Black Shark Gaming Headset for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox, Switch, All-in-1 Gaming Headset with Ultra-clear Bendable Mic, 50mm Dynamic Drivers, Noise Isolation Ear Cushions, In-line Controls

Vestibilit ottima, voce fedele e non metallica dal microfono, suono perfetto, insonorizzazione ottima. Consiglio l’acquisto.

Prese per giocare alla play si sono rivelate utili anche per lavorare al PC. Suono pulito, davvero bellissime. Per il prezzo non mi aspettavo tutta questa quali

Cuffie regalate a mio figlio a suo dire funzionano benissimo

Bought these for my husband for Father’s Day and he loves them. He says the sound is very clear and I know they are pretty good at the noise canceling part.

Ottime cuffie e belle esteticamente, sono presenti un cavo USB per l’alimentazione dei led e un cavo jack, l’unica pecca che il cavo USB risulta troppo corto e il pi delle volte se si attacca il cavo jack bisogna tenere scollegato quello USB

There is a glut of headphones on the market but these ones are the best value I have ever found. Great for video conferencing.
I don’t don’t do gaming but do appreciate these headphones for business and pleasure video conferencing.

My son can hear me when he watches his stuff

One of the best headphones I know of It has its flaws like Not being able to use the use cord for lights but other than that its the best choice in my opinion.

Great noise cancellation headphones. Works really well. Good sound quality

Isolano molto bene
La qualit del suono ottima
Va considerato che per questa fascia di prezzo offrono un buon compromesso

This is a basic headset that does as it should. It is not the best quality, but you would not expect it to be for 22.
The build quality is actually quite good and the unit feels robust. It is comfy to weare and the sound is ok. The mic is also of ample quality.
Cable legnth is good.
It is ideal for occasional use of for children i would say.

Purchase for my daughter to use for her tablet and it’s fair to say structurally they’re pretty resilient. They came as a bubblegum pink colour with protective film, also comes with a microphone this hasn’t been used whatsoever.
All in all these headphones are absolutely fantastic.
They definitely have some kind of noise cancellation giving I’m finding myself shouting at my child to get her attention whilst wearing these.
The sound quality is fantastic.
Also comes with a switch on the wire to control the volume and also turn the headphones on and off.
Brilliant find very impressed with them!

Decent budget headset – at less than 21 you can’t go wrong. I’m not of the elk to have light up parts on my gaming gear but light up they do and they look okay. On that note the USB lead could do with being longer but I guess there are extension for that kind of thing.

Sound wise can’t find fault – very similar to my 5 year old turtle beaches that cost more. Build quality seems good. Can’t doubt the durability. Happy to recommend!

Decent budget headset – at less than 21 you can’t go wrong. I’m not of the elk to have light up parts on my gaming gear but light up they do and they look okay. On that note the USB lead could do with being longer but I guess there are extension for that kind of thing.

Sound wise can’t find fault – very similar to my 5 year old turtle beaches that cost more. Build quality seems good. Can’t doubt the durability. Happy to recommend!

Decent budget headset – at less than 21 you can’t go wrong. I’m not of the elk to have light up parts on my gaming gear but light up they do and they look okay. On that note the USB lead could do with being longer but I guess there are extension for that kind of thing.

Sound wise can’t find fault – very similar to my 5 year old turtle beaches that cost more. Build quality seems good. Can’t doubt the durability. Happy to recommend!

I got these headphones for my GF and she absolutely love them. They are in a cute pink colour and look really nice.

The sound tho is decent for the price and for what she uses it for. Decent bass and its nice sound for gaming.

I would say is nice for kids and someone that don’t care much for sound quality or anything too fancy.

Considering the price these headphones retail for which is 20.99 I can say you will get a amazing product.
Being familiar with high end gaming products on the market, allowed me to have good comparison.
I simply couldn’t find a fault in these. Obviously, you will get headphones that, to touch, feel cheaper due to plastic that was used and other cheaper material but sound wise, these are booming.
They are not super loud, but they produce clear and crisp sound. What, to me, is most important is well balanced bass and treble while listening to music.
Black shark gaming headset gives that extra kick when needed on the bass side.
LED lights are as they are and they cannot be adjusted or changed. You get rainbow effect and that is it. So if you want flashy headset with good quality sound, on a budget, you won’t make a mistake getting these.

