ATTACK SHARK L50 PRO Tri-Mode Wireless Gaming Headset

For the most part these are working well. Got these to use for watching various streaming content. My wife has been using a corded set & that cord is constantly tangling up, getting twisted or wrapped around the arm rest of the chain. I have had to repair those several time from getting yanked off & onto the floor.Once charged these paired up to the laptop w/o needing the included adapter. The USB C charging port can be finicky to get the charging cable fully inserted. There have been several times where this was plugged in overnight & when we went to use, on a heavy Asian accent voice got the "Low Battery" warning.The led status indicator is very small & hard to read. Same goes for the print on the included instructions, very small & in several languages. As she only listens, we have not tried the included mic. It is nice this does not need to be installed for this style of usage.The sound quality is good for this price point & fairly balanced. Not overly bass heavy or tinny on the high end of the sound spectrum.

I got these for my son, who plays collegiate esports, and they've been a fantastic upgrade to his gaming setup. The sound quality is impressive, and the virtual surround sound makes it much easier to hear directional audio during gameplay. He said they are a incredible improvement over his last pair and have continued to hold up well from daily use.The headset is lightweight and comfortable enough for long practice sessions and competitions without becoming uncomfortable. The microphone is clear, so his teammates can hear him well during matches, and the wireless connection has been reliable with no noticeable lag.He really likes that it offers multiple connection options, making it easy to use with different devices. The battery life has been excellent, so he doesn't have to worry about constantly charging it between gaming sessions.If you're looking for a comfortable, high-quality gaming headset for competitive gaming, online play, or everyday use, this is a great option. It delivers great sound, a clear microphone, and long battery life in a lightweight design.Perfect for gaming, or if you need to be on the phone all day and need your hands free to type/write, etc.

I took a chance on this headset looking for something light that wouldn't give me a headache during long gaming sessions, and the ATTACK SHARK L50 PRO blew my expectations out of the water. Here is why this headset gets a full 5 stars:Insanely Lightweight & Comfortable: At around 264g, it feels practically weightless on your head. The memory foam ear cushions don't crush your ears, making 4+ hour gaming marathons completely fatigue-free. Punchy Audio & Great Positional Sound: The big 53mm drivers deliver crisp highs and punchy bass without sounding muddy. In FPS games like Valorant and Call of Duty, the virtual 7.1 surround sound makes pinpointing footsteps and gunshots accurate and natural. Flawless Wireless & Zero Lag: The 2.4GHz wireless dongle connection is rock solid with no noticeable latency. Having Bluetooth and a 3.5mm option (tri-mode) means I can switch from my PC to my phone in seconds. Clear Mic & Battery Life for Days: My teammates noticed right away that the AI voice noise-canceling mic filters out my mechanical keyboard clicks and fan noise cleanly. Plus, the battery easily lasts through multiple days of heavy use without needing a charge. If you want a sub-30ms, feature-packed wireless headset that competes with big-name brands costing twice as much, grab this one. Good value and quality material. Absolutely recommended!

My headset did not come charged, but did fully charge in around 2 hours as advertised. They also advertise up to 64 hours of use at 50% volume, but on this headset that volume is too low for me, I really have to crank it up to 80+ to get a volume I like. Once everything is dialed in the audio quality is OK to Good. Perfectly acceptable in this price range, especially considering all the other features included. The mic is serviceable, fine for phone calls, but not a great streaming mic.I also had issues with the drivers for the Mic not working randomly. The 7.1 feels a little gimmicky, made the sound more muddled and I don't think it helped with in game directionality for detecting enemies. By default the spacial awareness is actually pretty good, one of the highlights of the audio. The included software suite is pretty bare bones, so I would recommend researching a different audio EQ to get the best results.Build quality is very good at this price point, and its very lightweight for having so many features packed in like wireless tri mode. I've got a much higher end set of planar wireless headphones for deep music sessions, but it does get a little heavy after a while for gaming sessions. That makes this a great option to keep on the couch or by my PC for a quick gaming session where I don't have to worry about babying it.

I almost always use headphones when I'm at work to jam out to music or to take calls. So, having a microphone is important to me. Also important are sound quality and Bluetooth reception. These headphones sounded great, which surprised me. Typically, headphones in this range are only average in terms of fidelity and reception. Watching online videos, taking calls, and even during some light gaming at home, I experienced amazing sound quality. Soundtracks sound great; treble and bass really pop, and the mids don't get muddied.Another prominent feature of these headphones is the power of the Bluetooth reception. I absentmindedly walked away from my desk across my home and was still receiving unbroken audio over fifty feet away. And at work the headphones worked even through walls with metal studs and heavy wooden security doors. These would be great for folks who walk around while working or taking calls.The only negative experience I had with the headphones was when connecting via 2.4 via the included dongle. I suspect that was because my IoT equipment control is nearby where I was working and is heavily saturating the 2.4 band of my network. Bluetooth, however, since it operates in a different range, worked flawlessly.In terms of appearance and comfort, these headphones are also of really high quality. The fit and finish make it look like a premium product. The headphones fit comfortably on my larger-than-average head, and they don't feel overly warm. You can easily adjust the microphone and place it a comfortable distance from your mouth. A helpful tool is the voice confirmation of the power state and Bluetooth connection. The manual volume wheel helps especially with streaming content and calls to mitigate volume spikes or dips quickly by touching a tactile wheel. Overall, these are wonderful and have replaced two more pricey sets of headphones to become my all-in-one gaming and productivity set.

