Cheap Green Gaming Headphones

My son loves these headphones for his gaming and music.

I needed a 4x USBc card for my Gaming PC. This was cheap and did exactly what I needed it to do.

hello i am really happy these headphones are cheap and great they have great bass

These are cheap disposable headphones that do exactly the job they were designed for.

I had a cheap kit that came with a green screen and constant on fluorescents. When I went to hang my very heavy hi-key vinyl backdrop the attachment points broke. I looked at this one and the Manfrotto one but decided on this one. I could not be more happier and more confident that this will not break and harm one of my clients or worse. I would highly recomment anything made by Photoflex as I use their strobes and softboxes.

I'm a professional music educator and listen to all kinds of music from classical to jazz to marching band, to pop and rock. Audio Technica's ATH-M50x is a top-notch headphone, very clear, plenty of bass, nothing out of balance (unless the engineer mixed it that way, of course). Mine get their sound through an Audioengine D1 DAC, and it's a fantastic combination. This particular model, a limited-edition DG (for dark green), is something different from the typical black, though the green is very dark indeed. The brown leather makes a nice contrast, and I like having headphones that don't look the same a standard black. I also own these in the BL edition, with blue plastic parts and lighter brown leather. Sweet headphones for under $!

OVERVIEW/SOUND QUALITY I purchased these headphones primarily for film/video post production, but plan to listen to music at home/at school/on-the-go with these sleek cups, as audio experts put it. I am no audio expert. A senior in high school planning to study film at college, I have more experience with the video aspect of film/video than with sound. But I can tell you that I was absolutely AMAZED by the sound quality of these headphones upon first use. Music sounds incredible. Haven't used it for video editing yet, but from listening to dialogue on YouTube videos, etc., I have no concerns. BUILD QUALITY/DESIGN These are extremely beautiful. I had trouble deciding which color to get but decided to take a chance with the limited edition dark green version. I'm not disappointed! Warning: the dark green is *very* dark green (and almost looks black). But the chocolate brown is beautiful. As far as build quality, these feel solid and well-engineered. The ear cups are soft and plush, and the head band section (not sure if that's the right term for it) has nice padding. The case it comes with looks classy and feels great. The three detachable cord options are perfect for my needsno complaints thereand they are THICK and durable. My only qualm with these are that the cups feel a *bit* tight on my ears. I assume it's because I have little-to-no experience wearing actual headphones. I'm sure I'll adjust quickly. This by no means should concern you, however, because the pros of these headphones outweigh the con(s) EASILY. These are wonderful! Very satisfied. FINAL THOUGHTS While these are a bit expensive (especially for a teenager on a budget), the price tag reflects super high quality build and sound reproduction. Audio Technica manages to combine the aesthetics of more flashy brands with FAR superior sound quality (according to expert reviews). GET THEM NOW!

I bought this for my son on his birthday. We’ve had other gaming headphones that I though we’re good, But when I used them ... wow it was superior sound. I might buy a set for me now.

Perfect replacement for the ones that came with my headphones. They fit, they're comfortable, and they're cheap! What more can I ask for?

Very good and cheap monitor for 1080p gaming or a good seconday monitor, I had no issues with this the size is also perfect for 1080p, if you go up to like 27-32 inches monitor (1080p) it gets blurry, If you want a budget monitor buy this honest (any card should be able to get 165hz on this ez)