🎮 Renewed Plantronics RIG 500 Pro HC Gaming Headset Wired Over Ear 3.5mm for Xbox & PS4 Review

Never regretted buying even despite the problem with the wire. Pros below: Very good and decent headphones. Mainly suitable for computer games. Listening to music is excellent, of course not ah, but very decent. The ear pads are very soft and comfortable. Well cut off external sounds. The wire can be detached. Comes as a separate item. Volume control on wire. Its cons: After some time, the wire had to be repaired and soldered due to constant bends. The copper conductors could not withstand the…

The model seems to be called Plantronics RIG 500 PRO, but this is no longer the original Plantronics, but a cheaper version without a metal darling. By design, this is a 400 model, but for some reason called 500 Pro. The impression that you are being deceived. Has some pros 1. Lungs. This is essential when you sit with headphones for a long time. 2. Sturdy design - you can be sure that the ears will not fall off 3. Good sound. Music plays in acceptable quality Different cons: 1. The microphone…

I play competitive first person shooters and have had headsets from all the major brands. Spent more money on it than I care to admit. Imagine my frustration when the BEST I've ever had was a relatively cheap brand. Since my first pair of RIGs (which lasted three years) I've had four more. This one I'm considering is my fifth. My third and fourth pair are wireless and I use this pair exclusively with my PC. Just stay away from the cheapest options, ten to fifteen dollars. This was my second…

I actually bought this to replace the cable on my headset because to be honest it was cheaper than just a cable. Stupid I know Seems like a great deal as I loved this headset and you can't beat $13 for a headset that would normally cost over $80. However, mine seems to have found an earbud with a broken latch, so it's not staying in top shape. If I ever need to use it, it probably won't matter much, but be aware that updated headsets may not be perfect. Everything else is fine, even the…

Don't get me wrong - this headset is ideal if you don't game much, especially if you have a big head or wear glasses. It's also a good choice if you want to test-drive a rig product before buying one of the more expensive options. Although I've been told my mic sounds good, the tone doesn't suit me. It's a little tinny and lacks any base, so it sounds like a grenade explosion, which can be annoying. If you're a more serious gamer looking for a headset, take your eyes off this entry-level rig…

I have two pairs of RIG 500's (which I bought at full price). I love that I have headphones that fit perfectly and don't slip on my 3 year old. I was reluctant to spend over $60 on an exclusive pair for her and just shared with siblings. We have a journey ahead of us and I finally thought I could justify getting enough for everyone. Stumbled across this deal thinking can't go wrong worst case scenario they don't work and I'm sending them back to Revain lightly worn or a little worn in which…

I've had them for a few weeks and play quite a bit so I feel like I'm wearing them enough to write this now. I got the theses because they had a USB adapter that my (old) PC needs, so this feature is great! (and if you don't like the cord/inlet, this part is interchangeable!) They're comfortable, functional, and I'd recommend them. The only thing I don't like is the size. I don't have a big head and need to use the biggest settings so I don't think this will work for people who are taller. They

So, I'm a streamer at Facebook Gaming and I was looking for a good headset that won't break my budget. Great headphones for the price. The volume control is a hit, especially on the newer X-Box S series. The top-tight headband is also very tight, the one on the RIG 400 Pro is much more comfortable. Now they still have good sound quality, just not as good as others in the $65-$75 range. If you can get them for less than $40 you're getting a great deal, but I'd suggest looking elsewhere for a…