Tt eSPORTS ISURUS PRO Detachable Microphone In-Ear Gaming Headset (HT-ISF-ANIBBK-19)

Day 1: really excited to try out a set of earbuds with boom mic! Started using medium size ear... gaskets? After an hour had to take them out due to discomfort. Swapped to small size gaskets - not as snug fitting, which affected the ambient noise reduction effect. After another hour had to take them off - too uncomfortable.I bought these for use with my xbox 1. Initial reaction from my xbox friends was positive, then they realized that the echo they heard was my new mic. So they started messing with me. When they told Cortana to do something on their box, she did it on mine as well, because this headset outputs their incoming voices back out. So when they told cortana to take a screenshot, my xbox took a screenshot too. One of them even told his xbox to reboot, and caused my xbox to reboot. HE thought it was hilarious.Sound quality is great: very crisp highs and lows, good surround sound (i could tell where i was getting shot from).Comfort: 2/10Sound 10/10Use with xbox1 for multiplayer gaming: 5/10

There is no reason why you would not want to buy in-ear headphones that have less than a 13mm driver. The kick from the bass is amazing and it balances the high and mids perfectly. ThermalTake has done an excellent job in terms of durability, comfort, construction, sound quality, and style for this product. Audio 10/10 (for in-ear), comfort 9/10 (they should add a bulb or triangle to the end of the ear-hook for extra grip but this does not mean they fall out regularly), weight 9/10 (these weigh the same as 9mm ear-buds. the ultra lightweight mic and plastic used to make these feels like air), mic quality 8/10 (It's a mic coming from an in-ear headphone. It's very good, but obviously not studio quality), cord length 10/10 (not too much, not too little), accessories 10/10 (you couldn't ask for more than what is listed), build quality (strong connections, strong materials. I could see these lasting several years). The only thing I would ask for would be a cord-clip like with the gen 1 Isurus. That was extremely helpful when you exercise or move around a lot. These headphones are meant for sitting down and gaming, but a cord-clip is still something simple to incorporate. Overall, I give these a 10/10. Great job, ThermalTake!

Pros:The sound is ok.If the secure fit ear piece stays on they could be comfortable for hours.Cons:The microphone has a bad echo problem and has constant white noise feedback for both Xbox and PlayStation making me switch back to the ear buds that came with my phone.The secure fit ear piece becomes detached constantly exposing the hard plastic track it sits on and pokes the inside of your ear.

I do not like these sport earbuds. Tt eSPORTS ISURUS Pro In-Ear Gaming Headset (HT-ISF-ANIBBK-19)The sound is not full; the low and mid bass could be louder. This is very disappointing given the size of the drivers. The high range is pretty good and very clear. My equalizer has no impact on improving the bass ranges, like they are already at maximum bass at all times, even though it is lacking. The ear buds with the sports hook are snug and seem to hold well for working out. The rubber ear holder (red) has no flexibility to it around the entire ear bud -- there is no give or softness to it. After awhile they feel like hard plastic and uncomfortable. Flat ribbon cables on any headphones are annoying because they retain their folded shape too easily and don't hang straight. The offset length of the ear bud left and right side Y cable is annoying, as well. The boom mic worked well on phone calls. I bought these because I thought the massive driver would mean great sound -- not there. And, it had a 3-button mic which worked with my Samsung Galaxy Note 4. Also, It was lacking in comfort. I always add a clothes clip to secure and help take some weight off, but, the offset Y cable doesn't make it convenient. Bottom line; if sound and comfort were improved I could live with them.

Recently bought these being a fan of noise canceling earbuds for general headphone use , figured I’d try it out for gaming as well . First the sound quality is pretty good . Nice and loud where I find some other headphones could use just a lil extra on the volume . The mic according to everyone I’ve played with sounds nice and clear. The only and MAIN DRAWBACK of these headphones is the mic apparently is so sensitive that it picks up every sound coming THROUGH the “”Noise cancelling “” ear buds that everyone I play with complains about the echo/reverb of all the sounds from the game SUUUUUPER annoying considering I like the headphones for their sound .. if your not using the mic these are great. Otherwise you have to have the sound turned down so much it defeats the purpose of having loud “”noise canceling “” earbuds

Overall, I love this thing. It sounds great and beats having a "head clamp" headset. One issue I have, that others have mentioned, is that it can hurt your ears. The red "stabilizers" that go in your ear and keep the ear buds secure are thick and too big for my ears. It was causing the insides of my ears to become very red and sore. I managed to fix this by simply removing those and replacing them with smaller, softer ones from a bluetooth headset I use for my phone. Works great now and is comfortable! Also, I used EqualizerAPO to fine tune the audio and microphone to make it sound better and get rid of a little static in the mic.EDIT (12/2/2016): So it turns out that when using the mic you can hear the PC sounds through it. So if I am listening to music and talking to somebody they can hear the music. I've tried adjusting this with a USB sound card and EqualizerAPO with no luck. It is still a nice product but this is VERY annoying because if I am gaming the game sometimes is louder than my mic and there is no way to fix it.