Globular Cluster Stereo VR Headphones Compatible with Meta Quest Pro - Clip On Design Easy to Install and Remove- Clip Point and Arm Angle Adjustable

This item is PERFECT for the hard of hearing using a VR headset. It applifies the sound incredibly well, with little or no loss of audio. It does exactly what it says, and for the price, it's phenomenal!

These are a great audio add-on for the Quest Pro. I know most of these reviews are about sound quality and highs and lows, etc. That"s kind of silly. These are a $35 pair of gaming earphones for a VR headset. They aren't going to be perfect. If you are aiming to listen to music and watch movies with the best audio, use your good headphones. However for VR gaming these are great.The first reason these are great is they fit the headset well. This isn"t like a forced fit modification or 3d printed adapter that you can squeeze on and make work. These actually fit on the headset snuggly and are adjustable. They adjust up and down, and left and right. They can also be tilted back so the headset still charged on the charger. And they stay in place which is fantastic.These earphones are soft and light. They do not apply a lot of ear pressure. They are comfy. I was worried they"d be tough on the ears but they barely touch the ears. Very light ear pressure.The sound quality is also pretty good. It basically sounds like the Quest Pro built in audio just over the ears and louder. They aren't all that loud honestly, but loud enough to get immersed. They still aren't as good as the G2 or index headphones, but they give you what you need for immersion. Definitely better than the built in audio (because that was too quiet). The nice part is they become part of the headset pretty seamlessly. So you just put the headset on and jump into games with some pretty decent audio without having to fiddle with other headphones and adapters and wires, etc.I think for the price $35-40 these are totally worth it.

While I like the idea that this headset provides two AUX ports on both sides of the headset, these individual headphones appear to be both practical, comfortable and somewhat hinders sound from escaping from everyone hearing about what's going on with high volume. Making it a sound decision for those who like to keep things private. The downside however is that one or the other tend to fade out or isn't loud enough. I'm not sure if the ports is the actual problem and have a feeling that it's the quality of the headphones themselves.My advice, test them before using them and probably get your money back or exchange. I ended up keeping mine but in due time, hopefully, there'll be something better along the way.

Day one of using headphones and the way the headphones sounded made me think something was wrong with the game. Everyones mics were seemingly peaking, took me a bit to realize the quality of the headphones were so poor it was the headphones themselves.The onboard speakers on the quest pro are better... There's no point to these headphones and how well they 'snap' onto the headset if the quality is so poor you would rather use the on board speakers...

You might get a little bit of convenience by having these speakers attached to the headset, but you're not going to get much in the way of quality. As a speaker, they're passable and give average sound quality. They will sit on the outside of the ear and after a while they can become uncomfortable and even painful for long duration play. They do fit well on the Quest Pro headset and they are very adjustable so you will be able to get them to a good place to hear through them, but you might be better off getting a nice pair of bluetooth(Pair to your computer, not to the headset) or wired over-the-ear headphones for better comfort and higher audio quality.

I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this product; from my perspective, it is an exceptional design. Finally, an accessory that enriches my gaming experience by allowing me to immerse myself fully in the audio of games that demand a heightened auditory presence.The appealing features to me is its comfort, adjustability, and the seamless manner in which it accommodates wearing and removal of the headset. The pressure against my ears feels perfectly balanced between snugness and freedom, giving me the ability to enjoy in amplified music without compromising comfort.The audio quality holds up well, faithfully reproducing the source. Through my usage, I've found some games to deliver exquisite soundscapes, while others fell short. This leads me to believe that the headphones' performance is linked to the quality of the audio source; good source, good output, and vice versa. The pricing, in my estimation, aligns perfectly with the value offered.I hope that Meta considers a redesign of the speakers to elevate the auditory experience. It's stunning to think about the current speaker design choices, especially in light of the recently released Quest 3, which continues to follow a similar audio approach. While I did experiment with in-ear headphones, the constant need to insert them alongside the headset became cumbersome. Moreover, post-gaming, I would often forget about them in my ears, inadvertently dislodging them while removing the headset.The Globular Cluster speakers I currently use doesn’t have such issues – a simple press on the top effortlessly widens them for headset placement or removal. I am super content with this product and believe that the developers did a great job! Thumbs Up in my opinion based on my experience.

Best headphones for quest 2, pro and 3 but sadly it's 3D printed and breaks after a few months unless your really careful.I still recommend them but every one I've used the right ear breaks so I recommend being very careful

Well, they aren't an expensive headphone and honestly don't really need to be, definitely worth the $$ and the upgrade. I used to use Razer headphones that were crazy loud with base but having to put them on and take them off was getting old, now just putting on this headset with these headphones work well, and are adjustable.