Pros: -It worked
-Cheap

Cons: -Cheap(You get what you pay for)
-Rumble pack for the left ear seemed to be constantly going at a barely noticeable rate, even under muted sound
-Doesn't seem to fit my head right, causing discomfort after an hour or two

Other Thoughts: I recommend you spend a bit more for something nicer. As awesome the rumble effect sounds, it never seemed to work right and only caused annoyance.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

We apologize for your dissatisfaction with the quality of this product.

We value your feedback. Our engineers will look into making our product of better quality.

If anything comes up, please contact our support team to assist you by emailing support@sybausa.com.

Thank you for purchasing one of our products, and for leaving us your valuable feedback.
- Regards, SYBA CST 20160307

Pros: None, Since they came to me broken

Cons: Out the box the microphone didn't work. I stupidly forgot about them in the box way too long, took em out and spent about a month trying various methods of fixing my laptop by deleting bloatware, using the windows driver, etc. Tried it on like 3 different computers and realized the mic was just straight up broken.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

We apologize for the issues you've experienced with this headset.

We are more than happy to provide all of our customers with a prompt exchange whenever a product becomes defective.

SYBA offers an online RMA form, the user can easily fill out the form and submit it for a quick RMA return and exchange. It is SYBA's policy to answer all customer inquiries within 24 hours (M-F)

Thank you for purchasing one of our products, and for leaving us your valuable feedback.
- Regards, SYBA CST 20160111

Pros: They have a cool rumble feature that adds a lot of immersion when gaming, and the sound quality is great. They also seem pretty durable and haven't given me any problems yet.

Cons: They have a weird, cheap feeling material where the headphones contact your face.

Other Thoughts: Overall great headphones, at a good price I can definitely recommend them.

Pros: It has pretty good sound. The rumble effect is a nice touch to many games and not distracting. The mic sounds great and doesn't have any noticeable cracking or background noise issues. Being able to pull the mic off when it's not in use is very helpful.

Cons: The detachable mic piece is nice, but it feels like I would be able to easily twist too much and damage the plastic around it. The mic itself feels sturdy, but the piece that hold it in place feels cheap in comparison.
The headset is comfortable in short sessions. After and hour or so it can start to feel hard and a little uncomfortable.

Other Thoughts: When I first plugged the headset in there was a static sound that was coming from the game side of the volume control. It was audible during games and was very annoying. I found that my speakers being plugged in at the same time as the headphones created this effect; something about my speakers and this headset being plugged into the same mobo was causing the static. I plugged the headset into my monitor (both 3.5mm and USB ) and then switch the default audio device in windows to the monitor. No more static. This is probably more related to my hardware setup than the headphones (headphones worked fine on laptop), but I thought I would post a my workaround.

Pros: Keeping in mind I bought these for gaming:

The sound is quite good, I'm very happy with the audio.

The rumble effect is a fun gimmick that I expected I'd disable, but actually enjoy it (explosions are most intense!).

The microphone is quite good, at least that's what others tell me (I've never been on the other end). It is quite sensitive and easily picks up even very quiet speech when positioned under my mouth (to keep it from picking up breathing, etc.).

The cord length is very nice.

The game audio is through your sound card via an 1/8" phono jack (the normal stereo headphone jack all soundcards use).
The audio for chat (both out and in via the mic) is via a built-in USB soundcard that works perfectly well in Linux. See "Other thoughts" for more details.

The game audio (from the computer's soundcard) has a separate volume control (in the inline control box) from the chat audio volume control. This is extremely nice to have as it allows me to very easily tweak the audio if I need to in order to hear others in chat or hear announcements in the game, etc. The other two controls are a mute slide switch for the microphone and an intensity control for the rumble effect. See Cons!

The removable microphone is very nice as it makes it easy to store without worrying about stressing about breaking it off. See Cons!

The ear cushions are quite comfortable and breath very well because they're fabric instead of vinyl, but see Cons below!

Cons: By far the single most annoying thing about this headset is the cushion at the top. It is far, *far* too narrow and after less than a minute, feels like I have an iron pipe laying across the top of my head. I frequently have to adjust it to keep it from making my scalp feel bruised. I do have the headset adjusted fully out (it can't go any larger). I may eventually tear this completely off and add my own, homemade cushion.

