PDP LVL30 Wired Headset with Single-Sided One Ear Headphone for PC, Xbox - Mac, Tablet Compatible - Noise-Cancelling Mic - Lightweight, Cool Comfort, Great for Gaming , School and Remote Work - Black

It was okay for the price and okay for short period but set seems to work intermiment

Dope for the price i bought for 5 but would pay 20 easily due to the fact the noise cancelling eliminates my fan completely. Years my friends have complained about that and my surround sound. Comfortable for perfect gaming sessions. I prefer these over the Turtle Beach ones no doubt.

I have just bought my 4th one!While that should provide some confidence, the issue is that the 3.5mm connector tends to break off inside of the controllers!I bought a 3.5mm connector extractor to make 2 of my controllers mic serviceable again.

After having so many issues with OEM Microsoft headsets earlier in the Xbox One lifecycle, I decided to try the PDP brand. And after having a couple of LVL 1's I really prefer his brand.This headset offers some improvements over the LVL 1 but also some drawbacks.The Good:1. The adjustment of the microphone is better. It's way more flexible than the LVL 1 which had a flimsy plastic microphone with limited positions2. Sound quality: Sound quality seems to be a decent amount better. My friends can hear me well.The Drawbacks but not necessarily deal breakers:1. Maybe it's just me. But I like having a dedicated mute switch in the cord itself. The LVL 1 has that. This you have to spin the microphone it an upwards position. It feels a bit flimsy I must say. A dedicated mute switch is more efficient and keeps your microphone in place2. Comfort leaves a bit to be desired. Not just with how much you can extend it to fit your head. But with the fabric over the earcup. It feels slightly like sandpaper. The LVL1 has fake leather, which definitely feels soft and plush around my ear.Overall, I'd choose this over the OEM Microsoft headset any day! Not only is Microsoft charging a good amount more, but from my personal experience Microsoft peripherals have really declined in the Xbox one generation. That's just my personal opinion.Case in point, this is a great budget headset. Cost is very reasonable. And they do tend to last quite a white.

I was happy with the look and feel of this headset, but that's where it ends. The audio will randomly drop out and disconnect you from chat. My friends said they can barely hear me on it so its really a waste of money.

Lasted for about a year before the all material started crumbling apart, hard plastics part of the head set included, but functionality still there with tape maybe? Lol. I have take great care of it, and never droped it.Outstanding quality calls for remote work and the adjuster pieces still works for me.Overall I strongly recommend this item just be aware the headset life spam is only a year or so despite of good care. YES I will buy it again but I got it for about $10 or $15 I think on a deal, a now coat more.

I don't know why so many people complain about this mic. For the PRICE you are paying its great! Works just fine for me. Fits perfect, no headaches. Maybe if you have a bigger head you might want to reconsider. I saw a lot of complaints about the MUTE button. Yes, it does not have a mute button but it still can be muted by moving the mic upward. If you are too lazy to use your hanf to move the mic up then this product is not for you. If you are picky about small things then plan on spending more money to fit your needs. If you just want a working mic that fits your needs at reasonable price AND aren't lazy or picky, then this mic is well worth it.

I guess you get what you pay for. It was working great the first 3 times for gaming, but on the 4th time, the microphone wouldn't work. We tried everything in the settings, updating drivers, plugging it into my husband's laptop, and nothing. The whole point of getting these was for the microphone.The sound is good, and they are comfortable. they just didn't last long.