Wireless Gaming Headset, PS5 Headset with 2.4GHz for Ps5, Ps4, PC, Switch, Bluetooth 5.3 + 100Hrs Gaming Headphones with Noise Canceling Mic for Laptop, Mobile, Mac, 50mm Drivers (Red)

The value for quality is great. Ive had these for almost a year and the durability is great! Perfect for angry gaming LOL. Background noise is very minimal, and the size fits the ear perfect. The contrast between red and black is awesome, great mic for the price! Wireless is a very big plus.

Good sound, good price.

I’ve been using these for quite a while now. I’m so impressed with the quality of these headphones. Actually no, it’s just plastic but I’ve tossed and thrown these many times and they’re still amazing. The muffs do come off after a while of use but you can easily put them back on, just don’t pull on the muff. Double tapping the power button switches from Bluetooth to usb mode and jeez this is helpful. I have the usb plugged into my pc and the Bluetooth paired to my phone.Perhaps my greatest compliment I have for them is the battery life. I have accidentally left these on 95% of the time when I’m done and they’re still amazing just don’t die when being left on for DAYS. My biggest and only issue is that when they’re low battery, the headphones make a noise and say “lOw bAtTeRY” every minute and it cuts out all audio while doing it. That’s it. My only complaint.Don’t go spending your life savings on Sony headphones or overpriced junk 300 headphones when it doesn’t get better than this.

For what I paid, this headset feels like a **steal** 🎁. You're getting impressive build quality and features from a reliable brand like **Acer**, not a random no-name company. And the **connection options**? You get **three**:✅ **2.4 GHz dongle** for ultra-low latency gaming 🎮✅ **Bluetooth** for everyday wireless use 📱✅ **Wired** for even more versatility 🎧🔌That makes it super convenient no matter what device you're on — PC, phone, laptop, or console.**Design & Comfort**The headset looks sharp and feels premium. The ear cups are super comfortable, made with a soft, leather-like material that doesn’t heat up too much. You also get a **whopping 100-hour battery life** 🔋, which is basically a week+ of use without charging!**Performance**Connection is seamless — the **2.4 GHz dongle** connects instantly and is rock solid. The **mute button** is easy to reach, and the **swivel boom mic** 🎙️ works great for calls or chat. It’s especially perfect for **PC gaming**.**Console Volume Issue**Here’s the catch: when I connected it to my **PS4** and **PS5**, the **volume was too low** 🔉. Even with everything cranked up — both the console settings and headset dial — it still felt like 50% volume. It's super disappointing because the dongle **does work flawlessly** otherwise. Hoping Acer can fix this via **firmware update** 🛠️.📸 I was going to post photos, but plenty of people have already done that — nothing visually surprising, but it *does* look and feel nice in person.**Verdict**If you're using it on **PC**, it's an **amazing deal** and super versatile with Bluetooth, wired, and low-latency wireless options.⚠️ **Just be aware** of the volume issue on **PlayStation consoles** — if that gets fixed, this would be a top-tier budget headset.👍 **Highly recommended for PC and general use**🔇 **PS4/PS5 volume issue is the only downside**

