You can find my full in-depth review here: (https://youtu.be/qUn6ezi_nzY) MICROPHONE QUALITY: Personally, I find _. They report it is Discord certified. Which is a specific certification where they test the mic sound quality (both incoming and outgoing), sound quality in games, comfort, and if there is any aberrant behavior (like it crashing games). If any of these things aren’t good they are dinged and lose points. If it scores high enough they get Discord certification. So, you should be able to look at that and be able to judge how good or bad a product is at a glance. Other features of this microphone are flip to mute function where once you get past a certain point you can feel and hear a click which mutes the microphone. I’ve found with a lot of other headsets that you want to be careful with this function because if you play with it too often they can and often break. Jury is still out on how durable this will be as I haven’t had enough time with this headset to judge that part fairly. The flip to mute does not come across in recording which is nice. The microphone itself when down is near the ideal position and is rather malleable and sticks to where you put it. When you do have it fully up it blends well into the headset and doesn’t get in the way which I also really like. So functionally I think it is great. BUILD QUALITY/AESTHETICS/CONTROLS/COMFORT: Controls are exceedingly basic. You have the flip-to-mute mic which we already discussed and a volume wheel on the left earcup. The volume wheel is made from plastic, has texture, requires light/moderate force to move, is smooth throughout and locks at 0% and 100% and doesn’t wobble. They did a great job which I’ll be saying a lot in this review. There is no voice/chat balance. The only way it connects is through a 3.5 mm four pole aux cord that is NOT removeable. The cord itself is covered in rubber, is very malleable, and medium in length. I would have preferred a bit more length but it’s probably at the sweet spot for most people. Especially, since you can plug it into your controller now instead of snaking it across the entire room but if you have your PC far away you may need an extension cable. Last, it comes with a Y PC splitter with a male end for audio, a male end for the microphone, and ends in a single female 3.5 mm aux port. This appears to be high quality and I have no issues with it. Up next is the adjustments which are basic and limited. There is no movement anteriorly or posteriorly and only mildly laterally due to the flex of the plastic. Each earcup gets maybe half an inch in heigh. That movement is smooth and requires some good force so won’t be happening by accident. There are five little notches to equalize it on both sides which I am always appreciative of. The last adjustment is the two notches for the removeable suspension headband that I find to be very comfortable. Overall, the two structural weak points are going to be the flip to mute mic, as these often break over time, so don’t fidget with it and only use it when you need too. The next would be the adjustable height as there it looks to be in place by a single plastic joint that if significant pressure was applied to would likely buckle. Otherwise it is a super solid headset with no creaking. This brings us to the earpads themselves. They are small in size with good depth and almost look to be for a child. So, if you have small to medium sized ears you are in the green. If you have large to extra-large ears they may not work well as your ear will be rubbing against the sides of the earpads or drivers themselves which may prove uncomfortable. The padding against the drivers feels like traditional foam and is thick compared to most headphones. The earpads themselves are made from a soft mesh material with memory foam inside. If you press them down, they are very soft, malleable, and hold their form for like a second. The mesh material is very soft and promotes good breathability. They do appear to be removeable but I wouldn’t recommend doing that. Overall, they did a great job on this part. I like them a lot and find them to be very comfortable and give them a 9/10. Putting everything together. These have light clamping force that I would consider in the ideal range where it is secure enough to not go anywhere and light enough they aren’t squeezing your head to death. They weigh 240 grams (which is lightweight for a headset). I really like the suspension headband and it leads to increase comfort and quickly disappears from your mind. It has super solid build quality, especially for price, where I notice no creaking, flex, or wobbling. This not only makes the product feel high quality but also makes it very comfortable as you forget it is on your head. From a comfort, look, build quality, and controls standpoint I’d give it a 9/10. As I was able to wear them for a long period of time without any issues with me almost forgetting they were on my hea