FIFINE AmpliGame H3 RGB Headset with 3.5mm TRRS Jack for PS4/5, Xbox, Switch, In-line Volume & Mute Control - سماعات

Budget headset doesn't have to be cheap

Spent all your money on the most fancy gaming console or PC, and still have to squeeze the budget out to buy yourself some peripherals that are decent enough but don’t cost you a leg. A headset that literally combines the microphone and the headphone together is the last piece of the puzzle to complete your setup.

Spent all your money on the most fancy gaming console or PC, and still have to squeeze the budget out to buy yourself some peripherals that are decent enough but don’t cost you a leg. A headset that literally combines the microphone and the headphone together is the last piece of the puzzle to complete your setup.

It’s built for those who have just started to take gaming a bit serious or just want to be a bit more competitive in the game. They may haven’t found the best-suited platform for themselves, then the peripherals that can be used cross-platform could be a huge advantage.

The 3.5mm TRRS connector is just perfect for the audio transmission between the headset itself and console controllers, gaming laptops or even mobiles. And with the included microphone & headphone splitter, you won’t get stuck with this headset when you’re turning to PC gaming.

It’s rare to see that budget headsets with an inline controller that doesn’t look stupid. The one of the AmpliGame H3 is so small that it can even hide itself away. It’s also easy for your head to get a slight feeling of unbalance and for your teammate to hear the clothing rubbing noises with those big chunky inline controls, but it’s never the case with H3’s lightweight one.

The headphone volume control and boom mic mute switch are the must-haves nowadays, the H3 is no exceptional in providing the convenient adjustment without alt-tabbing out of the game.

The braided cable is nothing too special, it could still be a surprise to find it on a budget model. Since the cable is one of the most vulnerable but also the most essential parts of a pair of headset, whether it could last for long decides the life time of your whole headset.

Now, at least you don’t have to worry about it being bitten or worn out quite easily. The same case of longevity lies on the detachable boom mic as well.

Speaking of the headset mic, it can easily be one of the best from the round-up with a similar $30 price tag. You don’t get the distant-sounding that you always hear from other tiny little mics. Instead, it gives your voice enough body, but without making you sound like being drowned in water.

It’s not the type of fancy boom mic that you can mute it by lifting it up, but the upside of having a detachable boom mic with a flexible arm is that you can get it closer to your mouth, which could be translated into good sounding. If there must be a trade-off, the sound quality is something that you should never give up on.

The USB has nothing to do with the audio, it’s just the power cord. If you plug in this extra cable, what you get is the shining gaming vibe from the multi-color RGB that could definitely fit your mood in some scenario. With a limited budget, you may not necessarily want to pay extra for something that just makes you shiny. Thus the RGB control is lacking, but you could probably take the RGB more as a bonus instead of a feature.

Cushy earpads really seal on your ears. It’s same sort of uncomfortable padding that you may experience once on the other low-priced gaming headset. It doesn’t have the deepest cup, but the cushion is soft and big enough for some big ears. And it’s also one of the budget headphones with a headband adjustment mechanism that doesn’t sound crackling. What’s more, the headband itself offers a lot of steps to help find the right fit.

More padding but no extra burden. For a pair of headset with RGB and inline control, around 350 grams is the kind of weight that won’t give you a headache quite easily during hours of game. It's never enough to emphasize the importance of the comfortability of a pair of headset that sits on your head for most time of the game.

Specifications