I'll start off by saying I am not an earbud person. They just never work for me, are always uncomfortable and fall out of my ears at the worst times (almost had one fall in the toilet!). When I need them for work at my desk, I normally wear a full headband over the ear style headphones.But, I recently started a running routine where my bulky over the ear ones would not cut it, I needed something small and lightweight. I knew I needed something with the loop that goes around the ear to keep them on, so I chose these.They are VERY comfortable to wear, and that means a lot coming from someone who hates earbuds. These things are nearly weightless when you are wearing them, and do not irritate my ears or fall out.That said...I bought these to connect to my garmin watch for running. And they are no good for that. The connection is not steady at all, keeps dropping off and requires to disconnect and reconnect again. Even just stationary sitting at my desk - they will play music for literally sometimes only seconds up to maybe 30-40 seconds and then cut out. Not acceptable at all for running headphones.Other older, bluetooth 5.1 headphones connect just fine to the garmin, so I wonder if this is a version thing? I'm not sureWhen I connect to my computer (macbook pro) they work much better, but the connection is still a bit choppy. I don't need to disconnect and reconnect as with the watch, but they still sound a bit choppy and go in and out of connection. They. are acceptable for inexpensive headphones for that purpose though, if you need some for using with your computer.The sound quality is OK. Not great, but OK. The bass and highs are not exaggerated at all, and it sounds a bit flat, but definitely acceptable for basic music listening while you work. I haven't tested the microphone.The size of the case is very portable, and it seems to have a good battery. Unfortunately they don't really work for my purpose (connecting to Garmin watch) so I will probably return these. For some cheap computer earbuds they would probably be fine though.

I really did my research before buying and I'm glad that I did. Was looking for a quality dynamic mic that I could use for my computer needs and wow, this thing really delivers! Warning, most inexpensive interfaces will need more power to adequately drive a gain-hungry dynamic xlr mic like this. I recommend an in line microphone preamp, sometimes called a "mic activator" for anyone who intends to plug this into a cheap usb interface.I've got it plugged into a Scarlett 2i2 2nd gen and it can just barely can do the job. I'll be picking up an sE Electronics DYNAMITE inline preamp soon so I can dial back the gain and get even more out of this little mic. Also, this mic is not meant to be used with phantom power, so make sure you turn it off when connected to your interface of choice.Quick notes on the mic itself. Build quality is impressive! It's really solidly built and quite heavy. I could bludgeon an assailant with this mic and bones would break before this mic showed any signs of damage. All jokes aside, the quality of the locking knobs and the swivel function are great. It does come with a built in pop filter but if you like to put your lips all the way up to the mic for that full and rich sounding proximity effect (think broadcaster's voices) you'll want to put an inexpensive pop filter or windscreen on the mic to eliminate the plosives. Also, this mic has been tuned for spoken word, meaning it's not ideally suited for singing or recording instruments. It gives your speaking voice a really nice 'slightly edited' sound that really compliments the natural tone of your voice. The mic also has an internal shock mount which you can feel if you shake the mic in your hands. It's not perfect but it does well to eliminate a lot of noises related to bumping the desk or boom arm as well as typing and mouse use.Would highly recommend!

i got this as a gift and after a week of using it i love it more. to be fair though, i have been using a 20 dollar headset for 3-4 years so this is definitely an upgrade. i did see people saying there were issues with the blutooth and i had some as well but i found out it isn't the headset. The reason for the issues is actually windows. what would happen out of no where the audio quality would drop and even stop the audio in general. at first i thought it was the headset and was about to get a new one sent but first i ran some tests on my pc to see if it is or not. what i discovered was that it was windows 10 creating the issues i was having. when i went into the sound panel on windows and looked at playback and recording, i noticed that there were two devices for the headset. in playback there was headset and headphones, in recording there was just headset. what i found to be the issue was the headset part in both the playback and recording. once i disabled them the issues went away. but then came the issue, what if i need both the microphone and headset part. unfortunately because of windows you would have to use the cables for that and if you still want to use blutooth you can just have the mic going through blutooth and the headphones going through cable since it is able to do that. if this was a headset issue i would have given it a 3 star or even a 2 star but since it is a windows 10 issue, i am not going to fault corsair for Microsoft's buggy operating system.now lets talk about the rest of the headset. the build quality feels great, the sound quality is amazing and isn't flat and has good bass for gaming, good directional sounds, and doesn't feel like it's hurting my head. I really do like this headset, i can even listen to games on my PC and music on my phone(only when i have the wired part hooked up to one of them). i am really happy with the headset

