WolfLawS Gaming Headset for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PC, Switch, Over Ear Headphones with Noise Isolating Mic, Bass Surround Sound, Memory Foam Ear Pads

These are pretty basic headphones and have pretty cheap drivers in them… but what can you expect for the price? They are bulky and gaudy, as is the style for these type of headphones. If you’re into that look, they will work great.

The sound quality is middle of the road and work just fine for basic stuff. You aren’t going to be listening to great music on these, but for basic gaming they will work well. If you can get them cheaply, it’s a good buy!

pro: well-designed; decent padding for a good fit; good amount of adjustability
con: sub-par audio-related aspects – quality, sound staging, positioning, clarity; fit fatigue if worn for extended gaming sessions; mic quality is also sub-par

conclusion: it’ll do well as a cheap headset, but it’ll leave you wanting more after a while

I’ve been happy with how well this has been working for me with my Xbox X, HP desktop computer and his iPad Mini. I would recommend this to others!

Had the headphones for about a month. They are a light weight headset. the volume is clear and I can hear and talk great with them while playing my video games. I am definitely tuned out from the world while gaming.

The audio is on par for what you would expect at this price level. Not amazing, but sufficient. The comfort leaves a bit to be desired, they’re a little extra built y and rigid compared to other headsets in this range, and I find people in the house with smaller heads don’t like them so much.

I got this for my young kids to use while playing PC Games. I picked up two since they were cheaper to try out. My kids have never used headsets before, so I wanted something to try out and see how they even liked it. They were yelling at each other down the hall before I got these. They are 8 and 6. They block out a good amount of sounds. They get pretty loud, so I need to turn it down. Bass is not great on these, but I expected little. The mic is soft even when they are talking loudly. These were not expensive, so I was not afraid of them being broken. So far, they have held up pretty well—a good beginner set. They do get a little hot on the head so need to take breaks to cool down the ears some.

I like that this comes with a splitter for older PC audio inputs that require separate mic and headphone jacks. The sound is good, I haven’t really tested the microphone yet but it is recognized and works according to Windows. The padding isn’t the thickest or the most comfortable I’ve used, I can tell that part of the headphones are pressing into my ears in a way that won’t be comfortable over long periods of time. The cord length is okay, I’d feel a little too close to my TV if I had to use it without an extension cable if I was using this on my PS4. For where my PC sits, it is fine, but for people looking for use with a TV/console they might want to also pick up an extension cord if they’re going to use these. One piece of into that surprised me – these allow you to rotate the earpieces where I’m used to more rigid headphones that are just part of one piece of plastic with the part that goes over your head, even for other units I’ve used with extendible earpieces.

Pretty much in all aspects here this feels very much like a budget minded gaming headset. Nothing is truly remarkable, but again for a lower price point that is to be expected. The audio is somewhat flat in the highs and mids but provides OK bass. There is some distortion with both the mic and headphones at higher volumes. The padding is somewhat stiff but tolerable for a few hours (no long plane rides with this thing, not soft enough).

Overall, quite average is most respects but for the price that is certainly better than a set that’s uncomfortable and crackly.