Wired Gaming Earphone 3.5 MM E-Sport Earphone Noise Cancelling Stereo Bass Gaming Headphone with Adjustable Mic for PS4, Xbox One, Laptop, Cellphone, PC (Red)

These wired gaming earphones are fantastic! They fit comfortably, even during long gaming sessions, and don’t hurt my ears. The sound quality is top-notch, with clear stereo bass that enhances the gaming experience. The adjustable mic works great too—I’ve received positive feedback on how clear my voice sounds. They’re perfect for PS4, Xbox, or PC. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a solid, budget-friendly gaming headset!

First, I have to disclose I have been a musician for a long time with experience both in studio and live settings so I am a bit picky when it comes to sound. I have my studio grade monitors and my studio grade headphones next to me as I type this. Still, gamin headphone/earbud system is quite good and *extremely* good for the price. Sound from the ear pieces are very similar to others with frequency response that is better than expected. Sound quality over the microphone/boom mic attachment has genuinely impressed others as well and they have commented on how they find my voice clearer using this product than much more expensive headset products.That being said, would I use these for producing music? No, I would use these for gaming and as a good option for attaching to my phone. They really are quite good but when I am mixing/recording I need some extra frequency response and fidelity.For gaming, this should definitely be seriously considered. The price is great and the sound quality is more than good enough for everything from COD to Doom, from Skyrim to Assassin's Creed, from Madden to Fifa, these will work well.The only thing you will have to determine is whether the ear buds/pieces are comfortable in your ears. The device comes with multiple sizing options/parts in the package and I was fine with the default pieces but I know some people are more sensitive to fitment than others.Give these a try, I truly do not think you will be disappointed.

I bought the BlueFire 3.5 mm Gaming wired headset. I loved these, they worked wonderfully!! They had amazing sound from the mic and I really liked the fact that you could take the mic off when you weren't using them and leave the headset plugged in. I got these on the 21st of February and today March 16th I am returning them because the mic quit working. The headset still works well, however I don't need another headset I need one with a mic. Returning was easy, I didn't have to pay for it. I am terribly saddened that they are not working.....UPDATE: I am updating my review, the company reached out to me and offered to send me a new headset for free. I do believe that this was just a bad pair. I appreciated the offer yet had decided to go with a desk mic for my work. Because of their offer to replace them I am upgrading these to a 4 star. I would recommend these to someone to try. Obviously they are a good product and the company stands by them!UPDATE: The seller BlueFire went a head and sent out a new headset for me. I gave these to my daughter to use because she is always on Xbox One with her friends talking and gaming. She said that she loves them. I will need to check in with her again here soon to see if they are still working. She is pretty hard on headsets, we go through quite a few pairs with her since she basically lives with them, falls asleep with them, and leaves them out and the cats eat them. Lets hope this pair survives her teenage destructibility.

I don't know about anyone else but my first take when i saw this product was like, hey wait,,, that's a boom mic on an ear bud. How's that even work? Is gravity OK with this impertinence? What about other sorts of physics, like as are involved in vigorous shaking of the head or screaming at griefers? Notwithstanding the image in the description of the angry fellow doing just that, i couldn't imagine it working IRL.But it also has a mic inline and this redundancy sealed my purchase decision.I'm happy to report that the physics work fine. Whoever designed these little... ear screws(?)... was a genius IMO. If you follow the admittedly mangled instructions, insert into ear and twist anti-clockwise, they lock into place and everything is cool. Except griefers, who keep griefing. But i can jump around and shout at them and my earbud doesn't fall out.The case and accessories are a nice touch too, even if you leave the cord wrapped around the controller at least you know where all your spare patch cords and ear... cushion thingies... are. Speaking of the latter i really enjoy the gooshy memory-foam ones. Super comfy, and i think they also help with the staying-in-place physics.The mic has been fine. All i ask of a mic anyway is that nobody in the party singles me out for complaint. But in my experience if they do then it's usually owing to a mechanical issue at the jack. It's a thing with Xbox controllers.Sound quality is... meh. I was alternating between ordinary no-name earbuds and Apple ones because i wasnt feeling social for a while there so i didn't need a mic. These don't have the same oomph as even the no-names, even if i turn up the volume. As such they don't produce the same thrill when exploding or shooting griefers. But then regular earbuds don't usually have mics and Apple ones don't play well with Xbox so i can't viciously punk the griefers after i kill them. Which was my point for wanting a mic again because what good is victory without gloating?Bottom line is it's a decent headset, and way less cumbersome than over-the ears ones. I just wish the bangs and booms had more oomph.