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Wirelessly connects to your Xbox with no additional attachments. Officially licensed by Xbox
3.5mm audio cable included for wired connections to other devices
Removeable boom mic
50mm drivers
Up to 15 hours battery life
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Model: LucidSound LS35X Wireless Surround Sound Stereo Gaming Headset for Xbox Series X|S - Black
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LucidSound LS35X Wireless Surround Sound Stereo Gaming Headset for Xbox Series X|S - Black
Manufacturer:
ACCO Brands Corporation
Model Number:
LS35X
Product SKU:
B071JSYH33
UPC:
852888006168
ASIN:
B071JSYH33
Brand:
LucidSound
Item Dimensions LxWxH:
6.92912 x 7.12597 x 3.38582 Inches
Item Weight:
0.873 Pounds
Item model number:
LS35X
Manufacturer:
ACCO Brands Corporation
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I play games solely on Xbox and I've tried a number of headsets over the years. Some old cheap Turtle Beaches, Astro A50s (Halo edition), SteelSeries. These Lucid Sound LS35X headsets are by far my favorite pair of Xbox gaming headsets; primarily for being completely wireless, ease of use, good mic, comfortable… good sound, but the sound is not as good as the A50s, but a much better mic and completely wireless. And this price is much cheaper than what I paid when they first came out (~$125 in 2019). I actually just bought another pair with this deal and added a 3 year warranty plan ($7.99). I never buy warranties… see below…
Having said all the above, one BIG caveat that others should be aware of. As others have stated above. There is absolutely a design flaw with these headsets and, based on my experience, they will break no matter how careful and gentle you are with them. I had a set, the plastic connection broke near where the headset meets the earcups on both sides. Starts cracking and then completely falls apart. It was less than 1 year after purchase and still under warranty, so Lucid Sound responded quickly and sent me out a full replacement quickly. I treated the replacement headset extremely careful, always hanging on a headset stand/hook when not in use, and they broke in the same spot as well. This time a little after a year. Note, I'm an older adult (40s) and usually pretty easy on my electronics. I did not try contacting them again for a replacement. Instead I literally taped them back together in a fixed position and still use them to this day. Even over the other headsets I mentioned above.
Hope this helps anyone who may be considering them. I very much recommend them. Just know what you're getting into.
Got one, worked great, then broke after a few months. Got a replacement, worked great, then broke after a few months. I like them, thought the build quality was good but they don't seem to last, and that's coming from someone who takes care of their stuff. Switched to a SteelSeries set and haven't looked back.
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Looks like a great price. Was about to pull the trigger but the entire review section is full of pictures of broken headphones.
Got one, worked great, then broke after a few months. Got a replacement, worked great, then broke after a few months. I like them, thought the build quality was good but they don't seem to last, and that's coming from someone who takes care of their stuff. Switched to a SteelSeries set and haven't looked back.
Would it be worth getting the 2 year Asurion warranty for $4.99? Lucid covers the headphones for the first year so if it breaks within 12 months they'll supposedley ship a new (not refurb) replacement. If the replacement pair ends up breaking you file a claim with Asurion and get your original purchase price back as an Amazon gift card. Going this route doesn't sound too bad?
The headband looks very similar to the Corsair HS70 series I bought a couple of years ago, that I barely used since I liked the comfort of HyperX.. and actually mostly use ear buds for work. If the other comment about build quality is true I don't think the head band will be durable even if the sound/drivers are good? If you live in a warm environment, the head band pleather material will likely crack on it's own. You could buy one of those neoprene sheeths for it... but that means you're spending more long term.
Would it be worth getting the 2 year Asurion warranty for $4.99? Lucid covers the headphones for the first year so if it breaks within 12 months they'll supposedley ship a new (not refurb) replacement. If the replacement pair ends up breaking you file a claim with Asurion and get your original purchase price back as an Amazon gift card. Going this route doesn't sound too bad?
Do you like dealing with warranty issues on a $60 item?
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03-14-2023 at 10:08 PM.
I play games solely on Xbox and I've tried a number of headsets over the years. Some old cheap Turtle Beaches, Astro A50s (Halo edition), SteelSeries. These Lucid Sound LS35X headsets are by far my favorite pair of Xbox gaming headsets; primarily for being completely wireless, ease of use, good mic, comfortable… good sound, but the sound is not as good as the A50s, but a much better mic and completely wireless. And this price is much cheaper than what I paid when they first came out (~$125 in 2019). I actually just bought another pair with this deal and added a 3 year warranty plan ($7.99). I never buy warranties… see below…
Having said all the above, one BIG caveat that others should be aware of. As others have stated above. There is absolutely a design flaw with these headsets and, based on my experience, they will break no matter how careful and gentle you are with them. I had a set, the plastic connection broke near where the headset meets the earcups on both sides. Starts cracking and then completely falls apart. It was less than 1 year after purchase and still under warranty, so Lucid Sound responded quickly and sent me out a full replacement quickly. I treated the replacement headset extremely careful, always hanging on a headset stand/hook when not in use, and they broke in the same spot as well. This time a little after a year. Note, I'm an older adult (40s) and usually pretty easy on my electronics. I did not try contacting them again for a replacement. Instead I literally taped them back together in a fixed position and still use them to this day. Even over the other headsets I mentioned above.
Hope this helps anyone who may be considering them. I very much recommend them. Just know what you're getting into.
