Jeecoo V20U USB Pro Gaming Headset for PC - 7.1 Surround Sound Headphones with Noise Cancelling Microphone- Memory Foam Ear Pads for Laptop Computers

Luego de años de uso el producto sigue intacto. Sus almohadillas no se han averiado y el sonido es envolvente.. quizás luego de 3 horas de uso continuo llega a cansar un poco ya que te asilo mucho el sonido y te calienta la cara con sus almohadillas.

Muy buen producto, igual que en la descripción, si hablas español y quieres comprar este producto usa esta reseña como guía para saber que vas a comprar algo de buena calidad.El sonido es excelente, cuando los usas ni siquiera sabes lo que pasa afuera, bastante recomendados

Ok.. so they list these headphones at 48 dollars but I got them for 22 dollars without shipping... (which was 8 bucks with a xbox 1 controller I also got..) so at that price... they just have to last a few months and not be total crap to be worth 5 stars to me... I would be nitpicking alot harder if I payed more for this.. and probably just outright returned them. but at 22 bucksOver all they are ok and have good sound.. I'm not noticing anything that sounds crackling... or the sound cutting out as some uses have complained about.. I have owned these now about a week now.. and I would say, It's consistent and sounds good, and for someone with really good hearing like me, that in itself really says alot about the ear phones... I can clearly hear most things played though them.. and people I talked to have no complaint about how I sound... the only thing I have not tested is how good are they for survival games, but with the sound I heard so far.. it could be good... So if that is a thing for you I cannot help you out with that...I suspect all the reason I have for this is the USB cable means the sound never has to deal with the computer case like a 3.5 jack does.. for whatever reason the 3.5 inch jack to my computer has issues with the case resonating sound from the fans though the audio... So its just a better option in my case to use a USB headphone instead of a 3.5 set.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..The build quality over all looks good. I suspect I will get a year of use out of these easily provided I don't do something stupid like walk away from the computer wearing them. I really like how the cord has braiding over it and it comes with a velcro cable tie. The cushioning is nice and thick with some fairly soft vinyl fabric that might be unpleasant in summer to have pressed to my head. It's cool enough right now where I don't see it as a issue but I have found this plastic to become annoying to use in summer time when it gets hot out. The only other issue with the Cushioning is if comes loose, I probably will have to throw out the headphones then... but to the credit of the makers... it looks like they are well enough made that I won't have to worry about that..That is some nice details I love about these things. Since its just me using these things and maybe the cat to mess with them.. (and No, she does not eat cables..) I don't see these ever being damaged outside of me brain farting or dropping them. The thing I would worry most about is the thin metal band with plastic around it method of construction is far from perfect, and there is a reason why you seen these only on Under 50 dollar headphones. So try to be careful with these if you get them...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.(If you wear glasses you will probably not like these.. but then again you will hate just about every headphone like this on the market then. they all crush glasses arms into the side of your head. That's just a given with headphones. I suspect if I did not wear glasses I would find them alot more comfortable otherwise.. )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..Aside from being poor comfort for me, (someone that has to deal with this on all headphones because of glasses... I hate is the stupid control box on the cord. Everything else at this price was surprisingly good, or tolerable... but This stupid oversize box is why I'm reviewing these headphones.. Why is this thing so big and so annoying to have on the cord!? Its like having a battery box that rubs on your arm, and snuggle its jacked shape into your armpit when your trying to play game.. I really don't see why this thing could not be integrated into the actual headphone part, or just come with a control box that not the size of a small animal. I ended up putting the cord around the headphones and then clipping it to headphones themselves to resolve the issue making headphones just slightly less annoying.. This is not perfect.. but it beats having the box try to slide into my armpit while playing games..As for anything else... I like the led lights on the side.. Its gimmicky... but for though that stupid huge button to turn them on and off is why the cord dongle has to be so big and annoying.. they could not of had the button and just let the color strip be a feature to let me know I have them plugged in. That would of been great.. but now.. stupid huge button for the gimmick feature.. 3 starsSo 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.Edit 001: in my previous review around March 25, 2020, I gave this product a 3 stars and though it was kinda Meh.... but now It has now been about a month that I ordered these headphones and actually I am find them far more comfortable now looped some of cord from the headphone to the control box, in the belt loop on the control box. This brings the control box that was up to my shoulder, and keeps it out of my armpit. As for the issue with headphone pressing on my glasses arms, I finding that I gotten used to it over time and now am far more comfortable to wear over long periods of time. With these two big issues resolved I think this a set of headphones I would purchase again provided they last a year or two. But one bad thing I am noticing is I wish the mic would shut itself off if you pushed up and out of the way instead of having to switch off a tiny switch on the controller box.Aside from this.. they still sound great and if you can get them for 22 dollars they are worth the purchase. But I suspect not what they are sold out that they might go for a premium since the reviews for this have gotten pretty glowing and they are a #1 best seller at the time of this edit, on April 23, 2020.

Well made and works great.

I picked these headphones mostly because they were cheap and I didn't have a lot of money to spend on an expensive set of headphones. To be perfectly honest, though they worked fine out of the box they were about what you could expect for the price (I paid about 25$). The sound wasn't too great, but it was possible to hear everything. The low end sounds were also a bit lacking. Knowing this, it would probably get about a 3 star review for the sound quality.However, all this changes once you download and install the software for the headphones. The software includes settings that allow you to adjust the balance, the equalization, and several other extremely useful settings. Just going in and picking the default EQ setting for "Jazz" of all things made the sound quality SIGNIFICANTLY better. Going through and toying with the gain at each range of sound further improved the sound quality and I very happily give this product 5 stars. I have not tested this on Linux or Mac, so this currently only accounts for Windows computers.To go over some other factors of the product now....The headphones are heavy and sturdy. They did fit a little tight on my head and they're not exactly the most lightweight of things, but after some time they did stretch a little so they are not as uncomfortable. Honestly, this is probably the only gripe I still have with them as they can be uncomfortable for longer gaming sessions.The cord is a very thick cord covered in fabric. It feels like you don't need to worry about the wire breaking, but does make kinks in the cord a lot more noticeable. 6 feet means you can't move too far from where you're plugged in. This is also USB as opposed to a normal headphone jack so it can only be used for devices with a USB port.About halfway up the cord is a unit with a few controls, output volume, input volume, a switch to toggle the mic, and a button to enable or disable the LEDs. These work well, but the mic switch can be hard to flip if you're in the middle of something, so if using Discord I would recommend a PTT button instead.If you're looking for a set of USB headphones and have the time to install the software and play with the EQ, there's really nothing better for this price.