Considering the price these headphones retail for which is 20.99 I can say you will get a amazing product.
Being familiar with high end gaming products on the market, allowed me to have good comparison.
I simply couldn’t find a fault in these. Obviously, you will get headphones that, to touch, feel cheaper due to plastic that was used and other cheaper material but sound wise, these are booming.
They are not super loud, but they produce clear and crisp sound. What, to me, is most important is well balanced bass and treble while listening to music.
Black shark gaming headset gives that extra kick when needed on the bass side.
LED lights are as they are and they cannot be adjusted or changed. You get rainbow effect and that is it. So if you want flashy headset with good quality sound, on a budget, you won’t make a mistake getting these.

Good gaming earphones, they look amazing great sound quality, fit comfortably to.
Great value for money

Good gaming earphones, they look amazing great sound quality, fit comfortably to.
Great value for money

This pink headset arrived in a pretty sturdy, lovely matte pink box which is super slick to the touch and a shiny raised artwork of it on the front which causes drag as your fingers slide over it. Removing the little foamy bag from the box and then the headset from that reveals a surprisingly nice looking headset, more attractive that the artwork on the box makes it appear. The finish of the plastic is matte and the “Black Shark” branding and line patterns on the ear pieces are shiny by contrast. It appears to be well made, there are no sharp edges, the soft matte light grey foam earpieces and headband fit nicely and are very soft and smooth to the touch. The cord is matching light grey with a soft and flexible braided fabric covering, a large control block for volume/microphone mute and terminates in a TRS and USB connector. A splitter for dual TS connectors, also braided, is provided. A small manual and 2 year warranty information card are also inside the box.

The headset is both pleasing to look at and to the touch, the pink is very pretty and a good match for my keyboard. The headband is adjustable, and the action is firm but smooth. You can adjust it relatively easily but it’s not going to accidentally expand while on your head. The earpieces are able to move a little independantly of the headband, albeit not far, but there were no issues with it fitting and sealing over my ears for a fully enclosed sound. They’re very comfortable to wear, I didn’t need to adjust the headband thanks to my small head, and after many hours of use had no discomfort. The earpads engulfed my ears entirely so there was no soreness when I took them off from a bit of squished ear.

The sound is surprisingly good, though I did need to use the equalizer for my sound on my PC to fix it some, the sound is colored to appeal to gamers and is a little pronounced in the lower mid range and very bass heavy. I dialed down the bass a little and pulled up the higher frequencies to get it more to my liking. Once you do play with equalization, for the price, you get a decent full range, and you can fix it to be enjoyable for music as well as gaming. The volume control about 18 inches down the cord is just barely exposed, so you shouldn’t find yourself accidentally moving it even when getting animated, it moves very smoothly and the microphone mute switch is similarly well recessed and requires a decent bit of pressure to turn off and on.

The microphone is the weak point of this headset. The metal gooseneck boom is absolutely amazing, it’s very firm, very sturdy, very bendy and will stay at exactly the angles and shapes you can bend it into, no having to bend far further to account for springback. The design of the mic piece itself makes finding a pop filter very difficult, nothing I had from other headsets would fit without getting stretched, defeating the purpose, and sadly, this microphone desperately needs one. It’s over sensitive in the high ranges, so not only is the sound very skewed, it’ll pick up the sound of your lips coming apart to say something, the sound of your tongue flapping while you talk, when you lick your lips and even your saliva ducts squirting. If your mouth is shut, it’ll activate when you swallow and this upper sensitivity makes every “ESS” or “CH” or any word with a sharp start painfully accentuated and annoying for anyone having to hear it. It captures the full range just fine, but it’ll also pickup a flatulating gnat on the window behind you. Turning the mic around so that the pickup isn’t directly facing your mouth alleviates this to some degree, but then it has issues picking up when you speak, and if you dial in the sensitivity to account for that, you start picking up lip movements, breathing, stomach noises, and anything high pitched. The sound of the microphone is similar to Razer Kraken, just not so thin and with worse “essing”. Will your teammates be able to hear you clearly? Absolutely. They’ll also hear every movement your face makes in order to form the words in painful detail. This is however preferable I guess, to one of those cheap super muffled sounding microphones.

