🎧 KIWI Design Noise Isolating VR Headphones for Oculus Quest - 3D 360 Degree Sound, In-Ear Earphones (1 Pair, Not Compatible with Quest 2) Review

I wanted to add more immersion to my standard Oculus Quest and it definitely made things easier without using a long set of standard headphones, they had great bass and sounded honest said better than the strap mod htc deluxe audio i found in my other search.

Bought for our Oculus search a while ago and at first they sounded great. They also fit very well, like most headphones of this type, although at higher volumes they start to crackle. I'm not giving up on this product by any means, just be aware that the high stats will eventually take their toll. I like this style more than over the ear and I should have known better. These aren't $200 headphones, so be careful. I will probably order another pair soon.

Sound quality was good for about a week, then I heard almost nothing. Bought some regular headphones ($10) to make sure they weren't Quest and sounded much better. Put them back in to make sure it's not an attitude or anything, and NOTHING from an actual germ! It returned a few minutes later and then stopped again right outside the return window. Terrible. I have to think it was bad luck, but getting $30 sucks ($20 for the bad luck and $10 for the cheap ones I have left to keep playing).

I use headphones with my Quest when I play, so I was keen to try them. The sound quality is very good and the fit is good. Comes with a few tips but it works for me as it comes. Good response in the Beat Saber without distortion. The cord length is longer than my other pair, which seemed like a con before I tried them. It turns out I like having a bit more length because I can take the headset out of my sight without having to remove the earbuds first. Great when you just need to pause or look…

Sounds great. They don't completely block out sound from the outside world, but I have confirmed to my wife that they let absolutely no sound through from your content, even at high volume. So if you're concerned about privacy, that's fine. My only concern is that the cords are a bit longer than needed for the quest and they don't wrap around the ears as shown in the real picture. I tried it and found that every quick movement of my head untied the cords from my ears and they dangled again. No…

Fine. I bought these before receiving my quest as several reviews I read said the quest sound wasn't exciting enough. I actually thought the quest was pretty good and wish I had ordered it. The fit in my ear was quite normal with standard headphones. The little ones were better. In fact, I almost never used it. I liked picking up ambient noise from a room without headphones and never used them in a situation where I needed to be quiet. Most importantly, the new Quest 2 doesn't use them. Only…

I've been using bigger headphones for a while, but every time I wanted to take off the headset I had to take it off and lay it down and then take off the headset, or sometimes I would flip the cord around wrap my neck if I wasn't too careful. I bought them hoping to avoid this problem but assumed I'd only use them occasionally as they don't have the best sound quality. However, the sound quality is surprisingly better than I thought. These are still tiny headphones so they won't blow your socks

Well they seem to have real reviews so I bought them for $20 I don't think you can go wrong. got pretty bad feedback from others. You can also solve this problem with wireless headphones, but I wanted something light and simple. It fit the bill and budget. So. Advantages: Inexpensive, mostly metal housing. Sounds good and pretty loud. Not hot and doesn't feel like a full-size headset. Easy to use and set up. Good or bad depending on the situation. While others in the same room are talking to…