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OnikumaK9 Gaming Headphones with Retractable Mic (for Xbox One, PS4 & PC)

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Great gaming headphones for the avid gaming with a great LED effect on the earcup. 

Product Features
  • Premium omnidirectional microphone with noise-canceling technology which offers reduced background noise making it perfect for in-game chats
  • Padded adjustable headband is suitable for gamers of all ages.
  • Memory foam around each ear cushion offers you long-wearing comfort, allowing many hours of gaming fun
  • Immersive stereo sound effect with the 50mm driver.
  • The bass hits hard and the highs are crystal clear. The sound is loud and clear.
  • The soft and adjustable over-ear covered ear cups offer a great noise insulation experience
Product Specifications
  • Designed professionally for gaming devices such as PS4, PS4 Pro, PS4 Slim, Xbox One, Xbox One S, Nintendo Switch, etc. 
  • Also suitable for pc, laptop, smartphones, and other devices with the 3.5mm audio connector
  • Can be used on most consoles including PCs with an additional adapter which is also included
  • Operating systems include Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, Mac OS
  • Good length cord with remote to conveniently control: LED Light ON/OFF, mute and volume
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