There’s a USB connector which does nothing except light up the microphone (solid blueish/purplish color) and rgb moving rainbow under the grey mesh on the earpieces. Obviously if you want this and you’re connecting the sound to your controller, you’ll need a USB extension cable to plug into a live USB port (any will work, USB hub, TV, phone charger etc). It’s pretty but since I can’t see it while I’m using it, I don’t bother plugging it in, they look perfectly nice without it and in fact I prefer it.

Overall, for the price, this is a great headset. If the mic didn’t exhibit the issues I described, it’d be 5 stars.

Delivered quickly and well packaged.
Looks great out the box and easy to adjust the headband for a comfortable fit.
Used on a PS4 Pro and also tested on an Xbox one s, works great on both.
Sound quality is good and the mic also works well. Easily adjusted for distance or out of the way when not in use.
Mic can be turned on/off and volume adjusted from the in line switch.
Overall a great headset and a very reasonable price.

The Black Shark gaming headset is aesthetically neat and has the flair of a stylish gaming model.

The sound is above average and can feel pretty easy on the ears for long periods of 3 – 4 hours without much discomfort.

The price is also decent, so overall a good buy.

This pink headset arrived in a pretty sturdy, lovely matte pink box which is super slick to the touch and a shiny raised artwork of it on the front which causes drag as your fingers slide over it. Removing the little foamy bag from the box and then the headset from that reveals a surprisingly nice looking headset, more attractive that the artwork on the box makes it appear. The finish of the plastic is matte and the “Black Shark” branding and line patterns on the ear pieces are shiny by contrast. It appears to be well made, there are no sharp edges, the soft matte light grey foam earpieces and headband fit nicely and are very soft and smooth to the touch. The cord is matching light grey with a soft and flexible braided fabric covering, a large control block for volume/microphone mute and terminates in a TRS and USB connector. A splitter for dual TS connectors, also braided, is provided. A small manual and 2 year warranty information card are also inside the box.

The headset is both pleasing to look at and to the touch, the pink is very pretty and a good match for my keyboard. The headband is adjustable, and the action is firm but smooth. You can adjust it relatively easily but it’s not going to accidentally expand while on your head. The earpieces are able to move a little independantly of the headband, albeit not far, but there were no issues with it fitting and sealing over my ears for a fully enclosed sound. They’re very comfortable to wear, I didn’t need to adjust the headband thanks to my small head, and after many hours of use had no discomfort. The earpads engulfed my ears entirely so there was no soreness when I took them off from a bit of squished ear.

The sound is surprisingly good, though I did need to use the equalizer for my sound on my PC to fix it some, the sound is colored to appeal to gamers and is a little pronounced in the lower mid range and very bass heavy. I dialed down the bass a little and pulled up the higher frequencies to get it more to my liking. Once you do play with equalization, for the price, you get a decent full range, and you can fix it to be enjoyable for music as well as gaming. The volume control about 18 inches down the cord is just barely exposed, so you shouldn’t find yourself accidentally moving it even when getting animated, it moves very smoothly and the microphone mute switch is similarly well recessed and requires a decent bit of pressure to turn off and on.

The microphone is the weak point of this headset. The metal gooseneck boom is absolutely amazing, it’s very firm, very sturdy, very bendy and will stay at exactly the angles and shapes you can bend it into, no having to bend far further to account for springback. The design of the mic piece itself makes finding a pop filter very difficult, nothing I had from other headsets would fit without getting stretched, defeating the purpose, and sadly, this microphone desperately needs one. It’s over sensitive in the high ranges, so not only is the sound very skewed, it’ll pick up the sound of your lips coming apart to say something, the sound of your tongue flapping while you talk, when you lick your lips and even your saliva ducts squirting. If your mouth is shut, it’ll activate when you swallow and this upper sensitivity makes every “ESS” or “CH” or any word with a sharp start painfully accentuated and annoying for anyone having to hear it. It captures the full range just fine, but it’ll also pickup a flatulating gnat on the window behind you. Turning the mic around so that the pickup isn’t directly facing your mouth alleviates this to some degree, but then it has issues picking up when you speak, and if you dial in the sensitivity to account for that, you start picking up lip movements, breathing, stomach noises, and anything high pitched. The sound of the microphone is similar to Razer Kraken, just not so thin and with worse “essing”. Will your teammates be able to hear you clearly? Absolutely. They’ll also hear every movement your face makes in order to form the words in painful detail. This is however preferable I guess, to one of those cheap super muffled sounding microphones.

