Mpow Gaming Headset for PS4 PC Xbox One PS5 Controller, Noise Cancelling Over Ear Headphones with Mic, LED Light, Bass…

Short Review:Buy them.Long Version:Buy them because these are great headphones.For the twenty something dollar price, I am amazed at how much outside sound they block out, how well they fit, how soft the earpads are, how well designed they are, how well the speakers and mic works, and the fact that they include a foam mic cover, and an adapter to plug the integrated mic & headphone jack into a PC with seperate mic and headphone jacks.As stated, these have the one single unified jack like you see in cell phones and Play Station 4 controllers, but they also come with the splitter to plug into a pc.If you look at the headphones, there are two rigid bars across the top that go from ear can to ear can, and then a padded section below the bars that contacts the top of your head. That padded section is lightly spring loaded, and supported by small cables on each side, so it’s adjustable to fit your head automatically. Very intelligent, and comfortable setup.

I currently use this gaming headset for my Google Stadia and it worked right away after unboxing without any hiccups and has worked flawlessly over the last 7 months. With Stadia being new, I was unsure how gaming headsets would react to it, but this was an easy plug into the 3mm audio jack and go. It does also have a USB connection, but that is mainly for the LED lights on the earpads, which I do not use. Audio is crisp and the noise canceling is pretty good considering it uses “passive noise-canceling”/noise-isolating, in that the natural shape and materials block out ambient sound very well. People I play with say that they can hear me very well so mic seems to check out as well. The wire has a volume tuner and a off/on mic slider, so you would have to use a hand to manipulate this (no flip mic to mute function), although I usually mute in between games or during loading screens/matchmaking screen so it’s not a big deal, however it’s very easy to access and you can quickly adjust in game. At the end of the day, money matters as well, and being a casual but active gamer, I wanted comfort, longevity and good performance without breaking the bank, so the price tag on this is SUCH GOOD VALUE. Honestly think professional gamers could use this too, but I won’t comment much since I do not know exactly how their world works. I do play for hours at a time and have not had any discomfort with these. In fact, several of my “clan mates” on games have bought this as well after I did and have also had good experiences. I definitely recommend to any gamer out there, and if you’re on Google Stadia, it definitely works well!

The build quality is great. Sound quality is pretty good too.The USB cable is only for lighting up the leds on the headset! Not for audio, just a heads up!The box came with a splitter cable in case your gaming PC or laptop has mic and speaker input/output split. So this was nice.One issue I had was that on my head it does not fit quite right. Because the ear cups do not swivel, the bottom of the ear pieces does not remain flush with my ears because of the shape of my head. So there is not a good seal against my ears. This does lower the bass sensations a bit. Other than that, everything was great.I did make a few calls with this headset using my phone and call quality was great. The person on the other end always told me that I sounded clear. So mic works well.For the price point this is a nice sounding and great looking headset. Especially for the price point!

Good sound, very comfortable. The speakers are big like ear muffs but I love them. I used on my PC and console. The cable is about 6ft long also that’s a plus.

I’m usually very skeptical about these cheap gaming headsets, but this one has proven it’s worth.1. Great sound quality: can clearly hear audio in game. No static noises and sound is not distorted even if you turn the volume all the way up.2. Mic quality: I am super impressed on how crystal clear the mic sounds after running tests. I own a pair of HyperX Cloud II and the mic sound quality rivals that If not maybe even better then the Cloud IIs3. Build quality: This headset is a tank. Has aluminum metal top frame that is super light so breaking them is not even a worry at all. This headset puts Turtle Beach quality to shame at more than half the cost.4. Comfortability: This is what was the most impressive to me. I’ve gamed about 5 hours straight with these on and they are very comfortable. Very light, and the ear muff cushions feel nice and flush.My only concern is that I wish it came with an extra mic pop filter. I have young kids that keep taking them off and losing them so having an extra pair would have been nice.Other than that, I’m definitely a believer with Mpow’s EG3s.

After a disappointing experience with other and more expensive brand, I decided to give Mpow a chance, since I have a wireless headphones from this brand and after a year have been a great experience.This pair of gaming headphones are comfortable to wear, good fit and really easy to wear. I tested them during a video call and later during a 3 hours gaming session, so far so good for me. I don’t care about the RGB lights on a headphone, but I have to admit, this one looks pretty good. Audio quality is excellent and microphone is pretty good (more than decent). Excellent experience and great fit. Another MPOW product I’m really happy with.I would recommend this brand without hesitation.

Yes, I have a small head AND I wear glasses. Yes, this headset is comfortable for hours. I searched for weeks for a headset with good reviews for glasses wearers and small-headed people and found these. I regret nothing! I do wish the mic turned 360-degrees so I could have it on the right side of my face, but I’ll survive. I use these for my laptop and Xbox, both with ease–plug and play.For clarification, my small head is about a half inch smaller than the smallest setting on these. Maybe the same size as a kid with a bigger head, I’d guess. Circumference means nothing and I”m not entirely sure how to measure the whole dome because I think my neck might be in the way.Hope I helped inform you!

First, let me say the audio on these things is pretty good. The auto adjusting headband is fairly comfy, but the headset does not clamp around your ears tight enough for me, and I have a head that doesn’t fit in most hats. Also the damn retracting cables on the headband will suck in your hair, so if you have long hair, push up on the headband before you take it off or rip out hair. The sound is good. Decent bass, good highs and mids. A bit better than you’d expect for the price. But the microphone is terrible. It sounds very faint, and the arm is just a piece of wire that is not very strong, so the damn thing droops and nobody can hear you after a bit. I can’t recommend them for gaming because of the microphone. I want to love these things. The metal construction is great. They are well made aside from the microphone. For a casual gamer, they’re probably pretty good for the price.Edit: Got in touch with customer service and they replaced it, which never arrived. So they sent a SECOND replacement set. Works great.

I have never wrote a review for any product before,, but these headphones, for the price are just short of excellent. The sound quality is leaps and bounds above others I have tried and returned. Granted they aren’t a set of Bose or high end Sony’s but they do hold their own. I could pick out separate instruments in symphony orchestra, it’s a quality of sound I haven’t heard in a long time. My bluetooth Bose earbuds don’t even sound as good as these headphones. The sound quality between Bluetooth and actual plug-ins is substantial enough to notice a big difference, add to that the amazing sound these Mpow EG3 pro’s have and it makes a hell of a headset, not to mention the mic sounds superb and clear for gaming chat and they are much more comfortable to wear for several hours unlike others I’ve tried that tended to hurt the area around my ears, like they had to much pressure. The chat isn’t overbearing and drowning out the sound of the game and the game sound doesn’t overshadow the chat, it makes for a very good blend. Other headsets I’ve tried had a bigger issue to me with one sound overshadowing the other, either the chat was to loud and drowned out the game sound or the game sound was too much and drowned out the chat. I will admit that most of the headsets I tried the mics were all solid, but for me the sound quality is a major thing I look for and found. The only thing I would change is, instead of just leaving the mic as a wire wrap to be bent to your liking, id make it a fixed adjusting mic, that way you can move it out of the way when no in use. While gaming the sound just engulfs you and sucks you into what you’re playing even more, the slightest sound from any direction you can pick up and locate with ease. I’ll defiantly try Mpow first when looking for a good low priced headsets. I’d recommend them on sound quality alone, although my son did say I looked like I was tryin to land a 747 with them on, they look much more high end then other gaming headsets and actually in my opinion a much higher end headset then the price leads you to think. I would expect these to run 50-75$ for what you get,, but for 25-40$ they are a top quality headset. That’s it for my review, I hope it helps some of you make an easy choice.