I absolutely adore these headphones!!! Very comfy and looks stylish, at least to me. But of course, when it comes to headphones, the actual performance of the sound is what counts and these don't fail to deliver. I wanted a more neutral headphones, as my last headphones, the Sony MDR ZX600s were a bit bassy to me. Although I'm not an audiophile nor would I ever consider myself one, as I listen to music casually for pleasure and enjoyment, I can hear the difference between the sounds of my old Sony one and this one. Definitely more on the neutral side with bass that's just right without being too overpowering. But what I notice more than that was the details...and boy, I heard things that I never heard before, even from songs that I thought I knew already. These subtle details really boost my enjoyment of my listening experience and definitely would recommend these to others looking for a pretty affordable, neutral and detailed headphone. :)

The sound and build quality are superb.Battery life with a heavy use of 8 hours per day is more than 2 days.There are issues with headphones turning on and connecting to the devices, but they are all gone after the latest firmware update.The only serious drawback of the headphones is the ANC, which could be better. Confusingly, one has to choose between transparent hearing and ANC using slider. I have not found option to disable both ANC and transparent hearing, when headphones are turned on.

I am super impressed with the quality given how affordable these headphones are. It cancels outside noise like no other pair I've had, the bass is insane, and the adjustments you can make for the EQ and stuff are awesome.However... I wish there were more ways to adjust the actual headphones to make it fit better - especially over the ears. One thing I did worry about was a weird static noise coming from one side at one point - but tuning the settings on the headphones helped with the sound and it seemed to do okay.It does well staying connected within 30 feet, even through a couple walls!Glad I finally researched and invested in a pair of bluetooth headphones...

I like these headphones a lot the only thing is is that the plug in Port rips off way too easily and I've already been through two pairs of these and the same thing happened but otherwise besides that these are great headphones

Sometimes less is more. These don't take up much space on a desk and are great for a home office. I must deduct one star for lacking a 3.5mm audio port to more easily switch back and forth to headphones. They lack in bass, but that's obvious and has yet to be a concern.

This is one of the most surprising purchases i have made lately, the real underdog story. I prejudged the headphones but it blew my sceptic views.. Truly worth more than its value. Totally impressed and awed with the sound quality and all. I plan buy 4 more piece for my trip give out to family and friends.

Excellent headphones for the price you pay. Super comfortable with great sound quality. Only flaw is that the mic is a little to short and needs to readjusted a lot otherwise your voice sounds soft and far away in chat. If it were not for that issue, these headphones would be five stars. If you can spend the extra money, maybe buy the Hyperx cloud II (I might upgrade to those,) but if you are not that serious/need a pair of headphones, these will work just fine.

Headphones work fine, microphone is a little finicky to get situated to pick up voice without sound of breathing, but that might just be a personal issue as adjust a microphone leaves me winded.Biggest problem (apparently pretty common with Arctis headphones) is that this headset includes a volume control knob designed to allow you to change the relative volume of 'chat' and 'game' channels. This is a neat feature in theory but suffers from a couple of issues:A) The knob to adjust the volume is extremely easily turned, which means that if you don't put it somewhere nothing will touch it, you're likely to have one of the channels muted or rapidly changing volume before longandB) There's no version of the adapter to allow you to use the headphones with the microphone unless you have the knob attached, or a switch to lock/disable the knob. The output from the headphones is a special port that connects to the knob which outputs as a normal USB. You can also use a normal 3.5mm jack, but as the manufacturer notes, to do so is to lose out on the surround sound capability and other features.All-in-all they're fine headphones, but if you're on the fence you should be aware that you will end up with an extra permanent feature on your desk that you have to keep isolated from any contact, which makes it a little hard to recommend them.