[Upgrade Version of SA-907] Sades Knight Plus 7.1 Surround Sound Wired Gaming Headset with Foldable Noise Cancelling Earmuff

I purchased the Knight Plus model. I bought this to use with my laptop (USB headset so not compatible with consoles) and everything sounds clear coming into the headset. I am actually quite impressed with the output of the sound for the price of this product.I have worn this headset for multiple hours and it will be quite comfortable for that entire duration, hardly needing a break or readjusting. Sou nd quality from the microphone was also very clear. The wire has a plastic type reinforcement around it, allowing for a longer lasting headset. My only problems with it are that it doesnt fold into a more compact shape, (but it is not really a problem for me as I will be keeping this headset at home and not traveling with it) and pushing a button (such as mute) does not really give an indication or feedback that you have pressed that button. These are minor complaints for me though because I am quite impressed with this headset overall.All in all, very impressed with this product. Five stars.

I purchased this headset quite a while ago and when I first got it none of the buttons work volume dosnt work....only the lights work I got ahold of the company they were no help at all I have no return address to exchange for and tl new 1 definitely won't buy anything else from them

The media could not be loaded.  I've been using Sades headsets for almost 3 years now and was excited to try out this new version of Sades Knight Plus after Gemini Doctor contacted me to do a review for them. After trying this out for a couple of weeks, I'd say considering the other options available out there, the Knight Plus would be made for those who prioritize a cool design.Looks:This thing looks really cool and seems to be designed for gamers who want to look good while they're playing. The design incorporates a lot of techy and mechanical looking patterns, which to me gives off that kind of competitive gamer feel. I also really like how they managed to put lights on headband. That's not something you see on headsets very often.My only complaint with the looks would really be on the lighting pattern. Mine only had this blinking pattern that was irritating to the eyes. Would've been better if they had a breathing one instead.Comfort:This headset is feels really nice on the head and has a good weight to it. The cushions on the top and on the ears are super soft. And the overall headset is designed to be flexible enough to adjust to different head types and sizes. However, just like any other Sades headset, I did find that it didn't cling very tightly to my small head. It isn't too much of an issue though since I don't move around too much anyway, and I'm assuming most people have larger heads than I do.The headset does give me a bit of a headache after a few hours of use but it's overall, been pretty comfortable so far.Sound:The software and drivers that come along with the Knight Plus are not groundbreaking. Sades hasn't changed them much over the years and compared to those from other brands, the interface is not great and most options need to be accessed through Windows's sound settings. Tweaking things is possible and the options are decent but it's not the most enjoyable experience.The headset sounds great in gaming situations where a focus on mids and lows are ideal for the various sound effects. The virtual surround sound also works well in those circumstances. But as an audiophile, I wouldn't recommend the headset for music-listening as a lot of details do get drowned out. You can fix that with an equalizer to a certain extent but you'd do better to get headphones when listening exclusively to music. If you're not too picky though, the headset works just fine.Microphone:The microphone has a high degree of adjustability, allowing you to place it really close to your mouth. The sound quality of it isn't the greatest and you can easily find an alternative product with a better microphone in the same or even a cheaper price range. But the quality is decent enough to be understood on applications like Discord.Final Words:At the same price range, you can probably get something with a better microphone and/or software but it'll likely be with a sub-par design. Compared to other headsets, the Knight Plus has a pretty good balance between looks and functionality. So if you're looking for something like that, then the Knight Plus is a good option.

the sound is great, but if you're like me that isn't all that matters. the cushions on the earpieces are rather small (they will fit your ear inside just fine) and the actual hard plastic will press against your ear. After about an hour it is almost unbearable, if they just made the ear cushions a little more firm, or a little thicker this would be a 4 star rating.

Okay so let me start by saying there are A lot of bogus reviews for this headset. It DOES NOT work with xbox one I ordered it plugged it and nothing which completely sucks because I was incredibly excited for this headset. Yeah I guess they are decent. The highs and mids are a little muddy and the Mic is okay not the best though. Its a decent headset at best.

This headphone is perfect for gaming, and I really love the blue light.

the headband just broke not even under a strain

Pros--The drivers (speakers) are really good for the money.-Sturdy design-nice lighting-very comfortable for long gaming sessions (no soreness)- convenient volume control- 1/2 cost of competitorsCons--The quality of the mic is sub par (all the budget went into the padding and the speakers / drivers- Cord will tangle easily if your not careful-Sounds MUCH better when you tweak the EQ. Stock sound sounds a bit off.

excellent item for price =-- well made and good quality made