Review on 🎧 XIBERIA S11: Wireless Gaming Headset with 5.8GHz Surround Sound for PC, PS5, PS4 - Anti-Interference, Noise Cancelling Mic, Ultra-Low Latency - Lightweight, Wired Mode for Xbox One by Amanda Spencer

Overall good headset but I'm a bit disappointed as I had high hopes for 5.8GHz wireless. expected. Looks a bit cheap but every detail is solid enough. There is no creaking, which is a plus. The comfort is good, doesn't put a lot of pressure on my head and I don't feel uncomfortable after wearing it for a few hours. Noise-cancellation is at an optimal level, meaning it blocks out most outside noise but not too much so you can still hear ambient sounds, which I think is a good thing. The sound quality is better than most 2.4GHz wireless headsets, including many major brands. names. The frequency response of low and middle frequencies is sufficient for most applications. However, it also has a high frequency (>10kHz) compression issue, similar to 2.4GHz wireless headsets, but not as bad. The microphone is fine. Not too good, will make too much noise. At the same time, it reproduces a clear and rich voice, so it's good to use it for gaming. Overall, this is a good deal for the current price. I just want it to have better high frequency response. ----Updated: I've found that this model has an issue where it may not wake up properly after a moment of silence, resulting in no sound. off even though the system is playing it. The surest way to fix this is to unplug and plug back in as the button on the headset doesn't always work. Or wait another moment of silence (a few minutes) and try to wake him up again. So my rating has changed from 3 stars to 1 star as it makes the headset almost unusable. ---- Another update: the seller contacted me and explained that this is probably related to the auto-sleep function. The headset will detect that it will go into sleep mode after 5 minutes and turn off after 8 minutes if there is no sound. I think my problem is related to sleep state having some difficulty waking up. And the design is still wrong - many other wireless headsets don't just turn off when there's no sound, they turn off when there's no connection. It's normal for me to wear a headset and not hear anything for tens of minutes.