Redgear Cloak Wired RGB Wired Over Ear Gaming Headphones with Mic for PC

I bought this Headphone in November Starting for my personal work and I have to say that this is one of the most comfortable and best headphones you could get under Rs.1000 . I bought this for a price tag of Rs.899 and I really feel that it is value for money product . You might be thinking about what are the pros and what are the cons of this headphone , so I have mentioned all of the pros and cons below - Pros (Advantages) - 1. Very Comfortable Gaming Headphones (The first moment I wore these headphones , I had a feeling of joy as the cushions in the headphones were so soft and it really felt like I could wear it forever :D) 2. Clear and Crisp Sound Quality 3. Strong , Durable and Good Quality Cable 4. RGB Lightning is unique in it's own way 5. Perfect Design which gives premium look and feel Cons - 1. After wearing for almost 4-5 hours , I felt like my ears were paining a bit , but now I think I am getting used to it , so It would vary for every person . 2. The microphone does it's work , but the recording quality of Microphone is not that good. At last I just want to say that if you are looking for a budget gaming headset , then you must go for this one . Even if it is under Rs.1000 , GO FOR IT!! I hope this review would have helped you guys in deciding whether to buy this product or not . Thank You! Have a nice day :)

So this my review for redgear clock headset its been only few hours since i got it but i will update my review after few days. So this thing is heavy atleast at first you will feel or maybe because i was using a plastic headphones and this is metal so yeah but the build quality is very good for the price. Sound: Sound is not what i expected from this headphones i thought it would be decent but its not i have seen many reviews saying that it has 0 bass but in my case its not the same. It has a lot of bass like a lot so much that some times it overshadowes other sounds of the game like when i fire sniper in CSGO ( csgo players will know how loud the sound is for sniper ) the bass was very high and trebble is low in short sound is not balanced maybe i will have to tweek the settings here and there in my windows but this is what got on the stock settings. Lights : Lights are good they are bright and soft they are not like they are going to blast your eyes of at night, no they are suttle. Overal these are pretty neet headset for the price and I can't complain about them much, cable is not braided but its thick and good quality any how i wil update my review after couple of days Thanks.

lol i lost it but it was good really good

This is a review after less than a year of use. I purchased this said headphone in Aug'23 and from the very first use I had nothing to complain about its quality it was a great affordable option for the gamers out there. and it suited my aesthetics too. To mention the pros of this I would say that it worked and performed quite well. It was true to its specification and there is nothing wrong with the actual headphone. But the mistake I made is I purchased this headphone without knowing that it did not come with braided wires, but didn't return it because it was a very necessary purchase. I thought that even though it did not come with braided wires if I take good care of it, it won't be a huge issue. And I did take extremely good care of it. I removed the headphones in the same angel I picked them up, after a month of use I started to notice the wires tangling, which I then thought would be temporary hence I bought wire covers from Amazon itself, it would be the wires didn't tangle after I covered them with the wire covers. But after a few more months even the wire covers seem not to work. The wires still were getting tangled and I did all I could to stop them from tangling. You can see in the picture how bad the tangling is. I got on the internet to find help and did what the internet suggested that too lasted for around 4 days and it was back to being tangled again. It is so damn frustrating and time-consuming to untangle the wire after every few days that I think I will have to purchase a new headset.

Reviewing after 2 years of usage, build quality and audio is excellent if you're using it only on PC (not suggested for mobile or tablet) Though the leather of the ear cushion is totally gone which is normal if you're using it daily which is not a problem, I don't know if my pc is the problem for muc because while plugged on PC mic audio goes very low you'll have to scream to record anything but when plugged on mobile phone it works great which is think my pc has a problem. Trust me it's worth buying and i totally suggest.

When on a video call or voice chat, the person on the other side can hear himseld through the headphone mic. Confused? There is so much sound bleed through the headphone, that the mic pics it up! The person on the other side of the voice call can hear the leaves outside your house brushing against each other and they can hear themselves through the mic. And the mic, oh god. Constant thumming sound because of the ceiling fan. Sound quality is terrible. You'll have to use equalizers to make any use of this. I later realised only the left side was working. This was due to the bad contacts on the headphone jack. This was also creating an audible "hiss" even with nothing running on the PC. Probably due to the hyper low quality mic picking up all the ambient sound in the neighbourhood. The ear cups are huge and soft, but immediately create a lot of heat around the ears the moment you put them on. I have a large head, and the ear cups fit me well and prevented any airflow in or out of the area enclosed by the ear cups. This however, did not prevent all the sounds from around me from leaking into the ear cups made for a bad audio experience. Build quality is okayish and the headphone looks fantastic. No braided cable though. It has three inputs, a USB input that powers the RGB, an audio jack and a microphone jack. It's HUGE and screams "GAMER". The RGB is beautiful, and almost every penny of the 899Rs that you pay for it went into the RGB looking good. Because nothing else seems to matter to Redgear, or most of the 4 and 5 star reviewers that bought this piece of trash. . As an accessory, the Redgear Cloak will look beautiful on your gaming table. But as a sound output device, it gets zero points. I will be replacing it right away, because unfortunately, there are no returns. Edit: Ordered a replacement unit that worked fine for 2 days and then the mic just stopped working, and the headphones keep disconnecting again. Returning. Worst experience I've had on amazon so far.

I have even tried the Cosmic Byte Gs430 from the same price range, though i find these pair to be more value for money. Comfort- They are comfortable, the earcups are very soft and recommended if you do gaming for longer periods of time. Design- The design is actually pretty good considering the price range. Mic- the microphone's quality is actually great considering the price. Connectivity- recommended if your pc/laptop has a seperate mic and sound jack. You have to buy a splitter if you want to use the mic on a mobile. What I've noticed with other headsets is they provide a single jack for sound and mic output. But these come with 2 jacks so thats a plus point. Sound quality- These pair of headphones are only recommended for casual gaming and media consumption, the sound quality while gaming is fine, although it doesn't have that 7.1 sound but still i was able to figure out the footsteps, i also use the windows sonic for headphones and that helps too. However, at this price don't expect a good sound quality if you listen to music. The max volume feels low and the bass is almost non existent. The treble, highs and lows are done fine but buy these pair only if your priority is gaming and you are at a budget.

I've been using Redgear headphones for three years now, and overall, they've been a reliable choice. The durability has been impressive, as they've withstood daily use without any significant wear or drop in performance. Initially, there was a bit of discomfort during the first few weeks. The ear cushions felt stiff, and the clamping force was slightly strong, which made longer sessions a bit challenging. However, after some use, the headphones adjusted well, and they now feel comfortable even for extended periods. The padding softens up over time, making them ideal for gaming or long listening sessions without any noticeable discomfort. In terms of build, the materials have proven to be sturdy and resistant to typical wear and tear. The headband and joints are still intact with no signs of cracking or loosening. For anyone looking for a budget-friendly, durable option that becomes more comfortable with use, Redgear headphones are a great choice.