Cyber Acoustics3.5mm Stereo Headset (AC-5002) – Durable, Crisp, and Clear Communication in Classrooms and at Home

I am impressed! it works with my laptop... music sounds very good, my mic audio is clear, and it also works with my Samsung Android phone! The inline volume control works with phone and laptop audio... I have a big head.... ears too... This earpads are a bit small and likely why some folks say it doesn't feel the most comfortable.. I agree. I have worn $100 headsets and they are comfortable. I can wear the headset for an hour or more without discomfort... So 90% of wearers should be fine... right? It is an awesome value and very useful... glad that I got them...

My only issue is that the Mic's input is a little too strong. I can hear my own breathing. But the earpads really do block out a decent portion of the external noise around you. But this super sensitive mic can just pic them up easily through OBS monitoring. I am actually grateful for this as it is a proper and sturdy replacement for the no longer produced AC-401 and 204 series. But if I may be selfish, can we has decent mic foams for my headset?

offers a reliable and comfortable audio solution, especially considering its budget-friendly price point.Comfort & Design: The adjustable headband and leatherette ear pads provide a comfortable fit for extended use. The ambidextrous boom microphone allows for flexibility, catering to both left and right-handed users.Audio Quality: The stereo sound is clear and sufficient for everyday tasks like video conferencing, online classes, and casual listening. While it may not satisfy audiophiles, it delivers respectable performance for its category.London Broadcasting CompanyMicrophone Clarity: The unidirectional noise-canceling microphone effectively minimizes background noise, ensuring clear communication during calls or recordings.Ease of Use: With its single 3.5mm combo plug, the headset is compatible with a wide range of devices, including PCs, tablets, and smartphones. The plug-and-play functionality means no additional drivers are needed, making setup straightforward.Durability: The braided TuffCord cable adds to the headset's durability, reducing the risk of tangling and wear over time. Users have noted its resilience in daily use, particularly in educational settings.Value for Money: Priced around $17.99, the AC-5002 offers excellent value, balancing quality and affordability. It's a practical choice for students, educators, and professionals seeking a dependable headset without breaking the bank.Minor Drawbacks: Some users have reported that the volume levels could be higher, and the headset may feel snug for those with larger head sizes. However, these issues are relatively minor and don't significantly detract from the overall experience.Final Verdict: The Cyber Acoustics is a commendable headset that delivers on comfort, clarity, and compatibility. While it has a few minor limitations, its strengths make it a worthwhile investment for those in need of a reliable audio accessory.

Great sound and the mic is also really good. I’m told I can be heard very clearly when testing with coworkers. I only needed these to answer calls while working from home, I haven’t used them for anything else.

I ordered a pair for myself and then two sets for my children for school. The set I got came in a nice box and has a USB dongle which contains the volume control, mute, mic on/off. The sets that my kids got came in transparent plastic bags and didn't have the USB dongle; instead having the volume controls built directly into the line. The sound quality is pretty good and the mic works crystal clear for most purposes. I work in a call center and plugged the USB into my workstation and my customers kept complaining they couldn't hear me - the boom for the mic isn't long enough; the boom only reaches to the very edge of your lips and I found myself having to constantly raise my voice. Oddly, the mic works fine with online gaming and online mic tests showed good test results. My children have no problem whatsoever hearing and speaking to their teachers and classmates on theirs, though. This however, could be due to them receiving a completely different variant of what is advertised as the exact same product.My other complaints are that I now kind of wish I had received the model with the volume controls built in that my kids got; a little inconveniencing to have to always have the USB dongle plugged into my USB-C adaptor to speak. They fit pretty tightly and are not at all comfortable to wear for 8 or more hours when wearing glasses and a mask beneath them.

I bought this Cyber Acoustic headphone because it was cheap (don't pay more than $20). If it didn't work well I wouldn't feel so bad. I also bought expensive wireless JBL headphones - which were uncomfortable when worn for long periods and there was a lag with the microphone. I am so happy with this purchase.We love these headphone. I use them for my 2.5 hour graduate classes on Zoom. I love that the microphone only picks up my voice - and not the TV blaring or the kids fighting in the background. The headphones are definitely more comfortable than the expensive wireless headphone (which hurt after 20 minutes). Honestly my ears get a bit sore with these Cyber Acoustic headphone, but that's because i have to wear them all day long for graduate school.My son is 8 and uses them for his Zoom classes. The headphones actually fit. He only wears them for 20-30 minutes at a time and they feel fine. He complained about all the other headsets we used.We use the Cyber Acoustic headphones on a Macbook, iPad, cheap Lenovo tablet, and also a cheap Android phone - they all work great. I am so glad we just have to plug in and not worry about software or bluetooth connectivity. If other buyers are complaining about bad sound quality, it is usually more reflective of their own electronics.