Review on 🎧 Jeecoo Xiberia Stereo Gaming Headset for PS4, PS5, Xbox One S - Over Ear Headphones with Noise Cancelling Microphone, LED Light, Soft Earmuffs - PC, Laptop, Mobile Compatible by Deep Echemendia

The Jeecoo Xiberia V20 Stereo Gaming Headset is one of the most comfortable gaming headsets at a bargain price I've tried. The full-size noise-cancelling design dampens really well and feels like good studio headphones. Together with the price of less than 25€, I consider the Jeecoo Xiberia V20 to be one of the most expensive headphones. Gaming headsets are currently available from Revain and they really do offer quality and comfort. My first impression of the Jeecoo Xiberia V20 gaming headset was how comfortable the soft memory foam ear tips and the thick leatherette covered ear tips were. The closed, over-ear design gently hugs your head, and the durable metal headband with extra-soft memory foam easily adjusts to each side of the head without falling off. Noise-cancelling qualities and 50mm drivers provide a wide frequency response that delivers rich, accurate sound and an immersive gaming experience that lets you enjoy all the sound effects and audio details in the game (such as gunshots and footsteps of nearby enemies in Apex Legends or Call of the Dead Duty). The Jeecoo Xiberia V20 headset comes with a 100 degree adjustable microphone. The microphone is flexible and therefore less prone to breakage, unlike the hard plastic microphones that come with the standard Xbox One headset. I mainly use my headset for gaming on the Xbox One, but have also tested it on my Nintendo Switch, MacBook Pro. and Blue Designs' blackout mic with similarly positive results. The headset is also compatible with PlayStation 4 and other standard 3.55mm AUX input devices. A NOTICE. When using the Jeecoo Xiberia V20 headset on Xbox One, the game uses 50% audio power by default. You'll need to increase this to 100% in the settings menu if you want to enjoy the game at full volume. If the Xiberia V20 headset has one downside, it's the 160cm braided audio cable. Since I mostly use Bluetooth on all my devices, going back to the cable in my headphones feels like a technological step backwards. Even if you have enough cable to move freely with your controller or device, the extra cable length feels like overkill, and unless I've neatly bundled and wrapped it around it, the cable really saves you the hassle of constantly charging . Headset, but it definitely drains the AA batteries on my Xbox One controller faster. Alternatively, the inline volume control and wired mute switch is a nice feature that allows me to easily switch between speaking to my team in Apex Legends and muting the mic so they don't have to hear me like I did the leftover eat breakfast Burritos between games. Stylistically, I'm a big fan of black-on-black features in headphones. The rainbow LED on the sides has a cool aesthetic, but only lights up when a USB cable is plugged in and is mostly useless outside of a computer setup or when connected to an external battery. convenient, addictive gameplay at a bargain price of less than $25. This is a great upgrade for those still using the stock Xbox One or Playstation 4 headset and want to try a quality noise-cancelling headset at a great price. Compared to other similar entry-level headsets I've tried (like the Turtle Beach). Recon 70), the Jeecoo Xiberia V20 Stereo Gaming Headset still offers greater value with similar or identical features at a fraction of the price. The 160cm cable might seem like a bit of an overkill, especially if you're already used to Bluetooth wireless devices, but it's actually a minor downside for a great product at such a low price. While they don't quite match the feel and ergonomics of expensive Beats Studio headphones, or the convenience of Bluetooth wireless connectivity, they still offer a very comfortable, immersive experience with great sound quality at a great price.