RUNMUS Gaming Headset Xbox One Headset PS4 Headset, 7.1 Surround Sound PS5 Gaming Headphone, Noise Canceling Mic & LED…

I really like this headset. It has adjustable bands to fit any head, and the mic is adjustable so you can position it in an optimal place. The sound quality is the best part of this headset. The audio is clear and crisp, and I can hear every sound in the game. The mic is good, and my friends say my voice comes through clear. There is also a volume control and a mute button on the cord, which I like. One thing I don’t understand is that it says it has 7.1 surround sound, but as far as I can tell, it’s just a standard stereo. To be clear, no headphones are true 7.1 surround sound. All headphones are stereo with simulated surround sound. For surround sound you’d need a decoder or software support, which to my knowledge is not included. However, for games that support binaural audio, like Hellblade or Fortnite, this sounds incredible. And since I have Dolby Atmos for Headphones on my Xbox One X, I can turn on simulated surround sound through any pair of stereo headphones, including these. Games sound amazing, and pinpointing enemies in multiplayer games is easy. The build quality feels sturdy and well made. My only minor criticism is that they can feel a tad heavy and get a bit uncomfortable after hours of use, but frankly, that’s more on me for gaming too long.TL;DR These are great headphones at a good price, but they don’t decode 7.1 surround sound out of the box. Otherwise, these are excellent gaming headphones.

Initially purchased a platinum ps4 headset. And how annoyed I was with the crackling, cutoffs, and connectivity issues. I just wanted something that works, simple plug and play, no issues, and is reliable every single time. After thorough research for quality and affordability, I came across this Runmus headset and was hooked! Very happy I got this – no issues, works clearly, and my friends say they can hear me perfectly fine when playing COD on PS4! Excellent buy. Not perfectly noise canceling like Bose and sound quality isn’t top notch, but still very good sound system, comfortable, and mic is crystal clear. I had a hard time finding a case for this but if you want a case that fits this unit (again after lots of research), its the “Aproca Hard Protective Storage Travel Case Bag for Onikuma K2 / BENGOO G9000 Stereo/Corsair Void PRO RBG Wireless Gaming Headset (Black)” by seller Aproca Direct. Case arrived yesterday and I just tried it today with this headset… fits like a glove! Excellent purchase, highly recommended headset and you don’t have to break the bank for this.

This is good value headset and versitile. The strange thing is to get the headphones to light up, they need to connect to a USB power source, IE the Xbox, but the stereo jack plugs into the controller. These should be split off 6 inches from the headset, not 6 inches from the end of the cord. The only way to use both at the same time would be to buy a USB extension or put my hands no more than 6 inches from the xbox.That said, the sound has been amazing and the set up is simple. Very comfortable and way better sound than a headset I owned previously that was twice the price and not nearly as comfortable.Headset has stopped working about 5 weeks after purchase with moderate usage. No wonder they offer an extra free one with a review.*update* they sent a replacement for the original that stopped working. If this one works out, I’ll adjust rating again. CS has been great in getting it replaced.

 I was a little worried about this headset because of the price difference with other brands however I found out that the quality is excellent. Great for gaming and an affordable price too. Sound quality is pretty neat for gaming, you will be able to hear who is coming behind you and other sounds, also the mic is good for communicating with your team mates. Overall great quality for the price.

 I really like this company’s previous headset and thought I would try this new one from them. I wasn’t disappointed! The sound is just as crisp and clear, maybe just a tad more so, or maybe that’s the slight variation in noise equalizing. This one, To Me Personally, sounds just a -little- more heavy on the end-spectrum noise, with thumpier bass and squealier treble, whereas the K2 was a bit more mid-range evened and catered to all the sounds fairly equally. I can’t say I have a preference yet, but I tested both and the K11 was just as awesome. Sturdy, but not too heavy. Light, but not fragile. One thing I did notice is that the K11 earmuff seems just a touch smaller around than the K2-a more snug fit for a smaller ear and better noise cancellation, but if you’ve got big ears you might want to try a different model. These are great for directional sound and they give you a really immersive experience. I use these mostly for sound quality, since these days I don’t so as much online gaming as I used to (back when BFBC2 was the best game around!) and so I can’t honestly give a huge amount of feedback on microphone performance. As you’ll see in the video, all I really did was make sure it Worked. Do keep in mind though, this is a microphone designed to cancel out background noise, and you don’t have to be far away to be in the background with most of those, so you’ll probably have to adjust it fairly close to make sure you’re being heard at all times. I kinda wish that Runmus would put a little extra cord length on the USB and regular headset jack. [USB DOES NOT POWER THE AUDIO OR THE MICROPHONE, ONLY THE LIGHTS.] On my laptop, the usb plugs are all on the side and the headphone and mic plugs are in the front. When I use my laptop as normal, on my lap, I adjust a lot and with the adapter plug I sometimes snag and pull it loose. I fix that by taking the adapter plug off and going off the single plug, but then it stretches the cord to it’s bend-backwards limits to plug in the usb for the lights. Not a big deal, but I can imagine that for a lot of gamers this might be slightly off-putting. I mean, light-up headsets are for showing off their fancy lights, but who wants to sit three inches from the Xbox to plug in the power for those lights? This seems to be designed much more for the PC gamer or perhaps tech-support style job, due to that design suggesting it’s intended mainly for computer use. It is, however, compatible with lots of game systems out there, and there’s easy solutions to the minor light issue. If that’s a big make-or-break selling point for you, though, don’t give up just yet! USB extenders and lightweight USB battery packs the size of a dry-erase marker are cheap and numerous, so for another maybe $5-$10 you don’t have to worry about whether you wanna sit nose-to-nose with your screen or stretch your cord.But, in the future, Runmus, if you’re looking and listening, you should re-design the cord length with those factors in mind. Sit down and plug the USB into a console and into a controller and go as far away as you can before you risk pulling the lights out because of the controller….yeah, that’s the only real “problem” I ever found with it.I gave it five stars because it’s awesome, because the usb and lights are superflous and not necessary for the function and so those minor things don’t detract from the experience for me, and because it’s a much better price than their upper-classmen competition. Bose (a registered trademark of Bose, presumably) and TurtleBeach (a registered trademark of TurtleBeach, presumably) and all those other big dogs on the field are awesome too, but they cost a ton more and aren’t an equal value to cost ratio. From Runmus, you’re getting great quality for the price you’d pay for crappy knockoffs at wallyworld. Seriously, try it. Or would you rather pay double or triple for something that’s only at the very best perhaps 3% better? Doesn’t sound right to me! Those big dogs are gonna charge you anywhere from $120-$500 for a headset this good, and I know because I used to be a very avid TurtleBeach enthusiast back when I played Xbox a lot. Loved my $100ish TurtleBeach X*something or other from 2012? And also had an even fancier $200+ Call of Duty Black Ops II Edition Turtle Beach with that special little optical cord and that dual-plug box laying around. Yet neither of those measured up to this one. Even the Black Ops one wasn’t nearly as comfortable, didn’t breathe so the ears would always sweat after an hour or two of use, wasn’t as loud or as clear as this even when it was brand new, had a flimsy mic that started messing up after a few months, and wound up fuzzing a side in and out eventually. This is so much better and cost me so much less….never going back to overpaying again!!! THANK YOU GENIUSES!