If you game on xbox, these are fantastic headphones and a great deal IMO. I got a pair from Costco and these are some of the best headphones I've ever used (I've tried out the Astro A50s, Corsair Virtuoso, SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro). The mic monitoring, chat audio control, and sound quality are some of my favorite features. My first pair did crack and break at the left ear pivot point. I used some tape to hold it together, but since I got them from Costco, they eventually sent me another pair right before the warranty ended. I ended up selling my second pair because I mostly game on my PC these days so a word of caution as I never could get Windows System Volume Control or chat audio to work right.
Would it be worth getting the 2 year Asurion warranty for $4.99? Lucid covers the headphones for the first year so if it breaks within 12 months they'll supposedley ship a new (not refurb) replacement. If the replacement pair ends up breaking you file a claim with Asurion and get your original purchase price back as an Amazon gift card. Going this route doesn't sound too bad?
Or just spend a little more and avoid all those headaches all together.
From what people are saying about these headphones (breaking), they should be discounted another 50%.
Can confirm what others have said. I had a similar pair, LS30, specifically for use on my PC. Audio quality was great, and I loved having the two ear-cup dials to quickly adjust general and chat volume separately. But even with how well I took care of them, the plastic headband broke in the middle within 2 years. Held it together with tape for a while, but ended up purchasing another brand as this seemed to be a common occurrence with Lucid Sound headsets.
I play games solely on Xbox and I've tried a number of headsets over the years. Some old cheap Turtle Beaches, Astro A50s (Halo edition), SteelSeries. These Lucid Sound LS35X headsets are by far my favorite pair of Xbox gaming headsets; primarily for being completely wireless, ease of use, good mic, comfortable… good sound, but the sound is not as good as the A50s, but a much better mic and completely wireless. And this price is much cheaper than what I paid when they first came out (~$125 in 2019). I actually just bought another pair with this deal and added a 3 year warranty plan ($7.99). I never buy warranties… see below…
Having said all the above, one BIG caveat that others should be aware of. As others have stated above. There is absolutely a design flaw with these headsets and, based on my experience, they will break no matter how careful and gentle you are with them. I had a set, the plastic connection broke near where the headset meets the earcups on both sides. Starts cracking and then completely falls apart. It was less than 1 year after purchase and still under warranty, so Lucid Sound responded quickly and sent me out a full replacement quickly. I treated the replacement headset extremely careful, always hanging on a headset stand/hook when not in use, and they broke in the same spot as well. This time a little after a year. Note, I'm an older adult (40s) and usually pretty easy on my electronics. I did not try contacting them again for a replacement. Instead I literally taped them back together in a fixed position and still use them to this day. Even over the other headsets I mentioned above.
Hope this helps anyone who may be considering them. I very much recommend them. Just know what you're getting into.
I had the same exact experience with mine. I believe the failure is bad plastic, it seems to deteriorate fast and then crumbles. They were great for about a year.
I have had a pair for a couple years now without any issues. Maybe an older model was better than the experiences I read here or I got lucky or it is actually a good set of headphones.
Like all over the ear models, your ears get hot after a while.
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Having said all the above, one BIG caveat that others should be aware of. As others have stated above. There is absolutely a design flaw with these headsets and, based on my experience, they will break no matter how careful and gentle you are with them. I had a set, the plastic connection broke near where the headset meets the earcups on both sides. Starts cracking and then completely falls apart. It was less than 1 year after purchase and still under warranty, so Lucid Sound responded quickly and sent me out a full replacement quickly. I treated the replacement headset extremely careful, always hanging on a headset stand/hook when not in use, and they broke in the same spot as well. This time a little after a year. Note, I'm an older adult (40s) and usually pretty easy on my electronics. I did not try contacting them again for a replacement. Instead I literally taped them back together in a fixed position and still use them to this day. Even over the other headsets I mentioned above.
Hope this helps anyone who may be considering them. I very much recommend them. Just know what you're getting into.
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Having said all the above, one BIG caveat that others should be aware of. As others have stated above. There is absolutely a design flaw with these headsets and, based on my experience, they will break no matter how careful and gentle you are with them. I had a set, the plastic connection broke near where the headset meets the earcups on both sides. Starts cracking and then completely falls apart. It was less than 1 year after purchase and still under warranty, so Lucid Sound responded quickly and sent me out a full replacement quickly. I treated the replacement headset extremely careful, always hanging on a headset stand/hook when not in use, and they broke in the same spot as well. This time a little after a year. Note, I'm an older adult (40s) and usually pretty easy on my electronics. I did not try contacting them again for a replacement. Instead I literally taped them back together in a fixed position and still use them to this day. Even over the other headsets I mentioned above.
Hope this helps anyone who may be considering them. I very much recommend them. Just know what you're getting into.
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Or just spend a little more and avoid all those headaches all together.
From what people are saying about these headphones (breaking), they should be discounted another 50%.
Having said all the above, one BIG caveat that others should be aware of. As others have stated above. There is absolutely a design flaw with these headsets and, based on my experience, they will break no matter how careful and gentle you are with them. I had a set, the plastic connection broke near where the headset meets the earcups on both sides. Starts cracking and then completely falls apart. It was less than 1 year after purchase and still under warranty, so Lucid Sound responded quickly and sent me out a full replacement quickly. I treated the replacement headset extremely careful, always hanging on a headset stand/hook when not in use, and they broke in the same spot as well. This time a little after a year. Note, I'm an older adult (40s) and usually pretty easy on my electronics. I did not try contacting them again for a replacement. Instead I literally taped them back together in a fixed position and still use them to this day. Even over the other headsets I mentioned above.
Hope this helps anyone who may be considering them. I very much recommend them. Just know what you're getting into.
I had the same exact experience with mine. I believe the failure is bad plastic, it seems to deteriorate fast and then crumbles. They were great for about a year.
Like all over the ear models, your ears get hot after a while.