🎮 LucidSound LS30 Wireless Gaming Headset (Black) - Versatile Compatibility for PS4, Xbox One, PC & Mobile Devices Review

I bought this headset 6 months ago, a few weeks ago I noticed that the plastic part of the bridge was cracked. (see image). I contacted Lucid Sound and asked if I could buy a new bridge. I have not complained or asked for a free replacement, it has been in use for months. It needs 4 screws to replace this part, very easy. Their idea is that I should send the headset back and they "test" it to find the problem and then send me a replacement or repaired unit. What tests, I sent the photo that is…

Purchased in September 2016 and on January 27th 2018 the USB connector broke and I can no longer charge it. The sound quality is good, as is the battery life. I haven't heard any complaints from people I've played with about the mic quality or background noise. And they are comfortable. If I looked down they would start slipping off my head. However, the build quality leaves a lot to be desired. After about 6 months the material of the ear pads started to peel off. It didn't change the comfort,

Pros - I play R6 Siege. With proper tuning, you can easily hear the faintest sounds. The music is good too. Cons: Difficult to set up, buggy, can't even use the HD audio feature unless you risk breaking it (which I do because it sounds amazing), they're not truly wireless, which is a shame. You can hear a big difference between a connected and wireless controller if the wireless mix doesn't work. not even bluetooth, i can't connect to my phone or what can i understand. Ear pads are good until…

I've been trying different wireless headsets for my PS4 Pro and came across the LS30. For reference, I already have Steelseries Arctis 7 and Hyperx Cloud Flight. While both headsets are very impressive, I wasn't completely satisfied with either of them. Both headsets lacked overall volume, and the Cloud Flight is mostly plastic. Enter the LS30 from Lucidsound. The headset is made of metal and is very durable. Sure, it's about 2 ounces heavier than my other headsets, but nothing special. I can…

The headset is ok but the packaging is WOW! Pull out the black box and the magnetic closure will open. A large instruction manual in a sleeve on top and a headset in a plastic holder that also has another cover that you have to open to get at the cables and USB stick. If only I could sit in the pits, because that would be a pretty nice imaginary car. The headset is pretty snazzy too. The second thing I noticed was the weight. A whopping 12.6 ounces. The Sony PlayStation Gold 7.1 weighs around 8

Comfort - 5 stars. It's a little heavy but fits comfortably so it doesn't get in the way. Become more comfortable after long-term use. Sound - 4.5 stars. The headphone output is excellent. When connected to a cell phone, I would wish for a louder volume. While it's probably for my own good, my ears have been mistreated and I don't have very good hearing. Microphone - 4 stars. picks up sound quite well and the voice monitor is thin and non-reverberating. No interference unless you're shouting…