**One problem I ran into was that I plugged the Yeti into a USB 3.0 port** The recording was spotty and I tried several things including rebooting and fiddling with cables, it turned out it could be a conflict with USB3 slot?**I never thought it would be this great. But it is! The microphone is BIG and HEAVY - and makes me feel authoritative when I talk into it due to its monstrous size. As for sound - WOW! I had no idea my voice sounded so good, but then again I've only ever recorded my voice using cheapo $20 mics too. And the fact all I have to do is plug this into a USB port is awesome. No drivers are included because none are needed. My system (Windows 7) immediately knew what it was and within a couple seconds it was ready to record.Cons: The unit itself is rock solid and very well constructed. However, there is one little flaw that could be a BIG problem down the road... The volume control knob on the unit feels like it's made with cheap light plastic and feels like it could wobble a bit and potentially snap off. The other controls and buttons are pretty solid. But after some experimentation I'm of the opinion that after a little tweaking, the volume control will pretty much stay in one position unless I change environments when I record my voice.I love that it also has a built in mute button. When I recorded my voice with sound activation on my software I could click the mute button and it would immediately stop recording on my computer. Very cool. Also, this is a condenser mic - the exact same type of mic that professional recording artists use in the studios except theirs are a lot more expensive, but the fundamental performance and quality of the mic itself is pretty much the same. I use this to audio overlay training content on presentations for disabled veterans, five stars for price and performance!Two thumbs up, if this review helped, please thumbs up!

I needed a new microphone/headset for gaming as my trusty Bose has had crackling noises occuring while in use. Previously I used a Modmic 4 as my mic for my Bose, and while the mic sounded great, it had performance issues. I received my Sennheiser GSP 300s in the mail about 3 days ago and I gotta say they are pretty good. The ear pieces can hurt your ears after hours of gaming if you're not careful on how they cover your ears. The mic is useful in how you can just put it up if you want to mute yourself. It is not flexible however so you can't make it go closer or farther from your mouth. That being said, I'm very quiet and my main concern was that it wouldn't pick up my voice very well. I've had no issues with that so far. The cord is a decent length. I don't like super long cords so this is ideal. It has two jacks you gotta plug in, one for mic and one for headphones. I've tried using the combination jack it came with on my laptop and got really poor sound quality. Plugged in separate everything sounds pretty good. I'm not sure if its my Realtek driver that is randomly deciding that my cords came unplugged or the headphones themselves. I've also tried plugging it into my existing USB soundcard I used for my ModMic. Mic did not work that way however, but audio did. It is only 3 days in so I may come back and edit in the future if there are any updates. I've never owned a gaming headset before this, so I have nothing to compare it to, other than my Bose and my modmic combo, which isn't very fair for a headset I got for around $74.Edit: My new cat destroyed the cable after only having it 3 months. I was very sad.