The Acer K2 (PS5) wireless gaming headset does what it is advertised to do. I use it with my PC laptop: Long battery life (about a week at 12 hours per day usage). Bluetooth and USB dongle wireless connectivity (I can go anywhere in my home and it stays connected). 3mm sub miniature jack for wired analog connection (cable included). USB-C jack (USB-A to USB-C cable included) for charging (about 4 hours, during which the headset cannot be used). Microphone 270 degree arm swivel arc to allow using the mic on either the left or right side. It all worksWireless setup can be tricky. I initially paired it with my PC laptop for Bluetooth (fuzzy sounding voice announces "Bluetooth Connected"; it sounds like low fidelity 8 bit encoding), it shows up in Windows Sound Settings as "Speakers K2". I think an older version of Bluetooth is used. Stereo sound listening is available, but when the microphone is used, sound switches to mono and stays there for the rest of the listening session.When I wanted to switch to using the wireless USB dongle, which is a little large, I had to Unpair the Bluetooth connection in Windows Sound Settings to get my PC to stop trying to pair with it via Bluetooth, plug in the USB dongle, and restart my computer. When the USB Dongle successfully connects, a blinking blue LED on the dongle changes to steadily lit, and the 8 bit encoded fuzzy voice announces "USB Connected". With this connection method, stereo sound is maintained, even when the microphone is used. This is most important for gaming.I give the headset a 3 star rating because, as other reviewers have stated, the sound quality is mediocre, far from being crisp, clear high fidelity. It sounds muffled. I had to use a free app from the Microsoft Store (FXSound) featuring a 9 stage audio equalizer, which somewhat improved the quality, making sound just barely passable.Another app on the Microsoft Store works better (Boom3D) but it is "try before you buy". During its trial period (about 7 days), it provides full access to its features, including 19 stage equalizer (in Advanced mode) with surround and ambience settings. After the trial period expires, access to all features become locked, so I uninstalled it.I chat a lot with friends in Discord. When I first used the microphone, I was told that my voice sounded muffled compared the the Logitech over-the-ear (uncomfortable) USB gaming headset I had been using.If you are looking for a mostly comfortable, over-the-ear untethered headset for game sound, this one will work well, especially after getting used to audio quality. For $30 (US) I figure I got what I paid for.

After looking at the BEWILDERING options that are out there right now for this type of headset with a microphone attached, I basically went with the headset that goes with the laptop purchased at the beginning of the year. I am not a gamer, but this is the Nitro headset that goes with the Nitro V15 gaming laptop, one of the few laptops I found with even a beginning of the features I believe every computer, home or otherwise should have. Due a discount I received from Amazon, these were almost free. The quality of the materials, the connectivity, either USB or Bluetooth or direct via the audio cable are as good as my previous 2/3 times as expensive headsets. The option to connect multiple ways means I am always connected and the CONNECTED microphone means that interface will not wear out from use. The padding is VERY comfortable, especially at this price point (see comment above) and the battery life has been stellar. You'll have to go to someone else to hear how they serve as a gaming headset. The one aspect I missed in the description before buying these? The ear pieces do not fold in. I also wonder if, on conference calls, people see immediately that these are not exactly "professional", but, YES, a gaming headset. If that is gaudy or unprofessional to anyone, oh well... They WORK, they're just big and bold.

Microphone will not work with PC. I haven't tried it on my PS5, nor will I because I bought it PURELY for PC. If you're buying this to play PC online games with friends, DO NOT. Not only will it not work, but Amazon will make it a complete runaround hassle to return. Go with Afterglow, that's a great brand. I was hoping this would replace my previous Afterglow G8 or whatever, quality at least decently close; WRONG. Ear speakers are weak; max the volume and it's about regular level for gaming. Again, microphone doesn't work. The time it takes to turn the headset on is Temu level quality, and there is LITERALLY a recorded lady voice to tell you "microphone is turned off/on" so reinforced Temu value. Headphone cushions are motel quality, it WILL fit a bigger headed person. Not comfortable though. Doesn't come with a lick of pre-charge, took me 6 hours to figure out it was a complete waste. Good luck to you, fellow buyer, for if you buy this you buy a world of headache.

After waiting more than 20 days for the Acer Wireless Gaming Headset to finally show up (what was up with that??), I was definitely wondering if it would live up to the hype. The setup was super simple — it connected quickly to my PS5, PC, and even my phone via Bluetooth 5.3. The 2.4GHz wireless connection felt stable, and the sound quality honestly surprised me with crisp highs, punchy bass. The noise-canceling mic also did a solid job keeping background noise out during chats, The mike boom is a bit large, but I'm fine with that given the audio quality. The battery life claim of 100 hours sounds wild, but after several days of heavy use, I barely made a dent, so that part seems pretty legit.That said, waiting nearly three weeks to get it was rough. The packaging could’ve been better, and the headset feels a bit plastic. Still, once it was in hand, the comfort and performance made up for the delay. It feels fairly durable. The ear cushions are soft enough for long gaming sessions, and switching between devices is smooth. Overall, the long wait was frustrating, but considering the sound quality, battery life, and versatility, I’d say it ended up being worth it — just don’t expect lightning-fast shipping next time.

