MGC Nomad Bluetooth Gaming Headset, Wireless/Wired Gamer Headphone, 24-Hour Battery Life, Over Ear Design, Superior 3D Game Sound, Low Latency, HD Microphone, PC/Mobile/Laptop/Console Gaming Systems

I like them very much! For the price it's the best product I found. Using it for mobile gaming only. Works like a shark no delays,very light, easy to connect.

Did ya'll use a childs head for measurement's? Had these on for around 15 minutes and just couldn't anymore. The pressure is unreal. Couldn't turn the the volume with buttons on the unit. Sound is good, it's real good but when it feels like a vice on my head it negates anything else. The mic,,couldn't get that to work at all.

Great sound, very comfy.

I use these for a variety of things - video conferencing and gaming being the major two. In these applications the performance is more than acceptable...they do a very good job with VTC with a battery life that lasts pretty well throughout the working day.Gaming is a bit more demanding and for that I'd say it's dependent on the game. My go-to test for audio is the Bioshock series...the audio there provides for complete immersion given the right equipment. In other words, you want absolute silence except for the sound of water dripping, footsteps, etc. These cans faltered a bit in that test in that I had some sound leakage in the ear cups. However, these aren't Sennheiser cans costing a few hundred dollars either, so there's that. In a nutshell, I'd say these are good for a general range of games but not at a "professional" level.Moving on to music, the range is again pretty broad though audiophiles will steer away from these. It did a good job with various popular music titles, though I think the performance was somewhat lacking when it came to certain classical pieces where the listener is looking for certain variations in individual instruments.This all said, I think these cans are certainly good at providing value at the price point - sound reproduction is great given the price point and serve across a broad range of applications.

I mean what I said. No more getting creeped upon by the Opps. Those sounds you didn't hear before? Hello. The Quality of said sounds? Top. Tier. Mobile, PC, you name it, these Over Ears will make it sound much better. I honestly hope y'all buy em so you won't have any excuses in PUBG Mobile.

Pro’s:• Quality build on this headset, sleek look• I really like the case that these come with and store in. The headset collapses to fit in the case which allows the case to be smaller +++++• They include a USB A to USB Micro as well as an audio line in cable if you want to use them wired vs. BT. That is a cool feature that I haven’t tested yet but I like that ability• For sub $80, this headset has really decent sound and volume range• Bluetooth pairing is easy with this unit• These are comfortable and fit over my ears so they are comfortable to wear for sevarl hours. I am not usually a big fan of headsets like this but these are comfortable and I use them when I want to completely block out outside noiseCon’s:• I hesitate to say this is a con but the controls on this are not intuitive for me when wearing them and I found myself taking them off to put the mode in pairing or more importantly to power them on and off. It could just be me but for some reason where the buttons are located don’t come naturally to me to operate. I kind of wish they put the buttons on the outside of the ear-muff so they were easy to feel outFinal thoughts: I use this headset a couple days a week to listen to Podcasts and Satellite radio using my cell phone to transmit via BT. I also used these a couple times to participate in web meetings and they seemed to work well for sound and speaking. In my tests, these lasted on battery for about 11 hours of continuous use two days in a row when I was streaming Podcasts at a moderate volume which is decent. I charged them after those two sessions because I’m a coward and didn’t want to push them I get so used to plugging everything in after use so they are always ready. For the price, I think this is a competitor to some of the higher priced headsets. I like this unit and have no complaints at this point other than the buttons. If anything changes my opinion, I will be sure to come back to update my review. I received this MGC Nomad BT Headset for free as part of the Amazon Vine program but feel I've fairly evaluated and reviewed this product.

This is a decent pair of headphones in terms of pure quality. The sound is a 4 out of 5, and looks is a 4.5 out of 5, and the price is a 4.5 out of 5, so with everything into consideration, I rate this headphone 4.5 out of 5 stars. What pushed it over the four star hump is that it comes with a very nice case which is like another $15 to its value.The quality is decent, with its strength in the mids. The bass sounds a bit muffled, and the highs are a bit better, but in totality it lacks in comparison with my premium Sony WH-XM4. Compared to other phones in its price range, I think it scores an 8 or 8.5 out of 10.The looks is modern, and I really love the yellow on black theme. It is quite understated when worn as the only yellow you can see are two small strips which run around the ear pads. Take it off, and you can see the inside of the ear pads are all yellow, which makes it stand out more. The exterior of the ear pads has a nice sleek modern aesthetics, and overall the whole headphone is a pleasant viewing experience.The price is good, but not cheap enough for a five star rating for a headphone of this quality. However, since it includes a very nice carrying/storage case, in the end that's what pushed it over. Otherwise, I feel the best price of this headphone should be about $60, since you can find brand name headphones with similar or better audio quality at the $100 price point.