JLab Play Pro Gaming Wireless Headset: 60+ Hour Bluetooth 5 Playtime with Super-Low Latency for Mobile Gameplay, Retractable Boom Mic, AUX Gaming Cord Compatible with Consoles Review

I would give these headphones 5 stars but even though they were written for PlayStation they don't connect to mine. However, I got them to work and they are perfect in that regard. Overall good quality for remote work but bad for gaming.

+++++Retractable micbt 5.+big boy batteryfit and Finnish fabric cups! (any microfiber) bt range is great ------ the sound is weak bass weak cups may itch but usb-c cover on the side they haven't been there for about a month DON'T FORGET TO KEEP THE VOLUME +/- AT THE SAME TIME FOR 2 SECONDS This puts it in music mode otherwise they sound like garbage. You have to do this every time you use them.

This headset is basically half the price and has twice the functionality of some other brands. The headset can only be powered via the included standard 3.5" aux jack. It charges quickly via USB-C (3-4 hours after the 10% beep) and claims to last 60 hours with no audible warning when the battery is low. This is a slight lag, but not enough to get out of sync with pictures or games under normal conditions. There is some lag with really high quality (8k) movies, but this pair really isn't for…

Need an all-in-one headset for working from home. I needed a good microphone for Zoom/Teams online meetings, and I'm also a musician and music lover, I listen to music all the time. I gave them a chance (because there aren't many reviews), but after some EQ tweaks, my first impressions are very positive. PROS: - The packaging is the best I've seen. Hardly any waste or plastic. BRAVO - Very light, like air, but they are strong and stay on the head - They look really nice when worn, not bulky at…

TL/DR is a great budget headset for video calls when you need Bluetooth, over-ear headphones and a boom mic. Like many others, I've spent the past year spending way more time in Zoom and Slack meetings than I ever wanted, and I needed to find the best headset for my laptop without breaking the bank. I used an old Logitech wired gaming headset after upgrading to a SteelSeries 7 wireless system for actual gaming. After discovering the benefits of wireless with SteelSeries, I wanted to go wireless

I have used a number of JLab products and with a few notable exceptions I have been impressed. Among the flaws in the JLab headphones I've had, the most noticeable and obvious was the bulky, ugly design. I mention this because these gaming-oriented over-ear headphones absolutely don't suffer from the same problem. In fact, the compact design makes their versatility even more impressive. With them, it's worth examining different areas individually to see if they're right for you. Sound: games…

Well I hate banging on this headset. So first let me say that I really like it and I think it will probably make a lot of games or even people who need a wireless working headset to make calls very happy with it. If you compare it to something more expensive, you will find some nuances, as I did. I don't want to blame them all on this product, but that's why I felt that while it's a more comprehensive and affordable option, it doesn't deserve a 5/5. If you want to know more about the sound…

Spoiler alert: JLab is preparing another hit. I definitely like the mini aviator style design with the black matte finish that repels fingerprints. The clamshell holdall is good too, if a bit bulky. I was immediately struck by how lightweight the headset is. The headband is fairly flexible and is encased in well-stitched leather that seems to last a long time. The cups are made of hard plastic that doesn't look cheap and are held in place by a wire that offers good resistance to twisting. There