Review on BlueFire Gaming Earphone: Noise Cancelling Stereo Bass Headphone for PS4, Xbox One, Laptop, Cellphone, PC (Green) by Darryl Buck

I don't know anyone else but my first thought when I saw this product was "Hey wait, that's an overhead mic on an earbud." How does it even work? Does gravity match this boldness? And what about other types of physics, such as B. vigorously shaking your head or yelling at mourners? Despite the picture in the description of an angry guy doing just that, I couldn't imagine it working in real life. But it also has a built-in microphone, and that redundancy influenced my purchasing decision. I'm happy to report that the physics are working well. The one who designed these little ones. ear screws (?). was a genius IMHO. If you follow the intentionally distorted instructions, put them in your ear and turn them counter-clockwise, they will snap into place and you'll be fine. Except for those who mourn, who continue to mourn. But I can jump and yell at them and my earbud won't fall out. The case and accessories feel nice too, even if you leave the cable wrapped around the controller you at least know where all your spare patch cords and headphones are. . stuffed pillows. are. Speaking of the latter, I really like sticky memory foams. Super comfy and I think they also help with physics to stay in place. The microphone was ok. Anyway, on the mic, all I ask is that nobody in the band complains about me. But in my experience when it does, it's usually because of a mechanical issue in the jack. That's the thing with Xbox controllers. sound quality. Fur. I swapped regular no-name headphones for Apple headphones because I didn't feel social there for a while, so didn't need a microphone. They don't have the same appeal as the Nameless, even when I turn up the volume. As such, they don't cause the same excitement when they explode or shoot Griefer. But regular headphones don't usually have a microphone, and Apple headphones don't work well with Xbox, so I can't brutally hit Griefer after killing her. Why did I want the mic again, because what's the use of winning without gloating? Bottom line, it's a decent headset and a lot less bulky than on-ears. I just wish punches and punches were more attractive.