Jeecoo Xiberia Stereo Gaming Headset for PS4 PS5 Xbox One S- Over Ear Headphones with Noice Cancelling Microphone – LED…

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 I’ve been using this headset everyday for a month for music, games and movies and I must say, theres a lot of great things about them. I’ve been using the same old headset since before my kids were even born almost a decade ago and these are a welcome change.PROS:1. Comfort – Extremely comfortable and soft on your head. Its like pillows around your ears. I wear them in long gaming sessions and when I do virtual reality and I have never had a comfort issue.2. Sound – Good and clear sound that really does a great job at enjoyable audio regardless of what type of music, game, or movie you are enjoying.3. Microphone – Its a headset microphone, I dont really judge any gaming headset based on the quality of a microphone since at its core its a condenser lavalier microhone on a stick mounted to a headset. It sounds as good as any lav mic can possibly sound.4. Build quality – It does have an all plastic construction but the build of it feels tight and sturdy. Its not too heavy and feels well made all around. I have a feeling it will last long time. The cable is a nice braided cable as well.5. Compatibility – It has a cable adapter so you can plug into a computer or into a phone. I havent tested it with a console since I dont have PS4 or Xbox but I hear it does work with them.CONS:1. Nothing I could find – I really really searched for something I could dislike, but I love these headphones. I enjoy them more than my old logitech g430 set. No known downsides in my personal experience so far.FINAL THOUGHTS:This is a great buy for the money, this is an overall fantastic headset that I highly recommend to gamers. Get it and enjoy your game while cancelling out all of the noises the world can throw at you.

Inside the box was a bag, much like the ones used for reusable shopping bags, which is nice to carry the headset and keep them safe. Inside the bag were the headset and the instructions, which I found to be pretty straightforward and brief. I like the long cord. That is handy for gaming with consoles nearby but allowing for multiple users to be connected at the same time.Connecting to the PS4 it’s as simple as plug and play. The headset has a good sound quality for listening, and the earphones fit around the ear nicely and are comfortable to wear, even after hours of play. Sound adjustment on the cord works well. Talking with friends, they could hear my voice in party chat without any adjustment needed to be made to the settingsInstallation on laptop was quick: I attached both USB and jack but probably didn’t need to for non-gaming work. I used Cortana to pull up websites and documents with the microphone. All went well. Tried various types of music with it, all were clear and nice. Even on the phone, it was able to pull up GPS quickly with a touch of the microphone.While on the PS4, The voice quality coming through the headset mic had a slight static noise. I determined that it was due to the Wifi quality and not the headset. Once I connected to the laptop, the static was gone, however there was a muffled quality to the microphone.

When opening the package, these headphones speak of quality. Nifty little packing bag inside the box, user manual, and splitter came along with the headphones. The sizing clicks a little snugly, which I love because I tend to use the smallest setting and don’t like it when headsets constantly open up on me, especially when in use. These will not do that at all, a huge plus. The cushioning is just right for long term wear. One of my favorite aspects was the braided cords. My last set only died because of the cord, this set will be far more durable.Next, testing the sound:I started with my phone. Sound quality was good, although quiet. I was worried at first, but then realized because of the noise canceling qualities, the sound didn’t need to be as high. This will save my ears in the long run.On my computer: Sound was louder and has fantastic range. I am not a sound expert, but when I play certain games, I have to discern between noises “behind” me or near or far, and this headset did so beautifully. They have fantastic balance with highs/lows and solid mid-range sound. Additionally, I can distinctly hear the different instruments in an orchestral piece, without any one section dominating or drowning out another.Next test, microphone:For my next test, I video called a family member to test out the quality. I was told crystal clear, and the sounds my children made from father away (and the TV in the other room) were very faint or non-existent. Loved that as they can be loud, but I still want to be heard. I didn’t yell, just talked conversationally, and didn’t sound tinny or digitalized. As a lady, this can be harder to accomplish it seems with a microphone.Next test: long term comfort.I talked for a solid 2 hours with these on. No discomfort over my ears, or on my head. It feels as if these were made for me. I will have no problems playing any games for a while, or extended phone calls.Pros:-Noise canceling feature is amazing at this price range.- Sound quality is everything I ask for in headset.-Microphone quality is fantastic.-Quality touches throughout (braided cords, splitter included, nice quality padding).Cons:- Would have liked an option without the LED/usb part. I have limited usb slots, so this won’t ever be used. Not a deal breaker though, and some individuals may really love this feature.- Microphone/volume control on cord seems a little less in quality or design. The mic button “slips” easily, so I am a little concerned it might get switched to off when I don’t want it to. The volume wheel seems a more flimsy part, so I worry about durability/longevity. Again, not a deal breaker.Overall:I love these, and would recommend them for anyone who wants good sound quality at a great price. The noise cancelling quality is also well above what one would expect at this price point. Very satisfied with my purchase, and would buy again.

