Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PC, Mac, Nintendo Switch, Bluetooth Over Ear Gaming Headphones with Noise Canceling Microphone, Surround Sound, Low Latency

I bought these for my grandsons, they love them.

These have been pretty good, imo. The sound quality is decent, they fit nicely and stay comfy for a long period of time, and the charge is good. Plug and play - super easy. No issues and we've been using them for a while.

Good quality product.

I can't believe I got these headphones so cheap they work on my Xbox they work on my PlayStation they work on my PC through Bluetooth. The sound is excellent they're comfortable. They also look nice they are a little light and are plastic so you can tell they're not made with the best material but there's really nothing to complain about with these headphones these will stack up against any $100 Bluetooth headphones that I have came across. Don't bother spending extra money for bells and whistles that you won't use This is all you will need.

I got the WolfLawS Wireless Headset hoping it would serve as a versatile replacement for my primary headset, used mainly for video calls on my PC and casual listening. However, the audio quality is heavily skewed towards vocal frequencies, making the mids overpowering. This tuning makes it less enjoyable for listening to music or watching videos, where a more balanced sound profile is preferable.The microphone quality is also subpar, which might be a drawback if you need clear audio for professional calls. On the design front, the USB-A dongle is functional but aesthetically unpleasing when connected to a PC—though it integrates nicely with an Xbox controller, giving it a much sleeker look.Considering the price point of $7 where these were listed when I ordered them, these headphones perform decently compared to other sets in the $30 range, offering similar features. They are a solid choice if you're looking for something extremely budget-friendly and primarily need it for voice communications. However, for a more fulfilling audio experience, especially if music and high-quality sound are important to you, investing in something around the $60 mark would be wise, as it typically represents the best balance of cost and quality before hitting the point of diminishing returns.

I love them they are very comfortable and the sound quality is very good, I love that I connects to the Xbox and my PC, They are Bluetooth. They are well worth the price and they fit and work well.

Headphone audio sounded as if everything was muffled and you were underwater. Mic didn’t work either, returned it the second I noticed about the mic

Comfort is key during long gaming sessions, and the WolfLawS headset doesn't disappoint. With soft, plush ear cups and an adjustable headband, it provides a comfortable fit for hours of uninterrupted gameplay. The lightweight design ensures minimal fatigue, allowing you to stay focused and engaged from start to finish.In addition to its impressive audio performance, this gaming headset is equipped with a built-in microphone, enabling clear communication with teammates and opponents alike. Whether strategizing in multiplayer battles or chatting with friends during casual gaming sessions, the WolfLawS headset ensures that your voice is heard loud and clear. not bad for the Price, Highly Recommended!

These were quite headphones with a great sound quality and very comfortable ear muffs.Sound quality was very good, they worked especially good with my PC with which I could not get a good quality from other headphones. I was wondering if it is the BT connection quality, the BT version, or some other sound standards that did not match my other headset well with my PC. This headset, on the other hand, worked marvelously with my PC when watching movies and TV series. I am still curious what made the difference, but I am very happy and content.I did not use it as a game headset, so I cannot comment on the gaming hardware connection. I also did not test the microphone yet, but without even testing, I have two things that I am very happy about them: 1) Detachable microphone is good because currently I am not using it, and I don't need to have a microphone on the headset all the time. 2) I like that the microphone reaches out towards your mouth. That usually gives much better results compared to microphones on the headset. I have never seen any microphone on the earpiece performing good.The ear muffs are large, oval in shape, and have slanted angle towards back compared to the headband, all of which help you fit your ears in them well and feel comfortable for a long time. However, they do not do much to block out the external sounds or keep the sounds from the headphones from getting out.The controls are fine. It might not feel right at first having a dial for volume control, but it is more natural and works much better than any digital buttons. The microphone on/off button is in the form of a sliding switch. The lighting on the earpieces seemed unnecessary as it only lights up the logo and does not have any other fancy lighting effects. The device does not have a memory for those lights; so every time you turn the headphones on, the lights automatically turn on even if you have turned them off the last time.Overall, I love the sound quality and they work great with my PC. Removable microphone feels okay, although I would have preferred one that just rotates up, out of the way when not in use. Although I have not tested it, gaming device compatibility is also a plus.

This is a wireless headset. It can be connected via Bluetooth, or its own dongle. The dongle fits exactly into an Xbox One/X/S controller, but it can also plug into a PC or PS4/5 with the USB-A port. I tested it with a Bluetooth connection to my PC. The headset is made almost entirely of thin plastic except for a band of metal in the headband, so it doesn’t feel very high quality. The foam earcups are comfortable and it didn’t feel tight. It charges via USB-C port and a cable is included, but no charger.I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the sound. It’s very much weighed towards the lows and there is quite a lot of bass, so the highs get lost a bit. For my music listening and other uses, this is good, but others who like a more natural, neutral sound might not like the heavy bass, and there’s no way to adjust it. The volume is good and it can get quite loud without adding any distortion. I like the old school dial for volume rather than up/down buttons, too.

