MytrixSakura Wireless Gaming Headset for PC, PS4, PS5, Mac, Switch, 50mm Drivers, 2.4GHz & Bluetooth Gaming Headphones with Noise Cancelling Mic, Over Ear Headphones for Xbox with Wired - Pink

These headphones are GREAT. They connected to my phone via Bluetooth very easily, and so far, I seem to be getting about ten to twelve hours of battery life out of them if I use them continuously throughout the day. That's not bad, at least not to me! You can disconnect the microphone, which is great, because I don't need it. The lights work even while on Bluetooth, and they are truly beautiful! Absolutely great sound quality. They are super comfortable on the ears, even during long periods of time. I definitely love these!

I have been using these in lieu of my $90 razer headset (wired) and have been pleasantly surprised. The headset has great battery life, pairs well with my devices (so far) and works wirelessly (both bluetooth or with the dongle) and wired. Wireless mode obviously requires the device to be charged, but wired works passively through the aux chord. They also have very flexible ear pieces which have a good degree of extension and rotation. The added feature of the light up pattern is a nice touch as well.The downside compared to my other headset is that the sound quality is just a little behind, not by much but it is noticeable, and they are not as comfortable. I should note though that this is a very unfair comparison since my other headset is much more expensive and not wireless, so I do believe that for the price you pay and the advantage of being wire free it is a very good trade off.5/5. Good quality proposition for the price.Title at time of review:Mytrix Sakura Wireless Gaming Headset for PC, PS4, PS5, Mac, Switch, Surround Sound, 50mm Drivers, 2.4GHz & Bluetooth Gaming Headphones with Noise Cancelling Mic, Over Ear Headphones for Xbox - Pink

Note there is no active noise cancelling for the earphones, just noise isolation on the mic.(in case the description made it seem otherwise)Sound: OK for gaming, not great for music.So these don't rival my high-end headphones that cost 4x as much, not a fair comparison.For stereo music, I find these sound a bit boxy, missing definition a bit, though they're not too bad for the price point.But then I listened to some soundscapes in Sea of Thieves and thought they actually did a quite creditable job.They're definitely fine for conferencing.Sound through the 3.5mm aux cord is pretty muddled and weak though, so that's more like a fallback option; also the cord is kind of short.Connection with the USB transmitter adapter was seamless and instant.Bluetooth worked OK as well.You can switch between those two with a long press of the top button.So you could have the USB on a pc or game console and the bluetooth on a phone.The voice prompts are too loud, cringingly so when turning on the headset.They're weirdly inconsistent: some have a very heavy chinese accent, others by a different, american sounding voice (but not closely mic'ed).The long press delay seems perhaps a tad long (to turn off or switch bluetooth vs USB wireless).There's a mute function: toggle it by clicking the top button, with a voice prompt to confirm.The neon pink lighting will be appreciated by some, but if you need to make a more serious video call and want to tone down the style, you can turn it off by double clicking that same top button.However the headset does not remember this preference after being power cycled.The mic is my favorite part, I think it works quite well.For starters, it's quite easy to remove and reinstall, if you want it out of the way or for carrying.The boom is very flexible, rather more than I would have expected, yet somehow it still holds in place well (even shaking my head violently)It's quite easy to adjust the mic's position, and it carries zero handling noise when you do it.It's nicely directional, picking up your voice well while doing a good job of avoiding surrounding sounds (as much as possible for a passive mic).With a bit of AI noise removal from your conferencing software, you can really walk around and manipulate things without any noise bleeding into the conversation.From the other end of a call, the voice picked up by the mic sounds close and clear.(It's not quite a professional podcasting mic, but it's excellent for communication.)The headset is reasonably comfortable, not too heavy. I wore it for two hours without discomfort.(If you're going to wear it all day long all the time though, there are superior comfort options for more money.)And it does offer some passive sound isolation.At $65 I think these are pretty good.The boom mic is quite capable, and I like that connectivity supports both bluetooth and USB.

This headset from MYTRIX comes with the headphones, charging cable, a 3.5 MM audio cable, and a wireless receiver for use on a computer or a gaming console.The headphones are light and are well-designed so you can make many adjustments to ensure it fits in a comfortable manner.Cushioning around the ears, and on the underside of the headband is thick and lush, making it very comfortable to wear for long periods of time. I connected this to the controller of my PS4 and was instantly recognized by the system.I did a voice quality check on the integrated microphone and noticed a very minor time delay between the time I spoke and the time I heard my voice. But this could be inherent to the fact that my voice is being looped through the system via a wireless game controller. Nevertheless, my voice was projected with clarity in my test.The in-game music and SFX effects also come through clearly, and combining the overall sound quality with superb noise cancelling, the results lead to a very immersive gaming experience.(p.s. The headphones also feature a distinct Sakura Theme.)

The Mytrix Sakura Wireless Gaming Headset is a versatile and stylish choice for gamers seeking high-quality audio and comfort. Here’s a brief review highlighting its key features:Key Features:Wireless Connectivity: With both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth options, this headset offers flexible connectivity, allowing you to switch between wired and wireless modes for different gaming setups and devices.Surround Sound: The headset’s 50mm drivers deliver immersive surround sound, enhancing your gaming experience by providing clear and detailed audio, whether you’re playing on PC, PS4, PS5, Mac, Switch, or Xbox.Noise-Cancelling Microphone: The built-in noise-cancelling microphone ensures clear communication by reducing background noise, making it easier to focus on in-game chat or voice commands without interruptions.Comfortable Design: The over-ear design and cushioned ear cups are designed for long-lasting comfort, making this headset suitable for extended gaming sessions. The adjustable headband also helps achieve a perfect fit.Stylish Appearance: The pink color adds a touch of style, making the headset not only functional but also visually appealing.Multi-Platform Compatibility: Compatible with various gaming platforms, including PC, PS4, PS5, Mac, Switch, and Xbox, this headset offers broad usability, making it a versatile choice for gamers with multiple devices.Overall, the Mytrix Sakura Wireless Gaming Headset combines functionality, comfort, and style, making it a great option for gamers who want high-quality audio and versatile connectivity. The noise-cancelling mic and surround sound features enhance the gaming experience, while the stylish design adds a personal touch.

Very easy plug and play connection, very good and crisp mic quality.Headset is comfortable and nicely adjustable with a seemingly aluminum or aluminum reinforced headband.Not a big fan of the faux leather ear pads I'd look to change to a foam/mesh/cloth set once I find a size that fits.Speaker quality is not the best and does sound slightly muffled/mid tone heavy. Though to be fair my only comparison would be against a significantly more expensive SteelSeries headset I have.Overall fantastic bang for your buck for a wireless setup.