There’s a USB connector which does nothing except light up the microphone (solid blueish/purplish color) and rgb moving rainbow under the grey mesh on the earpieces. Obviously if you want this and you’re connecting the sound to your controller, you’ll need a USB extension cable to plug into a live USB port (any will work, USB hub, TV, phone charger etc). It’s pretty but since I can’t see it while I’m using it, I don’t bother plugging it in, they look perfectly nice without it and in fact I prefer it.

Overall, for the price, this is a great headset. If the mic didn’t exhibit the issues I described, it’d be 5 stars.

This pink headset arrived in a pretty sturdy, lovely matte pink box which is super slick to the touch and a shiny raised artwork of it on the front which causes drag as your fingers slide over it. Removing the little foamy bag from the box and then the headset from that reveals a surprisingly nice looking headset, more attractive that the artwork on the box makes it appear. The finish of the plastic is matte and the “Black Shark” branding and line patterns on the ear pieces are shiny by contrast. It appears to be well made, there are no sharp edges, the soft matte light grey foam earpieces and headband fit nicely and are very soft and smooth to the touch. The cord is matching light grey with a soft and flexible braided fabric covering, a large control block for volume/microphone mute and terminates in a TRS and USB connector. A splitter for dual TS connectors, also braided, is provided. A small manual and 2 year warranty information card are also inside the box.

The headset is both pleasing to look at and to the touch, the pink is very pretty and a good match for my keyboard. The headband is adjustable, and the action is firm but smooth. You can adjust it relatively easily but it’s not going to accidentally expand while on your head. The earpieces are able to move a little independantly of the headband, albeit not far, but there were no issues with it fitting and sealing over my ears for a fully enclosed sound. They’re very comfortable to wear, I didn’t need to adjust the headband thanks to my small head, and after many hours of use had no discomfort. The earpads engulfed my ears entirely so there was no soreness when I took them off from a bit of squished ear.

The sound is surprisingly good, though I did need to use the equalizer for my sound on my PC to fix it some, the sound is colored to appeal to gamers and is a little pronounced in the lower mid range and very bass heavy. I dialed down the bass a little and pulled up the higher frequencies to get it more to my liking. Once you do play with equalization, for the price, you get a decent full range, and you can fix it to be enjoyable for music as well as gaming. The volume control about 18 inches down the cord is just barely exposed, so you shouldn’t find yourself accidentally moving it even when getting animated, it moves very smoothly and the microphone mute switch is similarly well recessed and requires a decent bit of pressure to turn off and on.

The microphone is the weak point of this headset. The metal gooseneck boom is absolutely amazing, it’s very firm, very sturdy, very bendy and will stay at exactly the angles and shapes you can bend it into, no having to bend far further to account for springback. The design of the mic piece itself makes finding a pop filter very difficult, nothing I had from other headsets would fit without getting stretched, defeating the purpose, and sadly, this microphone desperately needs one. It’s over sensitive in the high ranges, so not only is the sound very skewed, it’ll pick up the sound of your lips coming apart to say something, the sound of your tongue flapping while you talk, when you lick your lips and even your saliva ducts squirting. If your mouth is shut, it’ll activate when you swallow and this upper sensitivity makes every “ESS” or “CH” or any word with a sharp start painfully accentuated and annoying for anyone having to hear it. It captures the full range just fine, but it’ll also pickup a flatulating gnat on the window behind you. Turning the mic around so that the pickup isn’t directly facing your mouth alleviates this to some degree, but then it has issues picking up when you speak, and if you dial in the sensitivity to account for that, you start picking up lip movements, breathing, stomach noises, and anything high pitched. The sound of the microphone is similar to Razer Kraken, just not so thin and with worse “essing”. Will your teammates be able to hear you clearly? Absolutely. They’ll also hear every movement your face makes in order to form the words in painful detail. This is however preferable I guess, to one of those cheap super muffled sounding microphones.

