acer PS5 Headset | Non-Stop 100H Battery | Dynamic 50mm Drivers | Clear Voice Mic | Bluetooth5.3, 3.5mm | Gaming Headphones for PC, Meeting, Music, PS4 & Wireless Gaming Headset

I got these on sale for like $33. I had just bought two other off brand Bluetooth headsets to work from home with.... These are WAY better. They actually go over and around your ear. The other sets were pushing my ears into my glasses against my head and man did that hurt after a while. These fit great, sound better, aren't really heavy, and seem well built. The instructions don't seem to mention the proper way to change from USB to Bluetooth mode and that requires two fast clicks of the power button.

The mic quality is good and volume quality is good to and it fit well. It works well hasn’t broken the color look good it has good weight and the connection is good.

It is wireless headphones. They do their job to play audio and their mic sounds fine. Bluetooth, like in 99% of the cases, is flaky, so I use wireless mode.The biggest pro of these: battery life. Having 100+ hours of charge is amazing and worth the price. I turn them on and just grab them when I need them. Every couple of days, I put them on the charger for an hour or so, and then keep using. I have had them drained completely twice in the year or two of having them.The biggest con is the volume control. It is an analog dial, and those are known to cause signal interference over time. By the end of the first year, the knob can make one or both ears lower in volume. You can adjust the volume knob to resolve it, but it is odd to have this in such a digital age.

Very confortable! Clear communication! Works great when I walk away from my system as well! Stays charged for some time!

Cheap construction, it won't last 6 months (it didn't for me).Sure, it has extended battery, but it comes at the expense of range. This has seriously reduced range compared with other wireless headsets. It uses bluetooth, which is not optimal. Find a headset that uses 2.4 GHz wireless, less battery, far more range.Also, it is quite sensitive electronically, and once or twice a day you must unplug the dongle and plug it back in, else it won't work.Cheap chinese crap, get something else. I get tired of "Power ONG". WTH does that mean?

Acer Nitro Wireless Headset. I’m not a gamer but I needed an over the ear headset for work. I go to a lot of meetings that last 2 hours so my ears are hurting by mid-afternoon. I tried this and it was a pleasant surprise. The headphones are very comfortable, they don’t feel tight on my head. The sound is amazing, no compromise in that area and no one had complained about how I sound on my calls using Teams. This will provide reprieve to my ears when I go on the seemingly endless calls at work. I highly recommend this one.

The Acer K2 (PS5) wireless gaming headset does what it is advertised to do. I use it with my PC laptop: Long battery life (about a week at 12 hours per day usage). Bluetooth and USB dongle wireless connectivity (I can go anywhere in my home and it stays connected). 3mm sub miniature jack for wired analog connection (cable included). USB-C jack (USB-A to USB-C cable included) for charging (about 4 hours, during which the headset cannot be used). Microphone 270 degree arm swivel arc to allow using the mic on either the left or right side. It all worksWireless setup can be tricky. I initially paired it with my PC laptop for Bluetooth (fuzzy sounding voice announces "Bluetooth Connected"; it sounds like low fidelity 8 bit encoding), it shows up in Windows Sound Settings as "Speakers K2". I think an older version of Bluetooth is used. Stereo sound listening is available, but when the microphone is used, sound switches to mono and stays there for the rest of the listening session.When I wanted to switch to using the wireless USB dongle, which is a little large, I had to Unpair the Bluetooth connection in Windows Sound Settings to get my PC to stop trying to pair with it via Bluetooth, plug in the USB dongle, and restart my computer. When the USB Dongle successfully connects, a blinking blue LED on the dongle changes to steadily lit, and the 8 bit encoded fuzzy voice announces "USB Connected". With this connection method, stereo sound is maintained, even when the microphone is used. This is most important for gaming.I give the headset a 3 star rating because, as other reviewers have stated, the sound quality is mediocre, far from being crisp, clear high fidelity. It sounds muffled. I had to use a free app from the Microsoft Store (FXSound) featuring a 9 stage audio equalizer, which somewhat improved the quality, making sound just barely passable.Another app on the Microsoft Store works better (Boom3D) but it is "try before you buy". During its trial period (about 7 days), it provides full access to its features, including 19 stage equalizer (in Advanced mode) with surround and ambience settings. After the trial period expires, access to all features become locked, so I uninstalled it.I chat a lot with friends in Discord. When I first used the microphone, I was told that my voice sounded muffled compared the the Logitech over-the-ear (uncomfortable) USB gaming headset I had been using.If you are looking for a mostly comfortable, over-the-ear untethered headset for game sound, this one will work well, especially after getting used to audio quality. For $30 (US) I figure I got what I paid for.

Got these because I needed a new headset and wasn’t sure which ones to get so I grabbed these for a low low price and and far they work pretty good,sound is amazing and the mic quality is pretty good I will definitely get another pair of these