The ear cushions, while comfortable due to being airy foam wrapped in a loose-weave fabric, allow just as much sound out into the room as if you are not even wearing them. Others in the room can hear every utterance from those in chat extremely clearly, even at fairly low audio levels. This doesn't annoy me, but certainly annoys my wife and can allow my youngster to hear language I'd rather he doesn't.

The control box has issues.
First: The belt clip is utterly useless. It is very weak from a springiness perspective (so it doesn't even hold onto jeans pockets) and it is so thin it feels like it'll break if I actually try to slide it over a belt. The lower section of the cord is heavy enough that it constantly pulls the control unit off whatever I attempt to hang it on.
Second: The rolling controls (game volume, chat volume, and rumble intensity) roll with absolutely zero resistance. This means if it brushes against *anything*, the volume gets instantly adjusted, usually dramatically. Having your volume go to full or zero volume instantly just from shifting positions slightly is extremely annoying. I'm considering putting tape over the controls, though this would then make adjustments extremely distracting and annoying (instead).

The removable microphone does have one issue: It only goes in one way, then rotates to lock in place... the problem is it is ridiculously easy to turn it past the "stop" and I'm worried about accidentally breaking it. This should be a tighter fit with a more obvious stop, or the stop should simply be eliminated.

Other Thoughts: (Using Ubuntu 14.04) I simply plugged in the USB cord and the audio plug and was immediately able to select the new sound device in TeamSpeak 3's settings (it shows up as "Cruiser P3210 Analog" devices). I had to adjust the "Voice Activation Detection" in TS3 so it wouldn't continuously broadcast, since the microphone is so sensitive.
I didn't have to do any research or tweaking at all to Linux's kernel modules.

Pros: Picks up sounds well and has really good sound quality. The cord is AMAZINGLY long and easy to move around with.

Cons: Not so durable. The headset ALREADY broke and it has been less than 2 months. I only use it to chat during games and take good care of it. But the mic part is already failing to work. It started out great, but when the mic part fails, which I was using it for, generates a negative review from me.

Other Thoughts: If you only listen with it, it is a great headset, but the mic is very poor quality.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,

We apologize for your dissatisfaction with the quality of this headset.

We are more than happy to provide all of our customers with a prompt exchange whenever a product becomes defective.

SYBA offers an online RMA form, the user can easily fill out the form and submit it for a quick RMA return and exchange. It is SYBA's policy to answer all customer inquiries within 24 hours (M-F).

Thank you for purchasing one of our products, and for leaving us your valuable feedback.

-Regards SYBA CST 04102015

Pros: Cheap. Owned for 4 months and still work. Good sound, rumble effect is cool.

Cons: When adjusting mic sometimes it comes unplugged.

Other Thoughts: Bought my girlfriend a pair of these and a friend of mine is thinking about ordering them after he used mine.

Pros: -Price
-Flat Cord
-Detachable mic
-Comfortable headphones
-RCA splitter
-Good Bass
-Volume Controls for chat and game
-Mute switch

Cons: Might be difficult plugging in USB and 3.5mm depending on device.

Other Thoughts: As soon as I put these on the sound quality is way better than all my other low end headphones/head sets. I frequently have comfort issues with headphones but these seem like my ears will have no trouble with them.

My last 2 headsets had issues with the cord getting tangled up. It seemed like when I took them off I forgot I had done 2 900's in my chair while gaming. Must have been too immersed in Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. This set has a flat cable which i didn't even realize when I purchased so I'm loving everything about this set.

These things are absolutely amazing for $15AR.

Pros: -easy to setup on PS3 and PC
-rumble feature adds a heavy bass feel
-sound is clear
-mic works great
-$15 after my mail in rebate
-comfortable

Cons: -feel a little cheap
-wires!
-not portable (not designed to be)
-requires USB to be used

Pros: Wow! These headphones are great! They sound great and the usb sound card works fabulously with windows 8.1. Contrary to other reviews, I don't think it seems cheap or flimsy at all! Maybe my standards and expectations were low for the price but I really like these headphones - a lot!! Not to mention new egg shipping which was ridiculously fast. Overall - super satisfied customer!

Cons: I really can't think of a single con!