I looked for one ear headset that would comfortably stay on the ear, had a long battery time, and didn't have a bulky behind-the-ear battery. So I decided to give it a try.Pros:1. Lots of adjustments for a comfortable fit. Silicon inserts of 3 sizes.2. The headset has 4 buttons. This is so much easier to operate.3. First headset, which truly works with two phones. After you pair it with both phones (as explained in the manual), the headset defaults to automatically reconnect to the last phone, it was connecting automatically. To connect the second phone, you need to click reconnect in the Bluetooth setting of the second phone. Then it stays connected to both phones until you switch it off. If you wish to swap the default phone, switch the Bluetooth off on the old primary phone and reconnect to the phone you wish to become the default. No repairing is required.4. Long-range. In a pair with the best Bluetooth long rang devices from brand names like Apple.5. Long battery life. I can't say how long it will hold the charge because I never patient enough to discharge it completely.6. Fast recharge.7. Crystal clear sound in both directions with decent noise-canceling microphone. No inbound noise canceling. This feature makes no sense for one-ear devices anyway.8. USB-C charging port! Very nicely done, as there are more Android devices than Apple and lots of users like me who don't want to fiddle with two charging cords.Cons:1. Not much to complain about so far. If I want to be really picky, I can mention:2. During the connecting process with the phone, there are some strange sound artifacts for a brief moment. Nothing major, but it's there.I don't really like the voice, which is announcing "Connecting" and "Disconnecting." This is purely personal preference, though.I am using the headset for one week so far. Only time will tell how well this headset will hold over time.

I love this headset. I have a couple of gripes with it; however, they are definitely not dealbreakers. These are the best low-latency wireless headphones I have been able to find. Every pair of Bluetooth "Low latency" headsets I've tried has had noticeable latency, and it really takes you out of the experience and can even affect your game performance due to the delay.I recently purchased the Razer BlackShark V2 headset and loved the sound, the way they felt, and they had no noticeable latency either. HOWEVER, I could be sitting 3 feet from my PC and have constant dropouts, and Razer support was either unable or unwilling to assist me. I am unsure of the reason, as they never contacted me after asking for assistance, and I don't have hours to sit on the phone just for them to (probably) send me another pair that was just as bad.Ultimately, if you're looking for a great headset that will be able to keep up with your gaming, get these!Pros:Good rangeComfortableGood battery life (several days of 6+ hours of usage without charging)Can charge while using themMicrophone can be muted/disabled by flipping the boom upCons:The audio is a bit weak compared to other headsets I've triedThe foam earpieces rub against the frame of my glasses and make a horrible squeaking sound sometimes (not a big deal, I'm just one of those people that hates when a fork scrapes across a plate)If you want noise cancellation, look elsewhereCan't remove boom for microphone like other similar headsets, however it does flip up and out of the wayTL;DR: These are amazing for the price.Update: I did have to update the review to mention that I had an issue with one of the ear cushions shifting to the point that it was not in the right place and required me to take it off and reapply it. It wasn't an easy process and took much longer than I expected it to. I won't change from 4-stars because I still love them, but this is something to consider if you're looking at these.

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 Summary: This headset works terrifically and includes everything that you need to use with any device. In addition to that, it is lightweight and portable, so I can easily use it across multiple devices without fatigue. The quality of the headset is very good, especially considering that it is so affordable. Highly recommended.Full Review: This headset is surprisingly high quality for the price point, I had been having a very difficult time finding one in this price group that works well. In addition to this being a great working product at such an affordable price point, being priced at $19.99 at the time of this review, this also includes many extras that allow for you to use this on any device. In the box, you will find the headset which is attached to an Aux cable by default, but there is also an Aux to USB adapter, and on that adapter you will find a set of controls that include volume up/down, mute mic, and mute audio buttons. There is also an included USB-A to USB-C adapter, for those of you with newer devices. This USB-A to USB-C adapter can also be used with other products, by the way (it’s always good to have those around). From my knowledge, these items sold separately are well worth the $19.99 price point, so I believe that this headset is a great price.Price aside, the sound quality and build quality of this headset is very good. The adjustable headset slides up and down with ease, and while it may become thinner when stretched, it still feels solid. The microphone goes up and down with precision, it feels tight and solid, not weak or loose like other headphones I have had in the past. All of the controls work terrifically, but they only work if you are using the USB or USB-C, just thought that was worth mentioning. I have had no issues with people mentioning over-hearing my background noise while using this headset.All in all, this headset is terrific, especially considering how affordable it is. I have attached photos and video for your viewing.Hoping this review was helpful to you!