Pros: Comfortable Hefty Premium Look & Feel Loud and clear

Cons: Rather long cable Only blue LED USB connection is solely for lights Sweaty ears after a while

Overall Review: For $10 this headset is hard to beat. I purchased this headset from Rosewill after owning a few other PC parts / accessories from them. I have been looking for a good deal on a cheap PC headset. I would easily pay double what I bought it for. Now this is no Corsair or Razer headset but for $10 this headset looks and feels very premium. It doesn't feel cheap at all and the cushions are easy on the ears. I will admit that after about an hour using these, my ears got sweaty. But my ears never felt uncomfortable and the headband is comfortable as well. As far as the microphone goes, it is clear and my friends had no issues hearing me. I am almost sure that the microphone isn't as good as a more expensive headset, but it gets the job done. I am going to knock off an egg due to the fact that the cord is very long, the volume and mute controller is sort of bulky, and the USB connection is only for the lights. Rosewill should have just made this headset a USB connected headset. It does come with a Y adapter for use on a PS4 and it works perfect. Overall for $10, this headset from Rosewill is worth every penny. It definitely beats out other options offered from cheap chinese headset brands like Sades.

Pros: First thing before you install the driver from Rosewill let windows update install some generic 7.1 headset drivers, then install the Rosewill drivers. It made a big difference on my laptop letting windows 10 install drivers if they aren't the right ones.

Cons: not sure how the other baboons have had so many issues 0_o

Pros: I like the cable length so long that I'm not stuck to close to my PC, Console. The mic is really good and clear for the price The headset is very comfortable even when wearing glasses and the stay on or fall off like other headsets

Cons: Wish I could control the RGB lighting It's not that loud the noise cancellation not that good you'll still hear sounds, people talking loudly or calling you depending on what you're listening to.

Overall Review: For the price, I recommend highly for both Pc and console use.

Pros: For $20, it's not bad. Sound quality is alright and the overall build quality is solid. Cable looks pretty sturdy as well and the ear pads are spacious and comfy.

Cons: Main reason I'm only giving this a 3 is because the USB connector appears to only be for powering the blue LED lights on the sides. I guess I made a poor assumption that it had a USB sound card built into it, unless it's defective... but looking at the product details again it doesn't actually mention that it has its own audio device. When I looked at headsets about 5 years ago, all the ones that had a USB connector had built in sound cards.

Overall Review: Microphone quality seems to be just average. As the other reviewer mentioned, there seems to be no control for the blue lights. It has an in-line controller for the headset volume and to turn the mic on and off, but the light is always on. Only way to turn it off is to unplug the USB, which is fine because the lights are tacky anyway and the USB doesn't do anything else.

Pros: They came as a free bonus gift item with my Thor II full ATX case. I dont know what the going rate is for these things, but they sound really great. and the over ear design reminds me of the nice pair of Pioneer phones I had in high school back in the early 80s,.. great noise rejection from outside sources, and they could really make your ears ring, if you are stupid enough to crank them to full volume. I tested out the microphone too,.. and it is surprisingly transparent, with a very nice sweet spot in the mid range. low to no noise. I might almost be tempted to SING though this mic, on my next studio project. The goose neck on the mic moves out of the way easily, also plugs, and unplugs from the headset with ease. Turning them into headphones only, when needed. And of course a VOLUME knob and controller for mic on/off and lights on/off right on the cord,. i love that. Oh yeah and it has lights or whatever,.. does anyone really care about that? Its not like YOU can see them when you're wearing them,.. yet they are a fun feature. and they do look really really cool. With the lights gradually changing colors blending from reds to purples, to blues,.. to greens,.. and on and on and on.

Cons: What,.. huh? Con? Me? Ive never been jailed for anything! Oh,........ the headphones,.. no complaints sire!

Overall Review: I would pay for these,.. whatever it is, that they cost,... I honestly don't know how much they are .. but i'm going to check after I hit the submit button. But If I were selling them I would probably slap an MSRP on them of like anywhere between 75 and 150 bucks. Bet they cost less though,.. I mean they gave em to me for free. Ok ill RE guess,.. based on that,.. final answer,.. i will guess 49.95

Pros: Comfortable, they sound good, lights are cool, good mic quality, good price.

Cons: the removable mic connection is really bad and it is constantly falling out. might need to use some super glue to keep it in. maybe they aren't all this way, but my pair is.

Overall Review: would have bought a different headset if I knew the mic would be so loose.

Pros: Outstanding sound, comforable fit. For the price, one of the best headsets out there.

Cons: none

Pros: decent quality great for games and music on PC

Cons: need some equalizer adjustment: currently using "Soft" with slightly lowered 8k and 16k.