Turtle Beach Battle Buds In-Ear Gaming Headset – Mobile & PC with 3.5mm, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, PlayStation – Lightweight, In-Line Controls, Black

Wow
Over the ear does not do it for me. It is too hot. The band across the top of my head is real. I literally have a valley now. Earbuds are the logical solution, but noting really did it for me thus far. Microphone quality suffered. Not anymore.The mic quality here is excellent. It isn’t studio quality, but I get good compliments in DayZ or Rust. I use the mic in conjunction with Nvidia Broadcast for noise cancelation. These have decent isolation, but I ham in a noisy environment and no raw mic can drowned out everything around me. The mic is amazing.The sound quality is good. You get decent directional audio, but not what you would get in a good over the ear set up. It is more than I need and I can tell where enemies are coming from along with gun shots. The bass is good, the highs are good, the mids are decent.It all comes down to fit here. If you don’t get a good fit, you won’t get good sound. I use the largest tips with the smallest wings. I do not need to push the buds in far. They seal outside of my canal. Sound was fairly terrible with no passive cancellation when using the smaller tips and pushing them in the canal. I get absolutely no fatigue and the buds stay in place until I want to remove them. I can do 10 hour sessions no problem. I can’t say that everyone will have the same fit as we all have different ears.I highly recommend. Nothing comes close to these at 20-30$. These have spent a lot of time at 19.99 and 29.99.

Perfect for Video Conferences – Not Just for Gamers
For a long time, I had been using a head-band style headset for video and conference calls. I prefer a single ear cup so I can hear my own voice with the other ear. Also, I prefer analog (3.5mm plug) rather than USB or wireless as it minimizes audio delay. I was getting tired of how the headband felt on long calls, and the way the headset looked bulky on video. I searched on Amazon and the Turtle Beach Battle Buds looked like a good solution, in fact the only good solution I could find. They come with many different sized ear tips and ear fins, but the default ones were immediately comfortable to me. By the way, you don’t need to use the ear fins at all if you don’t like them. The first thing I tested were the microphones. The pinhole mic built into the volume control was acceptable but not crisp. Then, I plugged in the boom mic, which is the main feature of these ear buds. It is fantastic! I couldn’t ask for anything better for the voice quality: crisp, detailed, natural. The ear bud audio quality for listening to voice is unremarkable in a good way… not boomy, not harsh… just right. I tested on music (which is not how I’ll be using these) and it is pleasing with good bass. Conference call audio from Teams, Zoom and others is monoaural by default, so I simply put in the left ear bud and leave the right one out: I get the one-ear config that I like so I can hear my own voice. I’ve been sitting here with the left ear bud and boom mic for about an hour now and I’m feeling no fatigue. Don’t let the gaming branding scare you off for using these for business purposes. The design is classy and subdued, the mic is great, the ear tips are comfortable, and I won’t look like Lobot from the Empire Strikes Back on my calls anymore. Thanks Turtle Beach!

Si lo tuyo no son los cascos de diadema clásicos gamer, esta es la alternativa perfecta. Ligeros, más cómodos de lo que pueden aparentar en un principio, con muy buen sonido y un micro de buena calidad, mejor que el de otros cascos gamer que he probado.

I hate over the ear muffs. It’s not winter, I’m not cold and I have a good sound system/speakers – I don’t want to sweat up my ears so I can respond and listen to my guildies chatter. I don’t need game sound in my ears. In almost all cases when I want headphone level of immersion, I don’t need a mic. ALL I want is party/guild/voice chat in one ear and the game on my main sound system.There are very few “call center” style head sets out there for gaming, I’ve looked. Maybe you can find a Plantronics for hundreds of dollars to be disappointed in and then there is these Turtle Beach in ear buds, not exactly what I wanted, as I would have preferred a mono-ear over the head style with a tiny ear muff, e.g. sits on center of the ear instead of completely covering the ear or going in the canal, but no one makes those for consoles. As it is, I use the ear bud with the mic and the other one hangs down around my belly uneeded or wanted – I wish it wasn’t there.These come with 3 sizes for the ear support and the in ear bud which is great – it took some time to find the right size, some mixing and matching but I have it comfortable now. Noise cancelling mic (tiny hole on the ear buds) can’t be covered by you but assuming it isn’t that works well. They are comfy and work well overall.I wish the mic boom was juts a little longer as it has trouble picking me up if I don’t have it positioned just right but I have a really big head and the distance from my ear to mouth is probably father than yours.For the price you can’t go wrong trying these. Especially if you are tired of wearing too small, ridiculously heavy double ear muff sweaty as a sauna set ups no gamers actually want, but are sadly only thing on the market for us. Most have no idea how much better their lives would be with a one ear, good noise canceling call center headset… but they are all made for phone systems and PC’s – none of them plug into Xbox controllers.

Très bien. Léger. Je m’en sers pour écouter les webinars et y participer, bien sûr.Je suis bien contente d’avoir trouvé un système de casque permettant de ne pas se sentir enfermé car trop lourd et imposant et efficace pour entendre les échanges sans forcer le volume.