I already own a pair of TurtleBeach, the XO One headphones, but after a few good hours of gaming my ears and the top of my head will start hurting. So I decided to buy these in-ear ones, to use as a backup. I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised, as I did not expect much depth of sound from in-ear buds. I was wrong, I play Rainbow 6 Siege and they are just as good as the XO One, I can hear all the noises and I am able to pinpoint accurately the location of the sounds. The microphone is also very good, and my voice comes across very clear (I've been told by my team-mates).The only negative would be the in-line controls, which are a bit fiddly, but that is expected on a small pair of earphones. To get around this issue, I use the Xbox headphone adapter plug the earphones in it and control the chat and game volume from it, rather than use the in-line controls.

I have been looking for the perfect second ring light to do videos and pictures for social media. After searching as well as looking at past brands I bought I found this one. It comes in a big box with directions included on how to put together. It seemed fairly straightforward on getting it together so I timed it and took a screenshot of it and it only took 12 minutes not including looking for batteries. The light comes with 2 remotes the big one takes 2 AAA size ones that are not included. After everything was set up I did notice there was not a spot for my microphone on the included holders so I got the one from my previous light and it fit which is awesome as it makes my sound quality better. I have used it a few times and moving the light between warm and cool during a video is super easy with the remote. I also want to say that there is USB spots in the back that does make it easy to charge things in the room you have it in.

This was bought for use in giving museum tours to groups of as many as 40 people. The $30 variant on this theme is available for use by the tour guides, but the volume of that is, at best, barely adequate, and there is a strong tendency toward feedback. On this device, the output is both louder and less tinny, and I have not yet experienced any feedback. The headset is light and comfortable, much more convenient for being wireless. The second, hand-held microphone is a nice addition but doesn't contribute materially to the system's usefulness for giving tours.The instructions are not of the same caliber as the device itself. The translation from the original language is bad enough to be comical. In these days of political correctness, if you used such pidgin on television you'd be pilloried for defaming another culture. Fortunately the process for linking the microphones is not complex, but if you're looking for serious guidance from the instructions, you're lost.Overall, if you have use for such a device, this is vastly superior to the $30 variety. It won't let you open your own theater, but it will facilitate speaking to good-sized tour groups.

I have had this monitor for a couple weeks now and love it ! Before we had a big well known brand one and hated it . So trying the lollipop one out has made me so happy. I love that you can place it any where easily which we couldn't do with our old one. We chose to attach it to the wall and it was super easy to do so and gives a great view of the whole crib. I love that you don't have an extra thing to carry around as it connects an app on your phone. The app is super easy to use . I also love that when we had a baby sitter over it alerted me that my baby woke up and was crying . We were able to see what was going on via cloud. The sound quality is good and love that it has a microphone option to talk to baby. As a bonus the design is super cute . I would recommend this to a friend !

I use these mics in my karaoke show and several of my singers have noted the difference in sound. I was using the two that I purchased for my singers and keeping the Audio Technica mic in the booth with me, but after trying the Behringer I swapped it and now use one for myself as well. I love the fact that it doesn't have an on/off switch on the mic. That way, you know the mic is hot when you turn up the channel. The pickup pattern is very tight, reducing the tendency toward feedback. They have a very warm and natural tone and are sensitive enough to pickup subtle changes in the voice which helps me make my singers sound as good as they possibly can. Mine have both been dropped a couple of times by drunk people and have hit the floor but are still functioning just fine. They will wear out eventually and I will replace them with more of the same. You cannot pick up the same quality microphone anywhere for this price.

These were perfect to hold the small rear surround sound speakers in my living room. They are at the lowest height setting in the pictures which puts them right at the top of my sectional. They can be raised another foot or two if needed by twisting the adjustment sleeve and lifting them up - just like a microphone stand. There are adapters for several different speaker hole options so odds are these will fit. I wouldn't recommend them for speakers much larger than mine though.The reason I only gave them 4 stars was because the wires would not fit down the tubes. It says you can run the wires down through the stands, but that is only if you use the really thin, old-school speaker wire. Most newer speakers have thicker wire like you see in the pictures. I bought some Velcro One Wrap Thin Ties to secure the wire. It doesn't look bad, but I would have preferred to have them hidden within.

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 Great Microphone. I was not sure at first how it would sound compared to my GoXLR and Shure SM7B. I did record both in a comparison and felt like it was really clean and nice sounding. There was no post processing so what you are hearing is what happens when you just plug it in. Was an overall very easy experience and quality is there. I had the gain a little on the lower side after watching the video but the mic sounded great. Comes with a nice pop filter as well as good shock mount. It hooks up easily to a boom arm. The visual que of when it is muted is nice as well. The button on top is a little sensitive as you can see I unmuted it when talking about it on accident. This is not really an issue as it should be on the stand or mounted. Not like me just handling it and showing it off. It comes with multiple adapters as well. Overall super impressed for the price Zeal has knocked this one out of the park.

My previous pair of headphones was beginning to die due to the cord breaking. I saw this pair and opted to give them a try. They use the headphone jack instead of a USB port, which is good for me as it frees up one of the many ports I have in my computer. I have to set the overall volume slightly higher than my previous pair, but that's not an issue. Even if it isn't plugged in, boy does it ever dampen outside noise, and I love that. They are comfortable to wear, but since I wear glasses, they can become uncomfortable after extended periods of time. I do wish that the volume control on the headphones themselves had a mute button for the microphone. Lastly, and most importantly. I love the cord. The fiber cord as opposed to a rubber coating gives me the hope that it will last far longer than the pair I had previously. In the end, I do like these and I do recommend them.