SADES SA901 Game Headphone

It did come in red as shown.

By Brandy Self on February 23, 2018

It should be plug and play. But it does come with a disc

By Innocent on November 29, 2017

I dont think so, this is a usb headset. you mightbe able to change the sound output, but your mic might not work, not sure though.

By Nick Lonard on October 21, 2017

They operate using a standard two cord headphone/microphone jack, which is standard on most PC's. However with a surface or any tablet they use just one. It would be best to get a USB adapter or a regular PC to Smartphone adapter, which is what I did to get it to work with my laptop. Past that these are a great pair of… see more They operate using a standard two cord headphone/microphone jack, which is standard on most PC's. However with a surface or any tablet they use just one. It would be best to get a USB adapter or a regular PC to Smartphone adapter, which is what I did to get it to work with my laptop. Past that these are a great pair of headphones see less

By Cameron Weston on August 27, 2017

yes

By Tacita on August 25, 2017

Yup it works great for usb on pc I use it for that as well

By Max E Eroshevich on August 22, 2017

The 903 is the newer version. Frame and earcups look different. Added LEDS. Same cord, controls, and feature set. I have the 901s and even if the 903s are otherwise identical, you're getting a great headset for a stupid low price.

By _ on May 5, 2018

Yes. I use a usb hub as well. These have great sound. I have not used the microphone, so I do not know the quality of that, but the sound is very good.

By David Allen on May 5, 2018

You will NOT get a headache. The cushion on them is very soft. They squeezed my head a little when they were new, but once they were broken i. they fit perfect.

By Damien Winston "DW" on May 2, 2018

I'm not sure whether or not there's a feature in the software that allows you to do that. However, assuming your on a Windows computer (I'm sure there's a feature in mac, but I don't know it), you can right click the speaker/volume icon on the tray at the bottom and choose "playback devices." From here, you can disab… see more I'm not sure whether or not there's a feature in the software that allows you to do that. However, assuming your on a Windows computer (I'm sure there's a feature in mac, but I don't know it), you can right click the speaker/volume icon on the tray at the bottom and choose "playback devices." From here, you can disable and enable the USB audio device. Typically I just unplug them, but the choice is yours. Let me know if that's not quite what you mean. see less

By Adam W on April 30, 2018