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For just £17.99 from Amazon, this has to be viewed as a budget headset but in fact, you get rather a lot for your money here with the new gaming headset from YINSAN.
The headset arrived nicely presented in a mid-range display box. Inside the box was the headset itself, cable adapter, and a large and easy to read User Guide which I include at the end of my unboxing video.
The headset is nicely made, seems robust and strong, and quite attractively designed compared to some gamer headsets I have tried – which is not saying much. It is nicely padded with PU leather on both the earcups, which are of the over-ear type and on the headband. It is comfortable and easy to wear even for long gaming sessions. The braided audio cord has both 3.5mm jack and USB plugs. An adaptor is included for the 3.5mm jack plug to split the mic and audio signals to separate plugs. The earcups illuminate with multicoloured LED’s when connected using the USB plug and in fact, this is the only purpose of the USB plug as USB audio is not supported and there is no built-in vibration engine. There is a microphone mute switch on one earcup along with a large thumbwheel to control the audio volume, the LED lights are controlled by simply unplugging the USB cable.
What about the sound?
The audio quality is actually rather good and worthy of a higher priced device. There is plenty of bass, not so much as to be overpowering, with the mid and higher frequencies being clear and well defined without being too sharp or abrasive. When both gaming and listening to music it is becomes a very immersive and enjoyable experience. From a pure gaming viewpoint the lack of direct talkback through the console is a drawback but the fine sound quality and ease of use for general music playing more than makes up for it.
Unlike with some gaming headsets, the LED lighting is quite subtle and not unattractive with the earcup logo scrolling through a range of colours. Colours cannot be preset and the lighting can only be switched off by unplugging the USB plug. It is worth saying again that the USB connection is to power the LED lights and not to allow for system-level interaction with a gaming console. The large microphone stalk is very flexible and can be easily folded out of the way but cannot be unplugged. The mic is sometimes muffled in use but fine for talkback use.
This is a large and well-made set of headphones described as being for gamers but really they are fine for general purpose listening with a full and rich sound not often found at this price. If you are a serious gamer, particularly a console user then my advice would be to walk away. If you are looking for a budget headset for music, PC Gaming and general use then this would be a decent buy.
The Good
Good sound
Great price
Good build quality
Comfortable to wear
7 Colour LED Lights
Audio/Mic Splitter
Adjustable mic position
Braided cable
Passive noise reduction
The Bad
Microphone slightly muffled
Hard Wired Microphone
Not suitable for some gaming consoles
Music: YouTube Audio Library: Gunnar Olsen: Get Me On The Floor
