PowerA FUSION Pro Wired Gaming Headset for Xbox Series X|S

Ive spent two or three years looking for a wired headset with a detachable TRRS wire that works with xbox, and to think the cheapest out of all the headsets I bought is the one that works exactly as I needed it to. The microphone is really good because other mics dont seem to pick up my voice, the audio quality is good, but the comfort isnt that great, its not heavy, it just needs more soft padding around the ears. But hey for what $20? Its definitely worth it. (P.S. for some reason this headset wouldnt show up in Amazons search results unless I typed it in google) Edit: I came back here to buy it again and its now $60?! What the hell happened?

For the $13 I paid, this can't be beat. At $60 I'd probably look elsewhere. The build quality is good, and the sound quality is decent, but it must be extremely high impedance, as the volume is significantly lower than all of my other headphones, even with the dial all the way up.

Headset works fine, but mic does not work with Nintendo Switch

I've always been a big fan of PowerA products, so I picked up their original Fusion wired headset a couple years ago and it has worked flawlessly - the audio quality is incredible for the price. I jumped on this new version when I saw it and am even more impressed. Audio quality is even better, extremely comfortable, and a super clear boom microphone that is easy to adjust thanks to the "gooseneck" design. Thank you PowerA!

Buena calidad de audio, desmontables. Bien

They’re cheap, you get what you pay for

Summary: These are certainly priced right. At $30 I can’t find a single thing I don’t like. Go buy ‘em. Details: Packaging is top notch. You get a slip box held closed by a couple of round clear stickers that peel away cleanly. Box graphics on the outside and inside box are really well done and features are laid out really well. This is a highly giftable box. Inside is a vacuum molded plastic tray holding the headphones, TRRS cable, boom mic (both detached) and a literature packet containing a couple of stickers with comic-style graphics and a multi-language instruction book printed on glossy paper. Really well done all around. Standout features: -Detachable mic and TRRS cable: Not many brands get this right for $30. I just won’t buy a set of cans without a replaceable cord unless they’re flat fantastic in some way. It’s just so nice to use the right cord with the right length that I like. Plus, cords and ear cups wear out first and sometimes fast. Big kudos. -Left ear cup rheostatic volume control. It’s smooth, easy to grab, and the rheostatic control stays where you put it. It’s a fantastic feature that I haven’t seen on competing brands. A killer feature. -There’s a mic mute button on the same cup. It stands out just a bit so it’s easy to find and press. It’s an in & out button rather than a momentary switch so you can tell by feel if you’re muted or not. It seems like a small thing but it’s very nice to have and another surprise at this price. -The headband is a spring steel band. It’s simple, cheap, and it works…but it’s heavy and while the crown pad is soft, the weight of the headphones plus the narrowness of the pad makes these less comfortable than others but not at all terrible. You can get 11 shades of terrible from lots of brands for this money. At $30 there are going to be trade offs, and this is one. I wish the knobs that hold the ear cups to the headband could be loosened/tightened to keep the size setting… but that’s an even smaller nit to pick. Ear pads… These are pretty good. Thin pleather around the edges, kind of a microfiber where the pads touch your head, and really soft memory foam inside. They come off easily and look pretty standard. There’s a big L and R on nicely printed fabric inside. These guys didn’t cut many corners at this price. -Appearance: Really pretty nice… These aren’t flashy gamer standards with rotating RGB lights behind the logo like my Corsairs (I taped over them with gaffer tape) or lime green-glow-in-the-dork. There’s a mix of piano black, some varying textures and materials, all black, and the dark grey painted steel band. This was definitely designed by a designer rather than some pimpled hack in a shed somewhere. Nice. Sound: Big fat warm sound. The bass is definitely way out in front. Highs are there but start to sizzle (not awesome) at higher volumes… but these are for games not music and this is a pretty common and good sound profile for gaming cans. Seriously there’s not much not to like. These are the best value I’ve seen this year.

The sound is alright, not the best I've heard but for the price they'll do. For some reason they sound really low when connected to the Xbox series x but on PC they sound ok. And.

Für meine Zwecke ein Top Headset! 👍🏼

Don’t buy it for Xbox. Doesn’t work, headset works to listen but mic doesn’t work. Awful