These headphones sound fairly good, a bit garbled and tinny at high volumes, but it’s too loud to comfortably listen at those levels anyhow. The fit and feel is good, they feel a bit tight on my head but the cushioning is good. For the price there are a couple of features I find lacking so I’ll expand:First the USB is only lighting the static colored LEDs which seems unnecessary and adding no real value.Second the microphone doesn’t add any in ear feedback like my logitech headphones do which I find very useful.Lastly, the cancellation described is not noise cancellation, it’s just noise isolation. I wish we could see suppliers start to understand the difference between cancellation and isolation.If you’re looking for affordable headphones that are comfortable, sound good and understand that it doesn’t really have cancellation, these are a good option.

I received this product for free in exchange for my honest reviewSo this is a somewhat unique review since I can’t use these headphones for much myself. They’re actually, legitimately good headphones (well, kind of, gimme a sec), but I do some audio production as a freelancer and I have several pairs of pretty expensive headphones and monitors that are just better. Even for gaming, I have my condenser mic set up at my computer, so… Yeah.Anyway, I want to be super clear – if you’re in the market for new headphones and these are in your budget, get ’em. If your head isn’t huge and unsightly, these will be the most comfortable headphones you’ve ever worn, and they’ll sound better than anything else in your price range with a little tweaking. Now that right there is the tricky part: the tweaking.So, again, I do some audio production. So on all my computers I have an equalizer set up in my audio drivers, and by tweaking that equalizer I’ve achieved a glorious sound from these headphones. WITHOUT those settings, though, these headphones sound slightly muffled and mid-heavy. So, if you’re looking to use these casually as plug-and-play headphones on a system with no equalization settings (most systems DO have these settings, they’re on your phone, your iPod, many computers and/or most music programs, etc), maybe give these a miss. You need to be able to adjust your EQ to get the best sound out of them.Next up, the microphone. This is what I figured would be predictably the weakest spot, since most built-in microphones are total garbage. Shockingly, this one is really not bad, it’s not tinny or muffled, it’s a little quiet but not unreasonably so, and it’s got great compression/dynamics. My only complaint is that the mic arm/stem/thing is super stiff, it took some doing to get it into a good position.These headphones also have a function where they light up. I’d be way into that if it weren’t super duper secondary – the audio is all transferred through the 3.5mm jack, not at all through the USB. But, the LEDs are powered exclusively by USB. So, in order to have the sound come through AND have the LEDs function, you have to plug both cables in. Which is annoying. Especially when, like me, you have a computer whereupon the 3.5 audio output you use is not directly next to a USB port. On my laptop, these are on opposite sides. On my primary desktop, they’re on the front and back. On my secondary, they’re next to each other – but the USB ports are dead on the front, only the ones up the side work. So I can’t have my sick awesome LEDs flashing, which makes me sad. If these transmitted audio via USB and could do that AND power the unit at the same time, that’d be cool. Or, if they just had a battery option, which you could charge them up. Either way I’d be into it.The cable on these is freakin rugged. The whole thing is built pretty solid, but I’m extra impressed with the cable, it’s awesome.The earpads are the biggest, softest, most luxurious pads I’ve ever felt on headphones under $100. Pillowy marshmallowy squishy delicious wonderfully soft earpads. It’s kind of a shame the headband is such a tight curve, and/or that my head is so big. If the whole assembly didn’t squeeze my noggin just a little too tightly, I’d recommend them for anyone with a less massive dome because I bet that to anyone else they’re insanely comfortable overall. Also, as for external noise, they certainly don’t let much through. They’re not perfect, but they’re quite effective considering the price. Much better than most regular headphones at this price point.Like I said at the start, I’m not planning to use them all that much, but they’re great backups for listening/gaming and I do recommend them to anyone looking around this price point – as long as you can tweak that EQ, you’re golden.