
Eksa
The EKSA E1000 is a budget-friendly wired USB gaming headset with virtual 7.1 surround, a noise‑canceling omnidirectional mic, and dynamic RGB lighting. It offers comfortable memory‑foam earpads, a durable braided cable, and a wireless variant with low‑latency 2.4 GHz connectivity and long battery life.
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$33.99
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$33.99
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$26.51
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$36.99
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Best For
Casual and mid‑tier gamers who want immersive 7.1 surround without breaking the bank, remote workers or students needing a reliable mic for video calls, and RGB enthusiasts looking to match their rig's aesthetics. Also suitable for PS4/PS5 players seeking a plug‑and‑play wired solution.
Not Ideal For
Competitive esports players or audiophiles who require pinpoint directional audio accuracy, users who need a fully customizable lighting system, and anyone looking for a premium‑grade, metal‑build headset.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the EKSA E1000 for delivering solid audio performance, comfortable ergonomics, and attractive RGB features at a low price point. Make Tech Easier highlights its impressive 7.1 surround, comfort, and mic quality while noting the mic can jam in the case. Audiostance appreciates the value but points out that the virtual surround lacks the precision of higher‑end competitors.
What Users Say
Everyday users generally praise the headset for its clear sound, strong noise‑canceling mic, comfort during long sessions, and eye‑catching RGB lighting. Common complaints revolve around the mic's durability, the non‑retractable cable, and occasional issues with build quality feeling cheap.
Common Complaints
Microphone can become stuck or detach, cable is not retractable and may feel short, build feels plasticky, RGB lighting is fixed on base models, and occasional fulfillment problems with third‑party sellers.
What People Are Saying
“Good sound quality”
“Best headphones I ever had”
“Excellent for gaming and homeschooling”
“Too short of a cable”
“Mic fell off”
“Too good at noise canceling”
How It Compares
vs. HyperX Cloud Stinger
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose EKSA E1000 for larger drivers and virtual surround; choose Stinger for a sturdier build and no RGB.
vs. Logitech G435
Advantages
Disadvantages
Pick EKSA E1000 if you need a wired USB option and longer battery; pick G435 for Bluetooth flexibility.
vs. SteelSeries Arctis 1
Advantages
Disadvantages
EKSA E1000 is a budget choice with RGB; Arctis 1 is better for superior mic and audio fidelity.