There’s a USB connector which does nothing except light up the microphone (solid blueish/purplish color) and rgb moving rainbow under the grey mesh on the earpieces. Obviously if you want this and you’re connecting the sound to your controller, you’ll need a USB extension cable to plug into a live USB port (any will work, USB hub, TV, phone charger etc). It’s pretty but since I can’t see it while I’m using it, I don’t bother plugging it in, they look perfectly nice without it and in fact I prefer it.

Overall, for the price, this is a great headset. If the mic didn’t exhibit the issues I described, it’d be 5 stars.

Review from my husband:

This is a really awesome alternative to all the high-end gaming headsets that cost a fortune! They feel quality. I already have a couple of other black shark products and they haven’t failed me yet, so there’s hope for these as a casual gamer, not a committed gamer lol who is on it 24,7,365. These reproduce decent sound and the mic is sensitive and clear by all accounts. I like the pulsing RGB. It gives a sense that these are more expensive than they actually are. Good solid headphones and excellent sound, great for music too, thumbs up. Mr black shark will keep an eye for more sharky products 5/5

This set of gaming headphones look fantastic, my boy tested them on his Xbox and said they are as good, if not bette than his turtle beach recon 70’s.
We haven’t used the led lights as we aren’t using them on a PC so no usb socket to power them.
They are comfy and fit my head as well as my son’s.
Great for the price!

This set of gaming headphones look fantastic, my boy tested them on his Xbox and said they are as good, if not bette than his turtle beach recon 70’s.
We haven’t used the led lights as we aren’t using them on a PC so no usb socket to power them.
They are comfy and fit my head as well as my son’s.
Great for the price!

First impression:
The headphones are quite comfortable to wear and there is plenty of room in the ear cup – no uncomfortable ears! They are not hard across the top of your head, and the head band is extendable, although I didn’t need to. The extensions are metal, which is a nice touch.
Cables are a good length and a splitter cable is provided so they can be plugged into a computer. The plugs are marked so you can’t go wrong. The phones plug works fine plugged into a mobile phone, and this also works without the splitter cable.
The light show is activated when you plug in the USB-A connector into a computer or a phone power supply. Its optional. Each earpiece has multi-colour LEDs and so does the microphone.
The only real negative is that the microphone does not unplug. This might not both some, but if you just want to listen to a video or some music, then although the mic can fold out of the way to some extent, you can still catch it out of the corner of you eye.

Packaging and delivery:
The headphones come in a nice cardboard box, and are wrapped in a foam bag, with one for the wires also. They arrived quickly.

Pros:
Comfortable.
Good sound.
Splitter included.

Cons:
Microphone not removable.
Lighting a bit of a gimmick but its optional.

Conclusion:
I liked these despite the non-removable microphone and the weight is about right for over the ear headphones like this. I’m going to use these straight away and my ageing Phillips ‘phones are going straight in the bin.

This headset is very good.
No real gamers would buy these though, and part of it is the pricing.
It simply is too cheap to be taken seriously.
On the other hand the materials used are decent and the sound is ok, especially for the price. Don’t expect Razer sound though, but this are many times more expensive.

Pros:
– price
– build quality
– sound considering the price
– full set with all the cables

Cons:
– sound is not outstanding, a bit of a bass missing
– the RGB lights are a bit of a gimmick only

The sound is amazing and the colour is bright I love them

The sound is amazing and the colour is bright I love them

These certainly look like they are worth more than 20 pounds so they would make a teenager pretty happy. I’m not sure I’d get these for adult gaming unless you’re on a budget. They are pretty decent, wired and suitable for most gaming platforms.

The RGB looks good and they sit snuggly on the ears providing excellent noise cancellation. The USB needs to be connected for the RGB to work.

The quality of the sound is ok, clear but not as crisp. There’s some bass too which is adequate. In higher volumes the sound quality reduces.

Overall they are quite good for the price and I’d recommend them especially for children or teens.