Gaming Headphone For Phone

Gaming Soundstage is phenomenal. Seen reviews about the weight and to be honest I don't notice them. I do recommend doing a fine tune with the equalizer as the stock setting does lack a little. The battery life is amazing it last me weeks of gaming/music. The bass is great for a gaming headphone. Buy it, you won't regret it. I will forever be a planar magnetic headphone guy from now on, does not even compare to standard driver headphone.

I use this headphone holder for wireless headphones as well as using it to keep a phone charge cable near.

Purchased for daughter for homeschool and gaming. Sounds better than the previous pair. The previous headphone cable broke. We bought this in the hope it lasts longer. The cable is definitely thicker.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Started using the headphone for gaming about 10days ago. They work so well, that I started using them for conference calls as well! Amazing sound, ease of use, and volume control. No distortion in the audio, just all around another great product from and by JBL!

This is the perfect headphone for both gaming and hearing other things going on around me. The price is right, the sound is amazing, Sorry I didn’t buy these sooner.

I bought a phone without a headphone port so I had to get wireless, these connect easily and the sound is great!!

The rode SC7 adapter is a great product if you are a content creator/photographer/film maker using a smart phone to capture your photos or videos. The SC7 adapter allows the TRRS (three-ring coil) to connect your smart phone to your lavalier/wireless mics. Note if using smart phones with a lightning style charging connection be sure to have the lightning to headphone jack adapter since newer versions of iphones and androids do not have the traditional headphone jack. Over all great product that offers a good alternative to use smart phones as main source of capturing content.

Belkin should have made this Headphone splitter adapter from the beginning. It does everything you want. It allows you to use your old 3.5mm headphones, charge your phone while listening to music/talking on phone, allows headphone controls to work, and also allows data passage through for syncing and file transfer. The only thing this doesn't allow is 2 headphones usage (one 3.5mm and one lightning), but Belkin already said that doesn't work on their page and that would be a rarely used option anyways (sharing on a bus or plane?). I'll probably buy another. I have the Belkin Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar and now that is wasted now (didn't allow data passage).

My PC has separate headphone/microphone jacks. I use this cable in combination with my cell phone headset for VOIP calls.

The Go blu is great for portable use. It matches well with my LETSHUOER S12 Pro IEMs. It has a livelier sound than DAPs I've used. I use my Pixel 7 running Plexamp. I connect using LDAC to the Go Blu. Then I use a Balanced connection from the Go blu to my IEMs. I've experienced no Noise/hiss using the balanced connection. If you're concerned about the no clip issue B&H sells iFi's Go blu leather case with the integrated clip. I've also tried the Go blu with easy to drive headphones and it did fine. I haven't tested the bluetooth distance, but with the phone near me I never loose conections. I have rarely noticed a skip but since I'm streaming music from my NAS to Plexamp on my phone, then using bluetooth to the unit, who's to know what causes that. It might even be the files. Overall, I'm very impressed with the Go blu. It turns almost any headphone into a bluetooth headphone.