Review on SADES R17 Gaming Headset: Ultimate Noise-Canceling Headphones for PS4, Xbox One, PC, and More! by Julian Davidson

I've had them for a while and I'm very satisfied as a budget headphone. I've had a few Turtle Beaches, had a few budget Sennheisers, and I think I like this headset more than these. of breathing sounds when playing a tense multiplayer game. The sound quality of the microphone seems to be good for conversations. Cable length is good. They are semi-comfortable and have rotating ear cuffs. ADDITIONAL INFO: Noise cancellation is only achieved by reducing decibels through cuffs on the ears, not by emitting noise canceling frequencies. The sound quality seems crisp, even though I'm not an audiophile. I use them 95% of my time with multimedia, watching movies, listening to music, playing guitar at night via digital audio interface and playing games and I like them a lot. What I don't like: There's a main issue I have with the ear cuffs that aren't thick enough to be comfortable for long periods of time, as the top of the ear sticks out and comes into contact with the speaker and hurts over time. If these cuffs were an inch thicker this wouldn't be a problem, but I solved this problem by gluing some foam around the ear cuffs to prevent the corner of my ear from touching the speaker.