Redragon H510 Zeus Wired Gaming Headphones Over Ear Headset - 7.1 Surround Sound-Memory Foam Ear Pads-53MM Drivers-Detachable Microphone, Works for Multi-Platforms PC, PS4/3 & Xbox One/Series X, NS

I think mic quality is good and krisp. But if you have small ear then it might give you bit problem.

Worst product, better go for Hyperx gaming headset, This redragon headset has some issue with the female jack near the mic And when i told to claim my Warranty they told we don't accept any physical damage but how will i explain then that it came to me with that physical damage, initially i didn't notice that but after 1 months of regular use i noticed that wires were coming out of the headset due to loose female jack near mic

This headphone is not worth for 4k price. Good for movies and songs. Music 8/10 Sound Quality 7/10 Value for Money 5/10 7.1 for gaming 5/10

Qualidade de áudio surpreendente, caixa intacta e tudo bonitinho, nada a reclamar

Sitter bra. mic fungerar till ps5. Men går inte att styra volymen men donglen som sitter på sladden. Annars super nöjd

Perfect budget headset with high quality.

Riesco tranquillamente a giocare e sentire tutto negli fps (passi ecc), ovviamente tenendo attivo 7.1 virtual speaker shifter e Xear surround Max (presenti nell'app di red dragon audio center su Speakers). Il microfono a detta dei miei colleghi si sente molto bene e l'ho anche verificato io stesso in streaming. Nonostante l'abbia usato molto fin'ora i materiali vanno bene, non noto alcun deterioramento strano, e da alcune foto mostrate mi permetto di dire che l'unica ragione possibile sia la scarsa igiene o il prodotto sia arrivato già in quelle condizioni (a prescindere non consiglierei mai di acquistare periferiche prettamente personali già usate, ma bensì nuove). Qualora sorgessero dei problemi allora commenterò a riguardo, altrimenti la mia recensione rimane tale.

My Gamecon 780 was dying after serving me faithfully for seven years. The earpads were dirty, the headband cracked, and the mic mute switch was starting to affect the mic's ability to work at all. I removed and laundered the ear cups, but the rest was just too much. It was time to retire it. During the Gamecom's functional lifetime, I thought it was the beez kneez. That is, until I actually heard the sound of the speakers on the Zeus... Likes The sound: Wow. Even at a flat zero-boost/cut EQ setting across the board, I could tell right away that the Zeus had some potential. Once EQ'd, the bass that several reviews said was missing? It jumped right out exactly where it should be. My retired Gamecom couldn't come close to the sound quality of the Zeus. Comfort: My former headset ear pads were made out of felt. Gross and scratchy dirt collecting monsters of yuck. These? Whatever the pads are made of, super comfy. These feel like real quality. Construction: The flexible metal framework adds a lot to the quality of this headset and I do not anticipate anything similar to what happened to my plastic-framed Gamecom. The other thing I really like about the construction is the fact that there are no moving parts or buttons on the ear cups related to settings whatsoever. That is how a quality headset should be. I used to accidentally turn off surround sound, adjust volume, etc... just putting my former headset on. This headset? I just put it on and no accidental changes are made, because there is nothing to interact with where I grab them. Thank you , RD, for getting that part right. I have no idea why companies like putting sound control, mute switches, etc, on the ear cups. I always thought that was stupid. Finally, I appreciate the heck out of the fact that the microphone does not swing upward and downward on a vertical swivel. The swivel type of connection started to wear out on my other headset, causing the mic to stop working until I toggled the mute switch, swiveled the boom, etc. The Microphone: So far, it responds well to input and doesn't sound dirty. No one complimented me on it, but they didn't complain about it either. When I asked them directly, the folks in Discord said "It sounds fine." In my experience with this group, they don't care about the sound of your voice, as long as it's not obnoxious and full of distortion, so telling me "It sounds fine" is a good sign. I have made a few test recordings and agree. I haven't EQ'd it yet, but expect that EQ will make the mic sound really nice. The Software: I was actually surprised that the software came with a built-in EQ. It's not parametric, but my other headset didn't give me an EQ at all! There are Surround-sound features, environment effects, and some goofy voice effects that come built in to the software. Pretty cool. The Price: Its awesome. I hate spending money. Dislikes Software installation is confusing at first. When you extract the installation folder from the zip file, it shows up with funny characters in the file name. I have no idea why the main folder name would have special characters in it when the rest of files inside seem okay. Nonetheless, the program will not install until you rename the extracted folder. It doesn't matter what you call it, just make sure there are no special characters in the name. This was only a minor annoyance and my system has detected nothing malicious. Its loud out of the box. Come to think of it. I have to make adjustments every time I get a new set of headphones, so this is to be expected. In my Windows sound mixer, at an overall headphone volume of 50%, I have to turn my web browser volume down to 5% to make websites with volume control manageable. Otherwise, YouTube, Soundcloud, and Pandora would blast my eardrums out. Just be aware that you will likely have to adjust your sound mixer to get things where they should be, but it is not difficult. I actually got everything working pretty well. Once you have everything set up, your inline volume control will only increase and decrease the volume by 2% per button press, so post-configuration, you won't have to worry about the headset volume control destroying your ears. Conclusion The attention to detail on the zeus is incredible. From sound to comfort, and solid construction, it makes expensive headsets appear like Fisher Price toys. Redragon nailed it. You want this headset.