Turtle Beach - Battle Buds In-Ear Gaming Headset for Mobile Gaming, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 & PS5 - White/Teal

The earbuds work amazingly. They have good sound quality and are very light weight. My only concern with them is that they pop out of my ear every few minutes and it’s uncomfortable to have to replace them into my ears quite frequently, especially during gameplay. With that being said, my ears are on the smaller side, so this might not be a problem for others. I’ve tried using all sizes that it came with and none seem to work.

I bought this in-ear gaming headset as a backup for my Pulse 3D headset should it run out of battery while playing a competitive game like Call of Duty, and knowing that this is a gaming oriented set of buds, with a decent price, I figured to give it a try. The pros to this set of buds is how surprisingly loud the sound was (provided you also did the sound loudness level on your PS5) to the point that my ear drums were hurting from the gunfire and explosions while playing Call of Duty: Cold War. Although the sounds effects were loud and crisp, soundstage quality that is found in surround sound oriented headsets such as the Pulse 3D and Astros are virtually non-existent, meaning all sound effects and ambient noises seem to be coming from the same direction at the same time. The cons is the same from everyone else who have used this set: The mic is so sensitive that apparently it also picks up vibration from the bud itself, making it an annoying noise to other players online. In other words, don't use this gaming buds if you plan to heavily chat with your fellow team players. I really wanted to recommend this, due to the sound quality, but at the same time, I can't for the fact that you would be annoying to everyone else with your over sensitive mic.

So I had bought these because they were on sale and sometimes I lay down when gaming and these would be better than wearing a regular headset so the time that I have had these they are great for me mic, sound are good and comfort is subjective because everyone has a different ears and for me they are comfortable I could wear them for hours took a few days to used to them but overall they fit good I used the medium size ear tips and wing tips some of the bad reviews I read were that they popped out and there was a eco I haven't had any of those problems I would give these a try if your looking for something different from a regular headset or just a headset I found myself using these more then my astro a10

I've used plenty of headset in the past, from 400$ to 30$. These I keep coming back too for on -the-go and late night sessions when I want to lay down and relax. Not having to worry about a big over-ear headset to make me uncomfortable when I lay my head on my pillow is pretty huge. Even though they are small and ergonomic, they produce a rich sound and as an added bonus they provide decent mic quality as well. After plenty of multi-hour gaming sessions, I haven't felt much ear fatigue; even when laying down. Sometimes I do feel like the inside of my ear gets too hot, but that is remedied with a quick pop out. That has been the only real uncomfortable moments I've had using the Battle Buds. Turtle Beach really nailed the dynamic sound field, even with these relatively small drivers. For reference, I have ben using these with my PS4. Whether low or high volume; music, dialog, and all the sfx are clear with a wide sound stage. A nice feature is that the Battle Buds have in-line control for volume as well as mute which is something you can't take for granted. The microphone is fairly decent, delivery clear voice without much background noise. My voice doesn't sound tinny through the relatively tiny microphone. Decent enough to casually stream. Overall, the Battle Buds is a great headset and even better deal.

I got this on Saturday did curbside pick up worked real easy. I was kinda doubting these but for $30 i said what the heck. Well been using it for a week works well. Sound is great I use them for war zone COD. Also I saw reviews about people complaining that the mic is to heavy. I put it in my ear with the mic attach did not fall out at all. My girlfriend said that I must have a universal ear lol. But yea have had no problems plus if the mic does fall off your ear when attach you can use the built in mic where the control is for the volume and mute. 2 mics in one that’s great to me.

Love these battlebuds but over time the rubber ear piece that’s holds device in ur ear starts to fail and the earbuds don’t stay in place . When I purchased them it was worth the money but prices have rocketed and I don’t feel it worth it looking at the now price .

I bought the oculus quest 2 and have been playing it for about a year now and it does have a mic and speakers built in but i wanted a more virtual experience so i decided to buy these in ear headset with mic so i can cancel outside noisy environments and be able to play while only hearing the game and chatting with other on line players.

I am on PS4 gaming daily max hours, Never really care for those over the head ear pieces ( I don't even where hats) I wanted something to attach to my controller with a volume control, mute option, flex boom mic and not having it wrapped over my head giving me the option to just use the left side earpiece with mic and having the other one just rest on my shoulder or collar. I have to be able to hear what is going on around me while I'm playing. No more missed calls, door bells, friends or relatives talking to me while playing and not knowing what they said.