Wired LED Gaming Headset with Boom Mic for PC and PS4

Soft Padding That Keeps Up With Your Marathons

Memory foam that holds up for hours

The earmuffs are soft memory foam, and the headband is padded across the top. The pressure spreads out instead of pinching one spot, so a long session stays a session and not a test of endurance.

A boom mic that cuts through the chat

The boom bends to sit close to your mouth, so your voice reaches the squad call without the room noise. Set it a finger's width from your lips and your callouts land clearly.

Red LED glow that lights your setup

The ear cups light up red when the USB adapter has power, giving the desk a gaming look. The inline cable carries volume and mic controls, so you adjust both without reaching for the PC.

What Ships in the Box

• 5items in the box
• 3.5mmaudio and mic splitter
• 2Black Red and Black Blue

Plugged In and Talking in Minutes

1. 1
   Plug in the splitter

   Connect the 3.5mm audio and mic splitter to your PC or controller. Audio and mic each go into their own port, so the mic does not sit silent while the sound plays.

2. 2
   Power the LED ear cups

   Plug the USB power adapter into a spare port to light up the red ear cups.

3. 3
   Set the headband loosely

   Extend the headband so it sits loosely on your head, then tighten it gradually over a few sessions.

4. 4
   Position the boom mic

   Bend the boom so the mic sits about a finger's width from your mouth. Use the inline control to mute or unmute during the match.

Five Pieces, One Plug-and-Play Setup

• S9 headset×1

  Over-ear, memory-foam earmuffs, flexible boom mic

• Inline control cable×1

  Volume and mic controls within easy reach

• 3.5mm audio and mic splitter×1

  Separate plugs for audio and mic on PC or console

• USB power adapter×1

  Powers the LED ear cups

• Instruction card×1

  Short setup steps

Sore Heads and Muffled Calls, Then One Plug

The Squeeze

An hour into a ranked match the headband starts to pinch. Cheap headsets clamp down to hold their shape, and you spend the rest of the night adjusting, shifting, and wishing you had stopped at the first warning.

The Mic Problem

Your squad says they cannot hear you. The mic picks up keyboard clicks and muffled words, and in a raid that means missed callouts and a team that stops waiting for your next call.

The Fix

The S9 has memory-foam earmuffs, a padded headband that extends to fit, and a flexible boom mic. The 3.5mm splitter and USB adapter are already in the box, so you plug in the splitter, connect the USB, and start talking.

What to expect

Everything You Need, Nothing You Don't