Are Usb Or Aux Headphones Better For Gaming

It is really very good! Better than all other headphones ive ever tried.

Great Headphones! Better than the Beats 2 and less cost.

Zoom is thinking like us musicians and what we need. A live mixer and a recorder plus 5 aux sends for headphones or monitors with effects is a game changer. It all ends up separately on an SD for post creative possibilities in you DAW.....wow

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love this charging piece for my iPhone. The 3.5 mm Audio + Charge RockStar lets use your headphones while charging your iPhone. Just connect your headphones, speakers, or AUX cable (aka AUX cord) to enjoy music or talk hands free, while you charge. Use the 3.5 mm RockStar at home, at work, in the car, or on the go.

These headphones are amazing. It has amazing quality and super comfortable. The cons though for these headphones is the aux jack. The cord that they provide is perfect but they do not have longer aux cords available to purchase anywhere. I have longer aux cords but I can't find a cord that fits the headphone jack properly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is perfect is my sons car!.it a 2009 Nissan Altima His car doesn’t have the USB ports. It does has the AUX port. He wasn’t able to charge his phone but was able to play music. Using a adapter in the lighter to has USB ports, he plugs the Belkin International - 3.5 mm Audio + Charge RockStarinto tha USB port on the adapter. Then plugs an AUX wire from his car AUX port to the Belkin International - 3.5 mm Audio + Charge RockStar. Then plugs the Belkin International - 3.5 mm Audio + Charge RockStar into his IPhone. His music plays in his car, he charges his phone at the same time, and still can use his phone for calls which go to his car speakers. He was so frustrated not being able to charge his phone while driving & play music at the same time. This is great and works perfectly. It’s very small an compact so it doesn’t take up any space on the car console.

My Behringer X1204USB mixer died after many years of faithful service. After looking around, I noticed that a lot of small USB mixers don't have proper send and returns - this is a key feature for me as I like to do mix-minus with my friends on Zoom and Discord. This mixer - for less than $100 - sounds great, gives me just what I need and nothing more. One thing folks like about USB is that there's no messing with line levels into your computer. If you know what you're doing you can set the input level on the computer just where you need and almost never bother with it again. Build quality is great, the knobs have the right amount of firmness when turned. Layout is mostly clear, though the phantom power button being between the headphone and aux master is a weird choice. One thing that I didn't realize until I was trying it out is that the aux send is a mono output. Not a huge dealbreaker (especially for things like vocal effects sends or mix-minus to a remote listener who needs to hear other content) but worth noting. It does the vast majority of what I want it to do without issue. Strongly recommended.

You need this to match your aux/sidecar USB audio source to professional +4 dBU studio inputs. All the other pretty commonly available USB I/Os output no more than +12 dBU.

Awesome sound system. Better experience for gaming and movies

Better than Bose QC headphones, the touch controls is not that great.