In this video I’m doing a sponsored (but honest) review of the Ozeino ZW1 wired gaming headset. They sent me the light blue version, but there’s a bunch of colours available, and I’ll leave the Amazon affiliate links down below. I go over the build, comfort, controls, connectivity, and then I run a proper mic test and audio test so you can actually hear what you’re getting. Build-wise, I’m not going to sugarcoat it: it’s really cheap, flimsy plastic and it bends a lot. The earcup adjustment is clunky and noisy, but once it’s on your head you’re not really messing with it again, so it’s fine. Comfort is where it surprised me—pleather on the cups and headband, plus their “cloud foam” that’s super spongy. It’s USB wired, it includes a 3.5mm jack and splitter, and they even chuck in a USB extender (no jokes) plus a fabric braided-style cable that I genuinely prefer over PVC. Price at the time I recorded was about £16–£24, and for that money it’s a solid cheap headset—perfect as a first gaming headset or a spare to keep around the house.