Great headset ! I recommend it for all PlayStation players.

Wireless Amplified Gaming Headset: 99.99 at the time of reviewI’ve been a video gamer for most of my life. I used to love to get the whole setup going. I’m talkin big screen, surround sound, and the whole kit. But after I got married, I wanted to be more respectful of my wife and not shake the roof off while playing. And so for years now I’ve been using wireless headsets with my various consoles. For my PS5, I ordered the official Sony headset, but I haven’t found one I like for the Switch yet… until now.*TL;DR Review Haiku™*Two console optionAmazing battery lifeGood choice for the Switch*What I liked*:I have the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 headset for my XBox so I already expected to like this one for my Switch. But this one actually goes above and beyond the XBox version. To be fair, my Xbox headset is a couple of years old so this PS4/5/Switch version may have some upgrades simply by virtue of being newer.The first thing I noticed about this headset is that the boom mic is integrated into the headphone cup. This is nice because it doesn’t get in the way when I’m not using it.The next thing I noticed (that is an upgrade from my XBox headset) is that the ear foam is a better/tighter fit. This really helps to seal out sound. It stops short of being “noise-canceling” but it is much more effective than my other headset.It’s also quite a bit smaller than my (green) XBox Stealth 600 headset (see photos). I really like this. I don’t need my headset to be big and bulky.This is a minor thing, but I am really glad this one charges via a UBS-C port. I have a ton of those cables and my other headset uses USB-micro (I hate having the track that cable down).The sound itself is good (just shy of great). It’s exactly on par with the other Stealth 600, but inferior to the MIcrosoft official XBox Headset and the Sony official Playstation headset (both at the same cost of $99).*What I didn't like*:So, it’s hard to avoid this, but I don’t like that it requires a USB dongle to connect. On the Playstation, even the 1st party headset does. But it’s 2022. There’s just no excuse for me having to plug a dongle into my console (Switch or PS) to connect my wireless headset.As mentioned above, if you’re buying this for the Playstation 5, it’s hard to recommend it over the official Sony headset, which I think sounds better for the same price. The only reason I could see for that is the improved battery life.If you’re buying this for the Switch, you just have to know that you won’t be able to use it in handheld mode (without a USB-C to A adapter and awkward positioning).*The Bottom Line:*This is a great option for my Switch at home in the dock. The dongle plugs into the dock and I mostly forget about it. For the Playstation 5, I still prefer the official Sony headset (that has inferior battery life but better sound). That said, it’s a great option if you have both consoles and only want to use one headset. The price is also right on par with most of the other offerings of this type so it’s a solid buy. I’d consider this more of a 4.5 stars item, but I can’t justify rounding up to 5 when I think there’s a better option on the market for the same price. So this ended up at 4 stars out of five from me. I’d still order it over again though, as it’s a great option for my Switch.

I am using this with my sony playstation 4. It allows you to have all the data on the external hard drive and not taking up your tv memory.

I went from the sony ps gold wireless headset to these for my ps4, and by far better. Now they are not wireless they plug into the back of the controller but you don't have to worry about the battery dying. Sound quality is by far better.

This headset is really comfortable and sounds amazing! now keep in mind this is wireless 2.4Ghz with an adapter/dongle that plugs into usb port. It's NOT Bluetooth so just be mindful of that. The adapter is pretty long and pending on what you use this on, say a laptop, you run the risk of bumping or breaking off the dongle. The volume control on the headset itself is nice, but I wish it had little more friction so you can fine tune it a little better. over all I think this is a really great headset. would recommend if you're looking for a comfortable inexpensive gaming headset.

I had this same headset for a few years already, but not the mix amp. I wanted to get another for my PlayStation 4. When you add the mix amp it makes a big difference. I already loved the head set but now I really enjoy the mix amp also.

Software for updates should be available on MAC and Playstation. Sony sells this headset as an official premium headset for PlayStation 5. The Pulse3D has the ability to receive update thru Playstation and also PC. This Inzone headset should be able to at least receive updates thru Playstation

I'm a little confused by the H3 and why Sony chose to release a wired only headset for $100 when the Pulse headset exists for the same price and offers wireless connectivity and a headphone jack for anyone who wants to use it. I guess they wanted to make a full lineup of these INZONE headsets and wanted something at the lower end of the pricing scheme. To be completely honest, this headset is definitely not a bad one, it's made by Sony and it sounds great and has support for PlayStation's Tempest audio technology, there aren't a ton of $100 headsets on the market that offer this (except for the Pulse headset). I think you have to look at this from the PC platform side of the equation, as INZONE is not just intended for PlayStation 4/5.I think that the one specific type of person that should get this headset is someone who prefers the simplicity and reliability of wired audio and would be likely to use a cable anyway. This also has a microphone quality advantage over the Pulse headset because it isn't using integrated microphones and has the dedicated flip down kind that is attached to an arm. Wireless headsets can fritz out on you and stop working after a few years, this one should last the lifetime of this console generation, if not longer thanks to it not being battery powered or relying on Bluetooth or 2.4GHz proprietary connections.