Next these things... are comfortable... enough... I personally find them a little heavy.. which is a surprise considering how easily you can hear other sounds that exist from outside of them.. The cushion on them is really good but they still clamp onto my head crushing my glasses into the side of my head making them kinda uncomfortable to use for over a 2 hours if I'm not fully into my gaming experience.

There's no aux plugins, the headset is entirely USB and plugging it in, will install itself with ease; If you fail to find Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter in Control Panel, that’s probably because your computer version is after Windows 10 build 1809. The version has removed the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter. Don’t worry, you can still run the Hardware and Devices Troubleshooter in this way: One thing I noticed they no sound insulation in these head phones. I can still hear the cat sleeping in the box next to my desk... People walking around the house are vary easy to hear. And boy can I still vary clearly hear my computer humming when the sound is off. The sound from the space heater... Nothing is stopped just because you put these ear muffs on.. there is no sound insulation in these things at all... So they are not vary well sound proofed.. suspect this is why the sound is not amazing... But I personally like how that means I don't have to yank these off to let someone talk to me. I just need to stop the sound... but If you just want to cancel out noises around you while you work... your going to need to resort to actually playing music with them..

Wired and Wireless Options: XIBERIA provides both wired and wireless gaming headset options to cater to different gaming preferences. You can update your driver manually or automatically. The manual process is time-consuming, technical, and risky, so we won’t cover it here. Nor do we recommend it unless you have excellent computer knowledge. Durability: XIBERIA products are often built with durability in mind, using quality materials to withstand the rigors of gaming.

There is a physical kill switch for the microphone - AWESOME!! You know for sure that not a sound is going through the mic when you engage the mic kill switch. The cable is covered in laminated vinyl and as such it doesn't break and cut (and thus die) from drying up and tangling like plastic cables do. There is an on/off button for the lighting!!! That's amazing!! Most gaming headphones have LEDs that emit cool, colourful lights on each speaker. While these patterns of light can be nice to look, there are many occasions where you simply wish you could turn those lights off but 99% of headphones at this price point won't allow you to do so. This headset has a button that does just that! You can have the nice lights when you want them or shut these lights off when you don't want them, just at the press of a button. However, i can't hear my camtasia recording and don't even know if the microphone is working with it. The XIBERIA gaming series of headsets were definitely made for people who have a love of games, and who have been gaming long enough to know what they like and what they don’t like.That said, the sound is decent for the money, with a reasonable tonal balance, good spaciousness and weight. We'd like a bit more punch in the bass and a little less zing from the treble, but if you simply must have wirelessness and your budget is tight, this is a good option. First, try connecting your headset to another port on your computer. This will resolve any problems you might be experiencing due to the port you’re using. RGB Lighting: Some models offer customizable RGB lighting, allowing users to personalize the appearance of their headset. In the market for a Sony PS4 or Xbox One gaming headset, or even a headset for the new PS5 or Xbox Series X? Then you're in the right place. So I would not buy these earphones again.. but I do feel like most people at this price point of 20-25 dollars would find this to be excellent value.. I personally just find them not comfortable enough to recommend them.. but also know a big issue for me is the fact I wear glasses... So its going to be hard for me to find anything that works as long as there is a big ear cushion around the edge... but the thing the makers could do.... is not make a huge control box that rides up into my armpit.. that is just intolerable.

PS4 users predictably get the best experience, with information such as battery life being integrated into the PlayStation's UI and game-specific sound profiles being available on some games. There are a handful that even combine with the Platinum Headset to offer 3D Audio, which works really well. Sony has confirmed that the Platinum Wireless Headset will work with PS5, too, although whether all features will carry across remains to be seen. It’s advertised as “noise-cancelling”, by which the company means the microphone more than the headphones. Although the headphones isolate what you hear from outside noises, it’s a passive model that shields your ears with two large pairs of round foam cushions. Active models are way more expensive, using a microphone that inverts the outside noises and adds them to what you hear (like the Bose QC series). The Xiberia V20 is not one of those. Updating your driver automatically, on the other hand, is very easy. Simply install and run Driver Easy, and it will automatically find all the devices on your PC that need new drivers, and install them for you. Here’s how to use it.

I tried to combat this some by make the loop for them bigger and then wearing them at a angle.. so the band is pointed forward and resting on the front top of my head while the rest is on my ears... this helps some since the band is not exerting as much pressure on my glasses arms... but its not perfectly comfortable either... your tolerance for discomfort will vary... and this is part of the reason why I think its a 3 star product.. There's a lot to consider when selecting a gaming headset, but sound quality really should be your highest priority – no amount of fancy features can make up for atrocious audio. And here's the thing: most gaming headsets sound very poor. The majority that we've listened to (and we've listened to many more than the few we recommend below) strongly lean towards bass, which might sound like a good thing, but those low frequencies are usually of such poor quality that everything gets drowned out by a soft, woolly bottom-end. Compared to my Mpow Headset, It's nearly almost just as good. the "50mm speaker unit" isn't anything special, compared to a "40mm speaker unit": both sound alike to me.