Review on Drop + Koss GMR-54X-ISO Gaming Headset - 3D Surround Sound, Closed-Back, Detachable Cables & Boom Mic - Compatible with PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC & Other Consoles by (seo joon) ᠌

Name: Drop + Koss GMR-54X-ISO Gaming Headset - 3D Surround Sound, Closed-Back, Detachable Cables & Boom Mic - Compatible with PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC & Other Consoles
Item: Drop + Koss GMR-54X-ISO Gaming Headset - 3D Surround Sound, Closed-Back, Detachable Cables & Boom Mic - Compatible with PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC & Other Consoles
Rating: 1

March 29, 2023

Terrible product, not worth your money absolutely!

KOSS drivers = good sound as usual.
Namely, it is colored, the bass is pronounced, this is not for audiophiles at all, but the detailing for household headphones is excellent, the tops are pleasant, it is very acceptable for gaming, and some music (not classical, of course) can sometimes be listened to.

BUT.
The disgusting quality of the headphones, which, with very careful use, began to fall apart after a month!

The headband is worse than that of no-name Chinese headphones for five hundred! And it's not a figure of speech, unfortunately.

After many years of using reliable cossport pro, this squalor has extremely undermined faith in the company.

Now only one part of the headband remains, to which a plate is taped with electrical tape at the fracture site (and it broke in a month and the parts continued to fall off further).

I absolutely do NOT recommend.

Pros

1) good sound 2) until they began to fall apart, looked great (about 1 month) 3) acceptable microphone for voice 4) headset with microphone for connecting to mobile devices

Cons

1) an ugly cheap headband that breaks with the most careful use after a month 2) weak attachment of the microphone to the headphones - it turns in the connector as it wants (which is not surprising - there is also a regular 3.5 jack) 3) the disgusting quality of the spring lining, which also fell apart after a few months of careful use 4) the "bending changing shape" tube of the external microphone is also disgusting - it's cheap, almost not holding its shape and bending back after. On a desktop no-name microphone for 200, it costs an order of magnitude better.