In this video, I review the EKSA E3Z Air Joy Plus ultralight gaming headset and run a quick mic test. I start with the price—normally around 50 USD, but I saw it going for about 35 USD (roughly RM150) during a sale—then I go through who it’s for: mobile gamers first, but it’s also compatible with Nintendo Switch, PS4/PS5, and even PC/laptop if you’ve got USB-C. And if you’re still on USB-A, EKSA includes a USB-C to USB-A extender in the box, which is a nice touch. Design-wise, the big selling point is portability. It’s only about 204g and comes with a carry pouch, so it’s easy to throw into a bag and bring anywhere. I’ll be honest—when I first held it, the light weight made it feel like it might be flimsy, but after using it for a while, I understood the approach because it’s genuinely comfortable for long sessions. The adjustable padded headband and soft breathable earmuffs don’t put much pressure on my ears, and the red breathing LED lights up once connected. For audio, it’s plug-and-play (driver-free) with 7.1 surround support, and I was surprised the sound quality is actually pretty good for something this light. It separates instruments well and strikes a solid balance between treble and bass, with bass that can beat some thicker headsets I’ve tried. I also demo the mic so you can hear what it sounds like for gaming and calls, and I wrap up with why the light weight + carry pouch combo is what I enjoy most.