EKSA E1000WT Wireless Gaming Headset,2.4GHz USB Gaming Headphones with Microphone for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset, RGB Light, Ergonomic Design for Birthday Gift

Gets the Job Done”Crystal Clear Sound + Noise-Canceling Mic – EKSA E1000 Delivers Big-Time!”
“Great Value Gaming Headset with Clear Sound and Comfortable Design – EKSA E1000 Review”Unboxing & First ImpressionsThe EKSA E1000 headset made a great first impression right out of the box. The build feels sturdy, with ear cups that are well-cushioned and soft, ensuring comfort during long gaming sessions. The design is sleek, especially with the RGB lighting adding a stylish touch without going overboard.Comfort & FitThe padding on both the ear cups and the headband feels really comfortable. I used it for several hours at a time without any discomfort, and the headset didn’t press too tightly on my head. This makes it a good option for gamers who want something lightweight but durable.Sound Quality – Immersive 7.1 Surround SoundThe 7.1 surround sound feature works well for gaming. It offers clear directional audio, which is helpful for games where spatial awareness is key, like FPS shooters or RPGs. I tested it on both PC and PS4, and the sound was consistent across both platforms.Music and movies also sound great with this headset, though I noticed it’s particularly tuned for gaming—meaning the bass is punchy but not overwhelming, and the mids and highs stay clear.Microphone Performance – Clear CommunicationThe noise-canceling microphone works better than expected for this price range. My voice came through clearly in Discord chats and in-game voice communication. It successfully blocks out most background noise, making it a reliable choice for team-based gaming or even work calls from home.Compatibility & SetupThe setup was simple: just plug it into your PC, PS4, or PS5 via USB, and it’s ready to go—no additional software needed. I found the USB connection to be more stable than other headsets that rely on 3.5mm jacks. It also works well with laptops and could be used for work, especially in noisy environments like call centers.RGB Lights – A Nice TouchThe RGB lighting is subtle and adds a bit of flair. It’s not customizable, but it complements the design without being too flashy.What Could Be ImprovedMic Positioning: The microphone is non-detachable, which can be a slight inconvenience if you’re switching between gaming and casual use.No Volume Control on Cord: It would have been nice to have an inline volume control, though there are buttons on the ear cup for adjustments.Verdict – High-Quality Features at an Affordable PriceOverall, the EKSA E1000 headset delivers excellent value for the price. The 7.1 surround sound, noise-canceling mic, and comfortable fit make it a solid choice for both casual and competitive gamers. It’s also versatile enough to use for remote work or online meetings.I’d recommend this headset to anyone looking for an affordable gaming headset with premium features. You won’t be disappointed!

They stand by their warranty.
They’re decently comfortable and the sound/mic quality is good enough for me. I don’t need super high tech stuff and they do the job. I bought my pair in 2019 and just before the end of the two year warranty, the microphone died mid-discord call. Contacted their customer service and they sent me a new one, no questions asked. That replacement pair lasted me from 2021 all the way until now which I am having to replace again for a dead microphone. but for $35, I’m not complaining too much. I’ve gotten a lot of use out of the purchase.The cord does tangle a lot though and it is not very pliable, which may have contributed to the short that made it stop working.

These headphones are sturdy, they sound great, and they cover my ears just right. The switch in the middle of the cord (for controlling the volume and mic) is also quite small, which is great since my last pair had a huge box-like controller that was frustrating to work around. You can’t control the lights, but it looks great anyways.The cord is also made of braided material, and it’s quite sturdy as well without being cumbersome or inflexible. Since I use a different microphone I haven’t had a need to use the one on the headset, but it’s quite sleek and stays next to your mouth. I don’t quite know how good the mic sounds, but if you’re spending this little on a headset you should expect the mic to not be incredible. In my opinion, where this headset really shines is in the sound quality and durability of the product itself. Most headsets in this price range are made of cheap materials and start to fritz out after a while, but I can guarantee that if you take care of these ones they’ll last you a really long time.They don’t hurt my ears or my head when they stay on for an extended period of time, and they’re also really nice for listening to music or watching YouTube. I think everything about these headphones other than the mic’s quality is perfect, so if you don’t have much to spend on an expensive pair then I highly recommend these.

Los cascos estarían bastante bien, si no fuera por una serie de fallos que detallo después. Pero empiezo por las cosas positivas.Para mi gusto, son bastante cómodos. La diadema está acolchada y no molesta. Los altavoces cubren totalmente la oreja, y me resultan cómodos.El sonido es de buena calidad, o al menos de muy buena calidad teniendo en cuenta el precio.Y la calidad del micrófono es sorprendente. Se te escucha perfecto, sin ningún tipo de ruido.Ahora las cosas malasLos Led no se pueden apagar de ninguna forma. Mal menor, peor hubiera costado poco ponerle un botón.El sonido 7.1, como en todos los cascos, es mentira. No se puede emular 7.1 con solo dos altavoces. En realidad es un “estéreo con aspiraciones”, pero no dan la sensación de venir de delante o detrás.No tiene driver, ni app. Esto es una ventaja, por simplicidad. Pero no hay forma de controlar la mezcla de virtual surround, o desactivarla. Lo cual en ciertas apps es un problema.Al conectarlo al ordenador, parece un unidad de disco. Como si pincharas una memoria USB mal formateada. No es un gran problema, pero no tenía porque hacerloPero sobre todo, sobre todo, el auricular derecho tiene un pitido continuo, cuando no suena sonido. Veréis en los otros comentarios que es problema habitual. Es un pitido bajo, pero continuo y muy molesto. Puedes hacerlo desaparecer bajando el volumen desde el regulador de los cascos hasta dejar de oírlo (aprox al 75%). Pero claro, pierdes volumen máximoEn resumen, podrían haber sido unos buenos cascos, pero los pequeños defectuoso y, sobretodo, el insoportable pitido del auricular derecho, destrozan la experiencia.Compraros otros cascos, hay muchos modelos mejores por precios similares