Wired Gaming Headset with LED Ear Cups for Console & PC
One wired headset moves from couch console to desk PC to phone without a cable swap. The ear cups glow red or blue, the boom mic extends on a click, and the padded headband is built for evenings that run long.
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One wired headset moves from couch console to desk PC to phone without a cable swap. The ear cups glow red or blue, the boom mic extends on a click, and the padded headband is built for evenings that run long.
Wide compatibility gaming headset with glowing LED ear cups for Xbox, PS4/PS5, Switch, PC, laptop and mobile
- headset not working with multiple devices
- uncomfortable pressure during long sessions
- unclear mic and audio connections on PC
One headset for every screen you game on
Before: tangled cables, a mic that only works on one device, and a headband that pinches by hour two. After: plug in, light up, and talk to your squad on console, PC, or phone.
Light up your ears and your squad
Glowing LED ear cups
Red or blue LED strips sit in the ear cups of a matte black shell. The glow reads clearly in a dim room, so the headset looks as sharp as it sounds on a late session.
Mic and audio on one PC jack
The included dual 3.5mm splitter separates the microphone from the audio, so the boom mic works on a PC or laptop. You plug in once and your team hears you.
Padded for long sessions
Soft padded ear cushions and a padded over-ear headband keep pressure off your head through an evening of ranked matches. The fit is full-size and sits over the ear.
Two items, one headset
- 2Items: headset and dual splitter cable
- 3.5mmStandard connector for PC, laptop, console and phone
- 2Black Blue and Black Red
Plug in and light up
- 1Find the splitter
The dual 3.5mm splitter cable sits in the box below the headset. One plug is for the mic and the other for audio.
- 2Connect to your device
On a PC or laptop, plug both splitter plugs into the matching jacks. On a console or phone, use the 3.5mm plug or the adapter your port needs.
- 3Extend the boom mic
Pull the retractable boom mic out from the ear cup until it clicks into place. The LED tip lights up when the mic is on, so you know it is live before you speak.
Two items. Everything you need to plug in.
- Gaming headset×1
Matte black shell with LED ear cups and retractable boom mic
- Dual 3.5mm splitter adapter cable×1
Separates mic and audio for PC and laptop jacks
Same squad, fewer cables to fight
The squad is already in the lobby
Your teammates are waiting and your headset crackles, cuts out, or only works on the device you used last month. You spend the first ten minutes of the match on cables instead of callouts.
One headset, every screen
The inline cable ends in a 3.5mm plug, and the dual splitter in the box gives the mic and audio their own connections on a PC or laptop. Phones need the matching iphone headphone adapter jack on newer models, so check your port once and you are set.
Glow up and talk
Plug in, the red or blue LEDs light the ear cups, and the boom mic with its LED tip swings into place. Evenings become easy: sit down, start the match and hear every callout clearly.
One headset instead of three
| This headset | Single-device budget headset | |
|---|---|---|
| Console use | Yes | Partial |
| PC mic and audio on separate plugs | Yes | No |
| Phone use | Yes | Partial |
| LED ear cups | Yes | No |
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Questions and answers
Check your controller port first. The 3.5mm plug fits most controller jacks directly, but some setups need a matching adapter. Sort that out before your first match so the headset is ready when your squad logs in.
Yes. The included dual 3.5mm splitter gives the boom mic and the audio their own plugs, so the mic works on PCs and laptops with separate jacks. Plug both in, set the mic level once, and you are ready for voice chat.
It works with phones that take a 3.5mm headset plug, and with the matching adapter for phones that do not. Test the mic on a call before a mobile match.
The headband and ear cushions are padded, and the over-ear fit spreads pressure across the head. Most people will feel the difference from a thin no-name headband after the first hour. Take a short break every few hours, and keep the volume at a level you can talk over.
A single-device headset ties you to one screen. This one covers console, PC, laptop and phone, and the splitter is already in the box. You get one headset that does the job of the three you would otherwise buy, at a budget price.
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Wired Gaming Headset with LED Ear Cups for Console & PC