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Question: Do these work on a Playstation 3? I wanted to know if anyone has ever tried to use them on a gaming console like PS3 or XBox 360?  If so do all the features works properly?
Document: ***PS3 and Xbox 360 approved, they do work on these gaming systems***This headset has a couple features on it that where kind of neat. On the right side there is a volume up/down that is very natural to use. Also the mic-mute button is big enough that you can't miss it (it's about half the size of the ear muff). When muted, there is a red light that indicates that it is muted right on the mic.
Doesn't work properly. Windows 7 would report the device as malfunctioning upon first plugging it in. Got around that by uninstalling the USB audio driver, plugging the Headset in, and rebooting. It worked for one day. The next day (after a reboot), the Headset is no longer working. Tried it on 3 different PCs running Win7-32 bit, 64 bit, and Win8.
I had this headset for over a year now and I must say it is awesome! Other USB headsets I have tried have died within a year and was the same price as this one. I use this headset for PS3 gaming, Skype, and making calls. The quality is so clear! I am glad for the mute button being present so I can instantly mute in case I have to cough or sneeze or even take a quick bite without rudely making chewing noises to the person I am talking to.
But like I said these can be fine for chatting. But I want something to help me make a nice recording. I am not unrealistic. I know that microphones for voice over work can run into thousands of dollars. But I wanted to point out that I have used a Gigaware headset (model number: 43-122) with very acceptable results. In fact, I narrated a twenty minute video using the Gigaware headset and played it for many of my friends.
I am disappointed the newer models that "replace" this do not follow this approach (re: light). These are just my favorite features, not the only reason to like this unit.The top is padded somewhat, the earpieces are padded nicely and comfortable for me. I have no problem wearing it 4-6 hours (limit of my need). It works great, voice quality is better than any of the other headsets I have tried.
I ordered this to work as a gaming headset. It did work as described, and my computers (tried it on both a PC and Mac) both recognized it and could use it.The only problem is, that it was way too small. I'm a pretty small girl, so this was surprising to me. I felt like it was made for my eight year old brother.The ear pads were smaller than my ear, so it was pretty uncomfortable.
I don't know if I'm wearing these wrong or something but that definitely is a factor with these. If you want a really comfortable headset, I'd get one that goes around the ear, like completely covers the ear, the plush sits on your actual ear. The mic, no matter where you put it stays in place, I don't ever feel the top of the headset at all, the controls on the headset is a nice feature, I use it often, and the USB is useful as well.
Edit: Now almost a year later, and I'm still using this thing every single day. I took the speakers off my computer to save room on my desk and I just use this. It's so awesome and sturdy. The wire is very thick and strong, I don't know how many times I've ran it over with my computer chair, and it doesn't even get damages.I will be buying this again, if I ever do need another one.-----I like the headset.
I don't know what my problem is with headsets for my computer (iMac 22" late 2010 model). I had an older Logitech headset that worked fine. Then the other day it stopped working. Dead. Tried it on two other Macs and nothing. So I bought a new headset from a reputable company, Sennheiser. When it arrived I discovered it had only 3.5mm audio plugs for input and output. Worked fine for listening to audio, but my iMac would not support the audio input.
Bought these to use mainly for PS3 so I could play and wife could sleep. BUT! on PS3 these only transmit voice! On computer they transmit sound. Ugh! They are great, very comfortable, but did not do what I hoped. So if you think you can use these to hear the game sounds on PS3, you can't. If you figure out how, please let me know!
Answer: On the 360 it doesn't work because the console doesn't support USB audio devices so far.  It works fine with the PS3, with all the features, but the thing is that you only get the voice chat through the headphones... regular in-game audio is still delivered through the TV.