I got this headset mostly for work meetings and occasional PC gaming on my Linux machine. The packaging is nice and the build quality feels quite good out of the box. They are lightweight and comfortable for long sessions, with soft ear cups and a comfortable headband. The tradeoff is that my ears get pretty hot and sweaty after a while. There is no active noise cancellation, but the physical noise isolation does a good job blocking out background noise.Audio quality is surprisingly good. I'm not an audiophile and usually just use mid-range in-ear monitors, but these are some of the best sounding headphones I currently have. The headset offers a "gaming mode" and a "music mode", but I honestly cannot tell the difference in latency between the two. Connection options include Bluetooth, a 2.4GHz dongle, and a wired mode. Bluetooth gave me the standard annoying pairing hiccups, so I stick to the dongle which works quite well. I haven't tried the wired connection, but I'm glad it's also an option.The spoken audio prompts are a nice touch, clearly announcing states like "bluetooth mode" or "connected" instead of relying on mysterious beeps you have to memorize. More headphones should do this in my opinion.The microphone is detachable, which is nice, but it only mounts on the left side. For some reason, I prefer my mic on the right, and previous headsets were reversible, but unfortunately this one isn't. Microphone quality is good on Windows, but completely unusable on Linux (Fedora 44). Since I'm on Linux most of the time, this is quite a problem, and I can only use these as headphones. To make matters worse, the companion app is Windows only with no Mac or mobile support. I don't know if this is something that comes with the territory for "gaming" peripherals, but I found it to be quite disappointing, especially since it wasn't mentioned anywhere on the listing.The controls are another annoyance. I found the buttons to be awkwardly placed and hard to find by touch. Plus, most buttons do more than just one thing. For example, the power button is also the control for play/pause, call accept/hangup/reject, previous/next track, clearing of Bluetooth pairing and of course power on/off depending on what mode you are in and how long the presses are. At least the volume uses a simple physical knob and there is a dedicated mute button.Overall, it is an okay headset, but only as long as you're a Windows user.

This headset has a few things going for it, but it also has some limitations that are worth considering.The biggest positive is the sound quality. Audio is clear, and for the price I was pleasantly surprised by how well games and media sounded. If you're primarily looking for an affordable wireless headset to listen with, it offers good value.The microphone, however, was the biggest disappointment for me. It sounded noticeably worse than I expected, especially compared to the quality of the speakers. It was usable for casual voice chat, but I would not rely on it if clear communication is important.I also found the wireless range to be fairly limited. The USB dongle worked reliably while I was at my desk, but the connection became inconsistent once I moved very far away. If you like walking around the room while staying connected, this may not be the best choice.Overall, I think the headset offers good audio quality for the price, but the microphone and wireless range keep it from being a higher-rated product for my needs.

This headset has a few things going for it, but it also has some limitations that are worth considering.The biggest positive is the sound quality. Audio is clear, and for the price I was pleasantly surprised by how well games and media sounded. If you're primarily looking for an affordable wireless headset to listen with, it offers good value.The microphone, however, was the biggest disappointment for me. It sounded noticeably worse than I expected, especially compared to the quality of the speakers. It was usable for casual voice chat, but I would not rely on it if clear communication is important.I also found the wireless range to be fairly limited. The USB dongle worked reliably while I was at my desk, but the connection became inconsistent once I moved very far away. If you like walking around the room while staying connected, this may not be the best choice.Overall, I think the headset offers good audio quality for the price, but the microphone and wireless range keep it from being a higher-rated product for my needs.

I honestly wasn't expecting much from this headset, but after spending some time with it, I've been genuinely impressed. The first thing I noticed was how comfortable it is. The headset is lightweight, easy to adjust, and once I found the right fit, it stayed there without constantly needing to be readjusted. I had no issues wearing it for longer gaming sessions.The sound quality also exceeded my expectations. I'm not an audiophile, so I can't comment on every nuance, but to my ears it has a well-balanced sound signature. The bass has good presence without overpowering everything else, and game audio, dialogue, and higher-frequency effects all come through clearly. I also appreciate the flexibility it offers. The removable microphone is a nice feature, and when it's removed the headset automatically switches to the built-in microphone, which is convenient if you're just listening to music or watching videos.The included accessories were another pleasant surprise. Mine came with the detachable microphone, a USB-C charging cable, a USB-C to 3.5 mm cable for wired listening, and a compact wireless USB-C dongle. I especially like that the dongle works with both my PC and USB-C devices like a phone, making it easy to switch between devices without much hassle. Overall, this headset has been a pleasant surprise. It's comfortable, sounds much better than I expected, includes a useful set of accessories, and offers several connection options. If you're looking for a gaming headset in this price range, I think this one is definitely worth considering.