Acer 2.4GHz Flex Wireless Gaming Headset has proven to be a formidable choice for gamers or musicophile looking for a comfortable and high-performing audio solution. After using it for several months, I can confidently share my insights on its performance, comfort, and overall experience.Design and ComfortThe headset features modern design, boasting a lightweight build that makes it comfortable to wear for extended sessions. The ear cups are plushly padded, effectively minimizing pressure on the ears. The adjustable headband ensures a snug fit, accommodating various head sizes without causing discomfort.Audio QualitySound quality is where this headset excels. The 2.4GHz wireless technology provides a reliable and stable connection, delivering crisp highs and deep lows. In immersive gaming environments, the audio clarity enhances the overall experience, allowing for precise sound localization—an essential feature in competitive gaming.Battery LifeOne of the standout aspects of this headset is its impressive battery life. It easily lasts over 20 hours on a single charge, allowing for multiple gaming sessions without the interruptions of frequent recharging. The quick charging feature is a bonus, providing several hours of use with just a short charge.Microphone PerformanceThe built-in microphone is another highlight. It seems to feature some noise-canceling capability that filters out background noise, ensuring clear communication with teammates. The adjustable boom arm allows for optimal positioning, although some users may find it slightly stiff when adjusting.Connectivity and FeaturesConnecting to devices is straightforward, thanks to the included USB dongle. The Flex Wireless technology provides a good range, maintaining a strong connection even at a distance from the source device. I can go downstairs to listen to music on YouTube while the dongle with my PC is located on the first floor. The headset also includes user-friendly controls for volume adjustment and microphone muting, making it easy to manage audio settings on the fly. Not to mention it also features Bluetooth connection which makes it easy to connect to my android phone.ConclusionOverall, the Acer 2.4GHz Flex Wireless Gaming Headset is a top-notch choice for gamers and general musicophile seeking comfort and high-quality audio performance. Its long battery life, effective microphone, and seamless connectivity make it a reliable companion for gaming marathons. Given its performance and features, I would highly recommend it to any gamer or musicophile looking for a dependable wireless headset.

Pros:- Can pause with one press of the power button- Has its own volume dial- solid sound- great battery life- comfortable- easy pairing with both Bluetooth abd USB stick- awesome range through the usb stick, Bluetooth is about as you'd expect from whatever device you have.Cons- has the voice of most cheaper wireless earbuds for "mic muted", "power on/off" which I don't mind but some might.- may received open-box headsets, likely just open boxes at most but best to be aware incase you're expecting absolutely new every time.- nothing else.Overall great headset and if you can get it on sale you're even better off. Good upgrade from wired and easy to swap between your phone and pc with a double tap of the power button. Like it, love it, want more of it.

These were a christmas gift to replace my sons wired headset for the PS4. I can finally play games with him and not hear the crackling sounds coming from the old wired headset. The sound quality is great and they are comfortable to wear for long durations.

I bought two of these Acer headsets so my girlfriend and I could play games together and they work really well for the price. They wirelessly connect to pretty much everything we’ve tried, including the Nintendo Switch, PC, and phones. I like that I can also connect mine to my laptop easily. The only downside with the Switch is the microphone doesn’t work, it only functions as headphones. They don’t connect wirelessly to Xbox, but that’s not a big deal since you can still use a wired connection.The battery life is solid, we’ve been getting around 10 hours consistently on a single charge which is more than enough for long gaming sessions. The mic is noise cancelling, which is nice because there isn’t much background interference when we talk. They’re not super fancy or high-end, but for an inexpensive option they do exactly what we need and have held up well so far.

Bon casque, bonne qualité pour le prix