NUBWO G06 Dual Wireless Gaming Headset with Microphone for PS5, PS4, PC - 23ms Low Latency Audio - 100-Hour of Playtime - 50mm Drivers (Black-Orange)

Long battery life. Sturdy. Microphone filters out fan noise and vaping sounds. Sound quality is okay, could use a little deeper bass.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Better than any turtle beaches I’ve owned. They don’t pick up background noise, the padding is comfortable and doesn’t compress down to nothing like similar products. Very comfortable, easy to set up, and well worth the price.

I’ve been using the NUBWO G06 Dual Wireless Gaming Headset for a few weeks now, and overall, it’s a solid choice for gamers on a budget. The sound quality is crisp and immersive—good bass, clear mids, and decent highs—which really helps get me in the zone during intense gaming sessions.The wireless connection is stable, and the dual connectivity means I can easily switch between my PC and phone without fuss. Plus, the headset is comfortable for long wear thanks to the cushioned ear cups and adjustable headband.The microphone picks up my voice clearly, which is a must for squad chat. I haven’t had any complaints from teammates about sound quality on my end.Now, the one downside: the maximum volume could definitely be louder. Sometimes, I find myself cranking it up and still wanting just a bit more oomph—especially when ambient noise creeps in.If you don’t need to blast your games at full concert volume, this headset is a great wireless option that balances comfort, sound, and price well. But if you’re a volume junkie, you might wish for a little extra kick.

Great volume, super comfy. The mic is amazing & clear. Super great for the price and its wireless so even better

I spent a few days researching what the best headphones under $50 were, and these blew the competition out of the water. I wanted headphones that:Had high-quality wireless capability with mic support (48,000 Hz)Supported wired mode with mic functionalityHad decent battery life (needed to last a week)Finding headphones with good battery life was easy because models without flashy lights last a very long time. I can get over a week of battery on these, and I use them every day.The real challenge was finding high-quality wireless headphones. The problem is most Bluetooth headphones lower the sample rate when using the mic at the same time because there isn’t enough bandwidth. Sony and a few other companies have proprietary solutions for this, but at this price point, it's just not possible to get 48 kHz sample rate with the mic over Bluetooth.These headphones do face that same limitation when using the mic over Bluetooth (they're full quality when not using the mic), but they include a 2.4 GHz USB dongle that fixes everything and gives full-quality audio with mic support. Somehow, it also doesn’t pick up any interference, even though 2.4 GHz is a common frequency. You can also have it paired with 2 devices at once and double tap to switch devices. You cannot listen to both at once, but the Bluetooth device can take priority if its a phone receiving a call.As for wired mode, these headphones support it and yes, wired mode works even when the battery is dead. Most wireless headphones, like the Anker models, don’t include wired mode with mic support, so I can confidently say these meet all of my requirements.Almost a year later, they’re holding up fine. These are definitely large and not the most stylish, but if you care about performance and features, these are the headphones for you.

I buy a lot of things on Amazon, I almost NEVER write a review for things that aren't as great as they are advertised, I understand how things go.I purchased 2 of these headsets recently for myself and my son.These headphones are so terrible and present so much aggravation that I feel compelled to submit a review in the hopes that someone else will save themselves some time and money.First of all, the BT Dongle that comes with the headset is not normal. From the moment I plugged it into my computer, I started having issues with multiple BT devices that previously worked just fine. The headset tried to connect as other BT devices from prior pairings.I decided to try to just use the audio jack and forego the BT audio feature and was sorely disappointed to find that method worked except the constant static that occurred. Especially for spoken audio, for some reason.Additionally, when I did get the BT to work as it was supposed to (this required me to unpair/disconnect every other BT device from my PC and only make the headset available), every single time you start to watch a new video, you get a loud female voice with an accent in your ears saying "CONNECTED!". I went on youtube and every time you pause a video and restart it again, startlingly loud "CONNECTED". What is worse, about 1-3 times this happens I got a lag spike in my network and the audio would be as much as a full second out of sync with the video which required a close and open of the browser and multiple more "CONNECTED!" experiences. Even further, it is a literal crap shoot as to what the audio levels will be when you do get the audio timed right and you get past the "CONNECTED". It seems it is almost random levels somewhere between "barely audible" and "Ear piercingly loud".When it comes to the microphone, GOOD LUCK! For both steam AND discord, in order for the programs to recognize your mic you have to manually re-select the microphone in the audio settings menus. You want to switch discord voice channels? First you switch channels, you get no audio and the mic is not registering. Then you go to audio settings menu, deselect the headset and mic and re-select them at which time you will be greeted by "CONNECTED!" and the headset and mic will then work. This is necessary every time you change channels in discord. In any way. Audio levels when you are running multiple audio sources at once are again a crap shoot and will change randomly as you are listening. If you are gaming and communicating in a voice channel and listening to music all at once, these headphones cannot handle it for whatever reason. The audio from each source seems to constantly be in flux as if the headset is trying to adjust volumes for its own purposes.The battery lasts a long time, and this is great, except when it comes time to recharge it. You cannot charge this headset and use it at the same time. It takes multiple hours to charge and in order for it to charge quickly you have to manually unpair the headset from your PC. I had to turn BT off on my computer completely to be certain it wasn't trying to connect while it charged. Other reviews here remarked that the manufacturer stated it was necessary to have the headset off during charging to prevent explosion hazard.I have had this headset now for almost a week and I am now on Amazon again looking for replacements.The issues I mentioned above are first hand experiences. I want to suggest that the manufacturer of this product somehow has messed something up so bad with the programming of the headset that it is causing issues, but after some shell detective work and some netscans I am starting to wonder if they are intentionally trying to get the software to connect to things it shouldn't.Either way, I cannot stand the technical issues of the headset and I most certainly at this point do NOT trust the manufacturer.Good luck to you and I cannot suggest strongly enough to find an alternative purchase, preferably outside of this brand altogether.

This really works great. Very durable, easy to operate. Volume and mic quality is really good too. Pretty cool design too