TickleSlip
1 de diciembre de 2025
They actually sound nice compared to what I came from headset wise...
I bought some of these for myself about 3 months back and just started using them about a month ago. I bought a set for my buddy, and unfortunately his didn't have the memory foam ear inserts in his, which is a bummer because I think they seat better with the memory foam for Ear Support.Quality seems to be fine for a low priced IEM. If you can't EQ these though, they aren't going to sound good. You need to be able to boost the sound on them, to get the sound quality you're trying to get out of these versus a closed or open back headset. Cord length is short, so I highly suggest you get a 3.5mm extension to fit your needs. I'm so used to a wireless headset I bought a 15 foot extension just in case I walk off with these still in my ears. Otherwise, easy to use, just plug up and go. Again, suggest you run them off your mobo sound ports on the rear, not the front, or use them through a speaker system that has passthrough 3.5mm jack(s) so you still get the benefit of the EQ off the mobo sound.The only "ear support" there is, is the combination of position in your ear and the cord that wraps over the top to kind of keep them from getting tugged around. It's not that big a deal. After a month straight of no headset, my neck pain has come down considerably from not having that heavy contraption on my head, even tho, getting used to an "earbud" style input is different when talking (you can absolutely hear yourself even without a side monitor going).Next time I'll go up to a slightly pricier version and see what the hubbub is about, but for now these are plenty for FPS style gaming, Battle Royale's, and pretty exceptional for story style gaming too. Paired with a good microphone (I didn't get the ones with built in mics for a reason), you'd be very gtg IMO.Ver másVer menos
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