I honestly wasn't expecting much from this headset, but after spending some time with it, I've been genuinely impressed. The first thing I noticed was how comfortable it is. The headset is lightweight, easy to adjust, and once I found the right fit, it stayed there without constantly needing to be readjusted. I had no issues wearing it for longer gaming sessions.The sound quality also exceeded my expectations. I'm not an audiophile, so I can't comment on every nuance, but to my ears it has a well-balanced sound signature. The bass has good presence without overpowering everything else, and game audio, dialogue, and higher-frequency effects all come through clearly. I also appreciate the flexibility it offers. The removable microphone is a nice feature, and when it's removed the headset automatically switches to the built-in microphone, which is convenient if you're just listening to music or watching videos.The included accessories were another pleasant surprise. Mine came with the detachable microphone, a USB-C charging cable, a USB-C to 3.5 mm cable for wired listening, and a compact wireless USB-C dongle. I especially like that the dongle works with both my PC and USB-C devices like a phone, making it easy to switch between devices without much hassle. Overall, this headset has been a pleasant surprise. It's comfortable, sounds much better than I expected, includes a useful set of accessories, and offers several connection options. If you're looking for a gaming headset in this price range, I think this one is definitely worth considering.

I got this headset for gaming. I've been using it for about a month now. The sound is clear and I can pick out footsteps and directional audio well when playing. It connects easily over the 2.4GHz dongle and I haven't noticed any lag. It's light on my head and the ear cushions stay comfortable through long sessions. The battery lasts a long time so I'm rarely charging it. The detachable mic picks up my voice clearly and pops off when I don't need it. It's been a solid headset for the price.

The battery life on this is impressive while switching between bluetooth, adapter, and wired mode it's easy for the nontechnical person.A nice feature is the R and L signs engraved on the inside of the headset so they aren’t tacky or bold. But before using any equalizers or adjusting the audio quality the audio will have "medium" surround sounds coming from in games.All in all middle of the road headset I think is great!

I picked this headset up mainly because I wanted something that could switch between my PC and my Switch without a bunch of cable swapping, and the tri-mode setup here delivers exactly that. Going between the 2.4GHz dongle, Bluetooth, and a wired connection is genuinely painless, and I was surprised at how stable the 2.4GHz connection stayed even with a couple of other wireless devices running nearby in my setup.Sound quality is the real standout for me. The 53mm drivers push a surprising amount of depth for a headset in this price range, and the virtual 7.1 surround actually makes a difference in shooters where I need to pinpoint footsteps or gunfire direction. Music sounds full too, not tinny like a lot of budget gaming headsets tend to sound once you push the volume up. Bass is present without drowning out mids, which I did not expect going in.Comfort wise, I have used this for multi hour sessions on some late nights and it has not given me the ear soreness I get from some clamp heavy headsets. The padding held up fine and the headset itself feels lighter than it looks. Battery life is another highlight, I am consistently getting long stretches of use on Bluetooth mode before needing to charge, which lines up with what Attack Shark advertises.The detachable mic is a nice touch since I can pop it off when I just want to use this for music or movies and not look like I am still in gaming mode. Mic quality itself is clear on calls and voice chat, teammates have not complained about background noise pickup either. My only minor gripe is the included cables feel a bit basic, nothing that affects performance but worth mentioning. Overall this has been a solid daily driver and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile wireless headset that does not cost a fortune.

For the sake of honesty: I am NOT a gamer. The last video game system I played was a Commodore 64 computer so, please keep that in mind. (And if like me you’re old enough to know what a Commodore 64 even is, you should probably schedule a colonoscopy).I was offered this to review for vine and thought “ok, they might make decent stereo headphones for playing music from my phone while working at my hobby workbench”. I was right; these sounded great. Perhaps not as high fidelity as a very expensive Bose or Beats set, but again; they’re gaming headphones. While their initial use didn’t inspire me to lead a platoon in Call of Duty, it’s like my whole world knew I had them on; the phone kept ringing off the hook. During my alone time at my workbench. What was supposed to be my zen relaxation time while I was home and my wife was at work. But wait! I’m wearing a communications headset. I simply swiped to answer each call and enjoyed the hands free ability to comfortably (they’re relatively light weight) answer calls and chat on the phone (Hi mom!) while working on and concentrating on, my hobby workbench of model trains. These headphones had a great sound, the microphone worked well even at a distance of about 4-5” from my mouth and I could move about my train room freely while using them. At one point I went across the house to let my dog outside and left my phone on the workbench; approximately 30’ away and didn’t lose a bit of clarity or drop Bluetooth connection. After three hours of music and phone calls, it’s still got a charge. They’re hanging on a hook above my hobby workbench now in fact. It’s become one of my favorite tools.Again, I’m not a gamer so I have no idea what gamer headphones cost, but I feel like these are a great value.