I love the WolfLawS X1 Wireless Gaming Headset!I can't believe the capability and sound these offer for the price. I did not expect this headset to work as effortlessly and sound as good as it does.Build quality is very good. Thick, rigid plastics and leatherette ear cups make them feel heavy duty, even compared to many other headsets I've used that cost 10 times the price. Controls are simple and well laid out and there are clear audio prompts telling you when you are powered on, have a low battery, are switching modes etc.Comfort and audio quality is where these (as you could only hope) truly shine. The fully over-ear headphones are a delight to wear. They don't muffle external noise as well as some other headphones I've worn but they definitely have an all-day comfort vibe to them. You can't articulate the ear cups aside from headband size (they don't rotate), but they did their homework and got the ear-position-on-head angle perfect. Because the cups are oversize (believe me - my head and ears are Shrek-esque in size) these should work for just about everyone. The bass isn't overly pronounced with these headphones, but I think it's at a perfect level. The manufacturer claims a 20Hz-22Khz audio range and nothing in my testing would make me doubt that. The Bluetooth audio profile used sounds crystal clear to me.A few other things I love:-bright green LED logo that can be toggled off an on (looks cool!)-XBOX *AND* PS4/PS5 audio integration via multi-mode dongle or Bluetooth (which is universal)-USB C port for charging-volume scroll wheel to instantly adjust volume-removable microphone-on/off slide control for microphone-new car smell for the leatherette ear cups - not even kidding - I love this!The only thing I didn't really like is that the on-headset volume adds another layer of volume control. So now in Windows 11 you've got a master volume control, an app volume control and a headset-only volume control. It didn't take me long to figure it out but you could expect some support calls if you give this to younger kids or to mom/grandma. Turn the volume down on the headset and then up full/nearly full on everything else is my advice, then it's just one spot for volume control.Highly recommended as a full-featured gaming headset!

Not a bad set. Better than I had honestly expected as far as build quality and sound goes. I'd still personally prefer to pay double to upgrade the overall quality and fit. Primarily because I've just been spoiled with higher end audio gear as I have a bit of a home studio setup. So this definitely doesn't come close to my PC setup. But for dedicated console duties, this is a fairly decent little kit. LED lighting looks alright. I am kind of well beyond the LED phase , so not really a selling feature for me personally. I am content with subtle non-led just as much. For me, functionality and comfort are more important.This isn't going to create the best sound isolation or anything, as it's not high end and the fit doesn't really create the best seal. But they are thick enough to be reasonably comfortable none the less.All things considered, for the price point, these are respectable & I'm sure a decent solution for some.For myself, I've just tried too many higher end headphones... So I would likely end up spending double to get an upgrade next time.Likes:- Better than expected build quality.- Better than expected sound.- Comfortable enough.Dislikes:- I've been spoiled by much nicer headphones, so this wouldn't cut it for me at the PC with all my audio gear. But still a respectable set for console duties.

These headphones are perfect for gaming due to their precise sound positioning. The overall sound quality is clear and pleasant to the ear. However, when it comes to listening to music, the headphones seem to lack an adequate range of mid and high frequencies, leading to a somewhat muted and uninspiring sound. While the sound quality didn't meet my personal preferences, necessitating significant tweaks with an equalizer, those who favor a bass-heavy sound might find it enjoyable without any adjustments.Despite being closed-back headphones, there's a noticeable amount of sound leakage from the speaker housing. Conversely, the headphones' ear pads are plush and large enough, ensuring comfort even during extended use.The headphones can be connected to consoles and PCs either through a 2.4GHz connection using the included adapter or via Bluetooth. The 2.4GHz adapter, designed to connect to an Xbox ONE controller, has a USB-A port on the back and is recognized as a headset when connected to a computer. The 2.4GHz connection is superb, causing no issues even in rhythm games that are highly sensitive to delay. Once the connection is established, reception was achievable anywhere in the house. The Bluetooth connection supports AAC and SBC, but it introduces a delay of about 230 milliseconds, making it uncomfortable for gaming and the delay was even noticeable when watching videos. The headphones feature a button to switch between adapter and Bluetooth connections. Interestingly, even when the adapter connection is selected, the Bluetooth channel remains active at all times, and it automatically switches to Bluetooth when the connection with the adapter is lost.