🎧 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with the Amazon Basics Pro Gaming Headset - Red Review

I don't know why some people are struggling but these headsets are as good as my husband's Hyper x Cloud headset. He was actually shocked and jealous 😁. I plan to buy another backup set and two more for the kids. The sound is great and clear and for the price if something breaks it's easy to replace. Revain Basics are amazing! Many Thanks. Update 10/28/19: I bought more 🤗! I love her 😍!

Noise level and quality are excellent for gaming, voice is excellent and cables and plugs are reliable. If you have larger ears, they constantly press on your earlobes, which is fine for half an hour at a time, but if you want a longer gaming session, they become uncomfortable. There is no ventilation so they are quite hot. I've been wearing them almost every day for about 2 weeks. If they were comfortable and breathable they would be 5 stars.

Good. First, I'm obsessed with sound. I have 3 different high end gaming headsets. Sennheiser GSP 600, Steelseries Arctis 7 and Plantronics Rig 500 E Sports. Each cost over $80. And they made it onto my recommendation list. And I thought he trusts Amazon and what do I have to lose for $9.37? And frankly shocked. They can keep up with any of the big competitors. In my opinion they are only embellished Astro A40. Crystal clear microphone and good directional sound. I play Fortnite, Apex and…

I wasn't expecting too much but I'm really surprised at how good these headsets are. I've been playing Fallout 4 for the past few months and the sound quality is on par with $100+ headphones. Hearing footsteps behind and beside me works great in game. The sound and music quality is top notch. The ear pads and top end are very soft and I can play for 6-7 hours without any issues with ear pain or pressure on my head and ears. My ears fit easily into the ear cups for a snug fit. The plastic covers

I bought a couple of these gaming headsets mainly for kids as I don't want to risk damaging my more expensive headsets. The reason I bought this particular headset was because it comes with a detachable cable. Most (cheaper) headsets use thin cables, which are often short due to general use or being pulled or snagged during use. Since these headsets use cables that are part of the headset, it is not easy for the average consumer to replace the cable and the entire headset has to be thrown away.