Review on 🎧 Bionik Mantis Attachable VR Headphones: Elevate Your PlayStation VR Experience with Adjustable Design and Hi-Fi Sound! by Charles Mcneil

GENERAL: Every time I use my PSVR (it's the only game I currently play) I always use the headphones that came with it because they have good sound that lets you know effectively , where a sound comes from space. They've always been a bit awkward, but less awkward than wearing headphones, so I got over the inconvenience. Headphones are even less viable as they require a USB dongle.] Having recently had to replace a broken PSVR headset, I decided to spend some money on extras like these ear clips. Sound quality reviews were mixed and I saw that some people felt the speakers didn't fit snugly enough, so I knew I was taking a small risk. It turned out that they were fine. These things close well, are easy to adjust to reach your ears, are MUCH more comfortable to toggle the headset on and off, and the sound is basically on par with headphones. So yeah - I'm very happy with all of this. I would say the number one thing to look out for is the WIRE. Leaving it hanging alone would absolutely bother me, because I don't want any kind of wire tickling my shoulders or neck while I'm restlessly crawling down a damp hallway in Resident Evil 7 (or any other time, of course). The solution to this was cheap and I just thought a bit: I used some plastic stickers and coiled the wires up so they wouldn't get in the way of the torque controller or something. I've included a few photos to show what I did as I had to do a little work to get the perfect configuration and they might make the process easier for you. ultra-fast bathroom breaks between FIREWALL matches without sacrificing sound quality compared to headphones. I hope you have the same experience as me and I hope my wiring photos help! :)[** EDIT: After a few months of use, I started noticing redness and irritation in my ears, so I covered the ear cushions with cut microfiber towels and they haven't rubbed at all since. **]