FIFINE Wired Gaming Headset, USB Headphone with 7.1 Surround Sound, Detachable Microphone, Control Box, 3.5mm Headphones Jack, Over-Ear Headset for PC/PS5/Xbox/Switch, Black-AmpliGame H9

𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙊𝙉𝙇𝙔 𝙍𝙀𝙑𝙄𝙀𝙒 𝙔𝙊𝙐'𝙇𝙇 𝙀𝙑𝙀𝙍 𝙉𝙀𝙀𝘿 2025/2026 𝙀𝘿𝙄𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉: • Sound Quality: 9/10 (even without surround sound feature button, it sounds clear, precise and spot on) • Mic Quality: 9/10 (mainly use for discord, even with mediocre filters or not, friends said I sounded crisp and clean. Not too harsh nor muffled like most major branded gaming headphones. I'm looking at you HyperXCloud and Turtle Beach.) • Comfort: 8/10 pretty comfy, but with of course with surrounding ear cups, it will make you sweat around the ears during long sessions. Not built for big ear peoples, medium to small ears only. • Build Material: 8/10 Plastic-made and some other materials, but still comfy and quite durable even after a couple drops. • Wired/Wireless: very long wired connection 8/10 • Platform Compatibility: all platform with USB/3.5mm jack connections; meaning switch 2, consoles, pc, etc. • Noise profiling: Passive noise reduction noir cancelling with the ear muffs; no pure noise cancel. • Price: amazing cost effective and low budget price range for such an amazing gaming headset product. Highly Recommended for a starter+budget friendly (wired only) headset. The wired cord was longer than I expected so I had much more flexibility to move around my desk and gaming setup.

I'm just going to do the quick and dirty: • The ability to swap between the older jack and the USB outlet gives these cans excellent utility. • They are very light, but don't feel structurally unsound or badly-made. • Sound quality is as-good as you can expect from a 40-50 dollar set. The base is pretty punchy - no complaints. • The mic is good, but what makes it a standout is the ability to adjust the input volume. I cannot emphasize this enough: a lot of PCs struggle with microphone volume, even when set to max in Windows. This headset overcomes that - you can make your input louder than what Windows regards as "100%." • I'd rate their comfort as 9/10. The ear cups are large and plush. I'm not totally sold on the top band, but it's better than most of the competition out there. Overall? Very worth the money - totally sold on this company now.

Wonder set! Works great, feels durable, no noise cancelation so you can hear your mom. Sound is balanced well. The surround sound works great. Only complaint is that it does not work with people who wear glasses. I even crocheted cushions and left gaps for the arms and they gave me a splintering headache. Works fine without my glasses though! I'm sad I have to return them...

Solid and versatile headset The Fifine H9 is perfect for my multi-platform gaming. It works great on PS5, Xbox, and PC with the 3.5mm and USB setup. The 7.1 surround sound makes games feel immersive, and the sound quality is clear with good bass. Super comfortable with soft earmuffs—even after hours of play, no fatigue. The detachable mic picks up my voice nicely without background noise. Controls are easy to use. Really happy with this purchase!

The headsets are great. I been using them for a couple of years now and the sound is so good when my sister tries to talk to me a few feet away I have to put the headset off my ear half way to hear her. I don't use the mic often so the option to remove it and store it for when I do is great option. The only issue is I get why some reviews talk about some headsets be sweaty beacuse these do after a few hours of gaming/listening to the point I need to take them off and whipe my ears. One of the plus buttons broke but otherwise after a few years of use everything else works. These headsets are work it but for long gaming/streaming sessions keep it off set if you want to be aware around you in case you are being called for lol. I just bought the 7x gen 2 headsets for almost 200 and they should be coming in the mail and I wonder how a 40 dollar headset will compare. Honestly im keeping these as a back up just in case even with the upgrade to a premium headset.

I purchased this headset about a year ago, and they are still working great today. I use them every day for at least 8 hours. They are incredible and more than worth the price. I hope Fifine releases a new version with more padded cushions or even velour cushion replacements. If they do, they’ll have my money. I contacted their customer support to get replacement ear cushions because, through my intensive use, they had started to peel a bit. They responded and sent me a replacement within 24 hours. I’m more than satisfied with the customer service I received. Pros: 1. Sound Quality: I’m not an audiophile, but they sound pretty good to me. 2. Mic Quality: The mic quality is better than most other headset mics I’ve tried. The only headset mic that is slightly better is the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro 2023, but that headset has the build quality of a $25 headset at 10 times the price. I have an almost brand new Razer headset, but I put it back in the box in favor of this Fifine headset. 3. Build Quality: With as much as I use them, they are still in good shape. This is the first headset I’ve had that has lasted a year with no real issues. I’ve used HyperX Cloud, Sennheisers, Razer, and Turtle Beach, and all of those had issues within the first year or shortly after. Cons: 1. Stiff Cable: The cable is a little stiff and seems to have gotten stiffer over time, but this doesn’t seem to affect their overall performance. 2. Lacking Ear Cushions: The ear cushions are not very well padded, and it took some time for my ears to adjust to them as I was used to more comfortable ones. I tried to find alternatives, but no one seems to make cushions for these.

Is it okay for the price? Yes. Could it be better? Also yes. The microphone quality is decent, but the audio is shotty at times, some things will sound far away and some will sound close. The surround sound and removability of the microphone is a nice feature that is good for at home, or when doing things just out and about. The major problem I have is comfortability, the headphones begin to hurt my ears very fast and after around and hour or two I need to take them off because of how painful and uncomfortable it gets.

Pros -$70 Audio quality on a headset for half the price -Very lightweight -Detachable mic, great for privacy when not needed. Connection to the Headset is very sturdy, doesn't feel like it'll get loose anytime soon -Mic quality is great! It's the best one Ive heard compared to any other Ive used, including $100 ones like from Razer. -Ear cushion material (Based on my experience with headphones with same cushion material) handles long use and sweat pretty well, and won't leave a smell on you or the headphones after long use. Notable points: - The headband feels a bit tight at first, and the ear cushions are a smaller than what Im used to with other over the ear headphones, but that's all stuff I can adapt to. - There is a potential point of failure where the Headset's 3.5mm cable meets the control box. If something in the audio jack dies out after the cable moves around enough, there's no screws to open the control box and replace it in case yourself. So you're at the mercy of the seller for a replacement. Cons: -These headphones may be closed back, but they don't dampen sounds as good. -The 7.1 Surround sound has WAY to much muds and not enough of anything else. Unfortunately unlike some other Software-Based 7.1 Headsets (ex. Patriot Viper's v360), this one doesn't have any software to configure the 7.1 Surround sound and/or EQ to fix it.