Awinnasey Gaming Headset with Microphone for PC PS4 Headset
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These headphones feel very comfortable on my large head, I find the sound quality reasonable, and I love the green LED lighting. Although I have headphones with better sound quality, I still love using this set for the comfort and looks.
Being something of an audio snob, I knew that the ‘Awinnasey Gaming Headset with Microphone for PC PS4 Headset Xbox One Headset Over Ear’ at 15.99 would need me to realign my expectations.
The box they come in give them a premium look, the headphones themselves look like they are well built with a nice contrast of black and lime green. With the headphone cord having the same colour scheme. The headphone cups are padded foam as is the headband support.
I don’t have a small head and these fit comfortably enough.
In use the sound quality is pretty good, finding a decent bass level and handling complex sounds with a decent level of competency. Considering the connection is through the headphone jack the volume that can be reached is pretty impressive.
I can’t say I noticed any noise cancellation at all apart from the obvious fact that the headphones will block some noise. Sound bleed from the headphones to the outside world is also fairly considerable – these are not discreet headphones.
The inline volume switch with mic on/off button is quite large but works well.
The sound quality on the mic is pretty decent, a quick test on mictest gave a decent result. The action of the mic o the side of the left headphone is also pretty nice.
The USB connection is just to power the led lights on the headphones, which are predictably green.
In summary, for the price this is a decent little headset. I probably wouldn’t bother plugging in the USB just for the lights personally but each to their own. For a spare headset or one used in solitude then it is capable of doing the job and at 15.99 they aren’t bad at all.
These headphones are good quality product. I have started using them from last two weeks. Sound and voice quality is quite good.
These headphones have noise cancellation feature as well. They are quite comfortable while you are using them. I have used them only for hour or so in a day.
I would recommend this produc
My kid got this headset for when we have gaming nights together and so far so good. The sound seems to be good on his end, and I haven’t had any problems with the sound on my end either. They can feel a bit tight he said but nothing major that makes him not wanting to use the headset. Works really well. Would recommend!
I would love to know what the people who gave theses headphones 1 and 2 stars were expecting from a 16 pair of gaming headphones. For the price (15.99) they are great. These are great headphones for teens / beginner gamers / people who destroy their headphones when they have gamer rage.
They have a great feel to them, they do not feel cheap or plasticky at all. The sound is as good as you would expect from a 16 pair of headphones. When using it to play COD I had no issues hearing footsteps / gunshots etc. I also used the mic to talk to people in my party and the sound was just as good as my old pair of headphones. Why people expect 100 quality from a under 20 pair of headphones is beyond me. They do light up but you need an adapter if using with the xbox as you need a usb plug for the lights to work. PC users won’t have an issue with this as they have access to usb. I would say that they wouldn’t fit younger kids heads so I would say they are more suited for teens/adults.
Ok lets start with the price. These are extremely cheap for a reasonable headset. It wont win any awards for best in class but if your penny pinching then these will do just fine.
Sound is ok as is the microphone. They work and you can hear and be heard when using in apps.
Will they last? To be fair they seem solid enough and at this price will probably work out better value overall than some more expensive all singing all dancing headsets that seem to run into problems within a year.
4 stars from me. Purely from a price point these are a must if you are on a real tight budge
As you can see in the video, this headset is large. The ear pads fully cover the ears and the headband is generously cushioned. However, it is nice and light, super comfortable for long sessions. The cable is extremely long at 2 meters (6.6 feet) and it’s braided for resistance to damage.
The headset can be used with a variety of game boxes, I have tested on two Desktop and one Laptop PC (Windows 7, 10 and 11). Modern PCs and game boxes have a jack plug socket that combines input (microphone) and output (headphones). For older PCs that have individual sockets for these, an adapter cable is included, which I have used on my Windows 7 PC.
The performance is really impressive – sound is true, with no static or noise. The microphone is good too, for both chatting (with other game players etc.) and recording. Given the quality, this headset really isn’t limited to games use. It is suitable for listening to music and your home office work too.
Suitable for teenagers and adults – most I think will find the headset fits straight out of the box, but they are adjustable to be larger.
Video: On a PC, click the maximise symbol, bottom right corner, to view the video full-screen. Tap ESC (Escape) key to leave full-screen mode. On a Smartphone, pinch in-out to adjust the video size.
The product photos are accurate, so I felt no need to add more. the headset arrives in a cardboard box, in a bubble wrap bag – a printed manual and 3.5mm 3 pole socket to dual 3.5mm plug adaptor cable (for PC use) completes the contents.
The padded headband and ear pads are very soft and comfortable, do not shut out too much noise (useful for me) and have not become too warm or uncomfortable over a couple of evenings of PC gaming.
Sound quality in the headphones is good, not great, but then – they are fine for gaming or conversation with no obvious weakness – plenty of volume is available, but sound does get a bit mushy with high bass content and high volume, in normal use this isn’t an issue.
The microphone is fine, in conversation with people who know how I ‘sound’ with a good quality microphone, no negative comments were made about sent audio, which makes a pleasant change for what is a budget headset.
The headstrap design is such that, if one wears glasses, putting on and taking off while wearing the headset is unobstructed (I have an expensive headset that is a struggle to do just this) which I consider a very good feature.
The LED illumination is suitably bright and garish – even the tip of the microphone boom has a green LED – power is provided by a USB plug, so the option to be lit up or not exists.
A brief summary: They are comfortable in extended wear, have very reasonable sound, and the cable is plenty long enough (about 1 metre) for normal use. (it is fabric coated and very flexible too) and the microphone appears to be of reasonable quality. The volume control & Mic mute switch is on a quite ‘chunky’ plastic block – but not particularly heavy, so still convenient.