XIBERIA Wireless Gaming Headset for PS5,PS4,PC with Microphone,Lossless 2.4GHz Ultra-Low Latency,Noise Cancelling MIC,Long Battery Life,Wired Mode for Xbox One, Xbox Series X Games

NOTE: I received the 5.8Ghz version despite ordering the 2.4Ghz version so this review applied to the 5.8GHZ set NOT the 2.4Ghz one!I wasn't expecting a whole lot for the price I paid and they're not without flaws, but with a few tweaks, these headphones can go from a "meh" baseline to not too bad!Lets cover them stock first.The not so great;- They feel solid, but the head band is STIFF... Like, startlingly stiff. As in there is also ZERO give in the head band adjustments to the fit will need to be made using the metal slider areas (carefully! they're not THAT solid).- The microphone boom is fixed, but flexible, so no swiveling it up and out of the way.- Awkward button placement and they don't like to register without an unusually firm press which results in a rather loud variety of "BEEP!" sounds to relay the press function.- What noise cancelling? Seriously. These are the most "open" closed back earphones I've ever worn, don't expect hardly any outside noise to be deadened.- Sound quality is middle of the road at best, lacking highs and not much deep bass, little bit spicy yet clean in the midranges, but nothing jarring or alarming overall. There IS a separate "bass boost" output (not a mode, an output) that shows up under Linux (haven't tried under windows) that helps a little with the bass, but not much.The Good! I don't want to end on a down note so now the things I liked;- Soft ear pads, very comfy and I can wear for HOURS! Adjusting the pressure by carefully and slightly bending the metal sliders got the pressure perfect even on my really big head.- Nice swivels on the earcups, they silently pivot to fit your head very comfortably.- Very light weight! Almost can forget they're on your noggin.- Super flexible microphone boom is easy to position and has solid pickup and quality over both the wireless and wired connections.- I like the styling and color scheme :-)- Unnoticeable low wireless latency using the dongle- Plugging in the dongle found it gave two output including one normal and one bass boost output on my Linux sound cards list (Yes! These works PERFECTLY with Linux!)- Pulling apart the headset revealed a HUGE battery of 1500mAh! Capacity testing revealed that it's labeling was accurate too. I am indeed getting about the rated 15 hour battery life which is pretty short if you're used to some higher quality bluetooth headsets of similar size but long enough it's not a bother.For the money spent, I think these are a solid win and very flexible without relying on laggy Bluetooth. With the light modification I made below improving sound quality even more, they're a great win of a buy!Modification for sound quality; I gently used a soft plastic wedge to GENTLY pry around the ear cups to remove them (between the yellow band and the soft earcup material) once that was free, I removed the black hard "felt" over the drivers. This GREATLY improved the high frequency response and made them sound much more satisfactory.I'm no audiophile, but this mod made these headphones quite acceptable for gaming and casual listening to music (even Mushroomhead) while retaining a portable, comfortable, and lightweight microphone enabled computer headset.All said and done, even with the mod, they're not going to stand up to a 150 dollar set; but if you want an economic, very functional low latency head set that sounds ok enough even for music, works perfectly with Linux and doesn't rely on the disaster of Bluetooth; this is a solid entry level choice!

These have a great feel and sound, the mic may be a little quiet for some programs but has a great sensitivity for picking up audio, and low levels can be fixed with settings or other audio programs making the input sound even better, very sturdy and cool looking headset. The only negative would be the websites english side not really being there and no product specific Windows driver downloads/updates (those aren't really required for these to still work flawlessly though).

Since getting hired in a call center in January, I've gone through three wired headsets. Inevitably, the cord gets pinched and starts shorting out. Now that I'm working remotely from home, the convenience of a wireless headset just made sense. That is - until you try to find one that's compatible with desktop, has a functioning mute option, and battery longevity.I have scoured tons of products, reviews, "best headset" lists and was about to give up. I purchased one headset prior to this that was "trucker style" with one ear cup. It was terrible. The mute button was on the mic boom (how does that make sense?!); unable to hear the caller, etc I chalked it up as a loss and my search continued.I finally got tired of looking, but then came across this headset. It fit the criteria I was looking for. The price was reasonable. Let's try this again! Here are my thoughts on the product:*There was no troubleshooting. I read the instructions, charged fully, and plugged the dongle in. My computer immediately recognized it and I was up and running. Powering on and pairing is straight forward and easy.*The headset boasts a great battery life, and while I haven't ever used it for the entire 8 hour shift, it's still charged and ready to use.*Audio quality is okay, not great. It seems everyone can hear me well enough and mic tests sound fine. The ear cups/noise cancellation is no joke and you may find yourself talking very loud because you can't hear yourself at all. VERY loud.*Mute button is awesome. It's on the ear itself, sometimes hard to find quickly but it's near the volume wheel. The mute/unmute sounds are distinct so there's no question whether you are or aren't. No annoying beeping while you're muted. Slight delay from pushing button and it (un)muting.*Comfort- Here is my issue and why this seemingly perfect headset is bumming me out. It's bulky. The ear cups are huge. And the band WILL squish your head. I wear glasses and after an hour or two my head hurts. I put my contacts in and tried. Still hurts. It's SO bulky!At this point, it's sitting fully charged next to me, and I wrapped my wired headset with electrical tape. If you need a decent wireless headset, this will do the trick - but have some ibuprofen on hand!

My husband loves this PS4 wireless gaming headset. It was a great purchase and fast shipping.

I've had this headset for almost two weeks now and so far so good. I use headsets daily, 24/7, for ps4 gaming and discord calls, and this pair has held up pretty well. I was a bit scared at purchase that the battery wouldn't be able to hold up with my excessive usage, but it seems to be doing fine so far.The audio quality seems to be good, both wired and wireless. Although when wireless it has a tendency to cut out once in a blue moon or distort the audio a bit, unless that's just my pair, just a heads up.The noise canceling is decent at best and is mostly caused by the tight headset and thick foam. You just have to break into it though, and then you get used to it.The mic on the other hand sounds good from what others have told me. Apparently it's a bit quiet though, so have the mic close and just boost the mic audio a bit and you should be fine. But I have discovered that the headset seems to not mix very well with being plugged into something at the same time as something else. For example, when plugging the headset wired into my iPad and charging my iPad at the same time I've had multiple complaints of buzzing through the mic, and this also applies when using an apple pen. Although assuming most of you who are reading this are just getting the headset wireless for console, you shouldn't have to worry about this too much. But just be prepared for some buzz complaints if your controller is on charge at the same time as you plug the headset in wired.But altogether this headset is functional, usable, and good price for a good quality.