Wireless Gaming Headset， 7.1 Surround Sound， 2.4Ghz USB Gaming Headphones Bluetooth 5.4,100-Hr Noise Canceling Mic RGB Light, Wireless Headset for PC PS5 PS4 Mac Switch，ONLY Wired Mode Suit for Xbox

I LOVE THESE HEADPHONES!It syncs up easily with USB C or USB plugged into the computer. It also comes with an AUX cable to listen to the sound and communicate the old fashioned way as well.I LOVE these headphones as I am a gamer and use them at work meetings.It is VERY surreal to use these while playing apex legends. I can hear the footsteps of other players in the game so well - that I can point out exactly WHERE the users are, left or right, or more behind me.The mic part is great and it picks up great sound.You can either pull out the microphone or keep it in. If you keep in the microphone, it will be muted (or you can click on the mute button that pushes in/out).But I would say - don't get turtle beach gaming headsets... get these instead. Half the price, more comfortable, and did I mention... they are RECHARGEABLE?! It charges via USB-C.The battery life has been great!It works well and the size of these headphones are a one size fits all. No issues at all.

... i might keep them as the phones to use when 2nd pair is charging... so decadent?... NOT for this price LoL:)For home PC movies, youtube, games, have bought several "low budget" phones lately (between $25 and $50) mostly junk, but some good ones, looking for "something special"... was i surprised by Valorise! ... the great value i'm getting for outstanding 'wear-for-hours' comfort with full, rich sound performance. I'm getting that Home theatre-like_sound feel in these headphones! Crazy bass perfomance coupled with very clear mids and highs. And that's without any EQ!7.1 ?... well, read one review where the user contacted the company, they stated (logically) that it is "Virtual 7.1", since i know for a fact "true 7.1" headphones contain multiple speakers/drivers cost $200+ with some at the very high end costing almost $1000. Plus "most" true 7.1 are wired to match high-end fidelity / what your paying $big$ for).So i wasn't expecting super accurate channel seperation but, i went and tested them using several 7.1 sound-scape [and other surround effects] variables on youtube. Even with my somewhat diminished hearing caused by youthful indescretion, i can make out "Virtual 7.1" directionals {even though it's somewhat sudtle compared to the real thing}Bass is FAT (do we say that anymore) strong all the way down to about 35-40hz where it drops off steeply in intensity but is still audible as the specs claim "20hz"... and highs?, well like i said "youthful indescretion", my hearing of highs starts giving up [diminishing] at around 12,000 but, i can tell there is forcefull sound above that, i can feel it interacting with my inner ear-bones, a sensation.Ok then... Cool red-anodized accent ring, adjustable pattern Red LED bling in a ring around each cup-end and don't foget retractable Mic too and even the the 2.4ghz dongle is special, has it's large green LED tip PLUS a low profile detachable 2.4 USB-C that would fit nicely on the side of a laptop or phone ... what's not to like about all that!If you visit their store page, no wonder all the different colors [besides red] are "currently unavailable", they must have sold-out after, i suspect, once the word spread.P.s. NOT taking a star away for this... My only complaint is, seems like alot of modern over-ear enclosed headphones have to small of earpad openings... or , let me re-phrase that... my Dumbo-ears (mainly ear-lobe) are to big for "most" over-ear headphones (except an old pair of Logitec-G930's i have, LoL). So just like with ear-buds, i wish manufacturers would send a second pair of ear pads with headphones, that have a bigger opening. I mean, i can tell on these [others] there is room under the lip of the current pads to be able to make a bigger opening to except my whole ear inside, without having to tuck in earlobe. THere still comfortable with ear-lobe under edge of pad but after a few hours, when i take them off, a little twingy.THank for the great headphones !

Used an ONN brand wired headset for a long time. Tried several different from Walmart and BestBuy. Returned each within a day or so. These are super comfortable, and the connection goes at least 20' from my laptop (which has the dongle.) The sound quality is clear, and the volume gets pretty loud. The microphone quality was compared equally to a nicer standalone microphone I have which did surprise me since it's a little retractable hoo-haa.I would say this would be worth twice the money.All in All - Good ProductProduct Review based off connection to HP Computer.*Edit after 1month - I do wish there was a better way to check battery status on headset, nothing to give a % or way to check if it's well charged or not. a simple voice "battery low" when its low.-That being said, you can use while charging - i guess, if you have a handheld connection - The chords included could not be used where my computer is, the chords are way too short.-Also, because I'm just being honest, the retractable mic is cool, but very short and does not stretch to the front of my face, it sits off to the side of my lips on my cheek (which does cause input issues during low volume situations. (Late at night or any other time you might try to lower your own voice.)Going down to a 4*+ (still a very good budget headset, that could easily compete with hyper/TB/Razor/corsair - all the typical ones you'd see at Walmart for 50+$