Fachixy VK81 Wireless Gaming Headset with 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.4 and 60-Hour Battery
Product description
A gaming headset can be a console-focused setup or a way to move between games and everyday audio. The Fachixy VK81 supports both 2.4GHz dongle and Bluetooth connections. It is listed with 20ms low latency and up to 60 hours of battery life. Xbox consoles are not supported.
Product specs
- Name: Fachixy VK81
- Type: Wireless over-ear gaming headset
- Connectivity: 2.4GHz USB-A/USB-C receiver and Bluetooth 5.4
- Battery life: Up to 60 hours
- Color: Black
- Compatibility: PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, smartphones, tablets, and laptops, depending on connection mode
The headset also has 50mm titanium-coated drivers, a flexible boom microphone with ENC noise reduction, and RGB lighting that can be switched on or off. Its foldable design is useful for storage or carrying between locations. The product listing gives an impedance of 32 ohms.
Everyday compatibility
The 2.4GHz receiver is the stated connection for PC, PS4, PS5, and Switch, the receiver has USB-A and USB-C options. Bluetooth 5.4 is listed for mobile devices, tablets, and laptops. That gives the VK81 more flexibility than a headset limited to one connection method, although the connection mode matters: on Switch, the microphone works in dongle mode and is not supported over Bluetooth. Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S are explicitly unsupported.
For a Switch session with voice chat, use the Type-C dongle rather than Bluetooth. If there is no sound after connecting, the manufacturer recommends checking that the headset is paired and that the intended audio output is selected, it also recommends the dongle for a stable connection. The receiver-based option is therefore the more relevant setup for gaming, while Bluetooth suits mobile audio use.
Buyer feedback is generally positive about sound, clear communication, setup, and the lighting around the earcups. However, comments on microphone performance and connectivity are mixed. Some buyers report good results, while others describe connection trouble or microphone issues on Switch, so experiences may differ from the stated connection guidance.
Best use cases
The VK81 is aimed at players who want a wireless headset for supported consoles or PC, with a boom mic for team communication and RGB lighting that can be turned off when a less conspicuous look is preferred. Its advertised low-latency 2.4GHz mode is the gaming-focused option, Bluetooth adds a route for listening from a phone or tablet without relying on the receiver.
A practical setup would be using the dongle for a PS5 game, then switching to Bluetooth for audio from a mobile device. The foldable frame may also suit someone packing a headset away after play. The listing does not establish compatibility with every device beyond those it names, so this is not a universal choice for an unlisted system.
What to clarify
Does the VK81 work with Xbox? No. The product information explicitly excludes Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
Will the microphone work on Switch over Bluetooth? No. The microphone is supported on Switch in dongle mode, not through Bluetooth.
What should I try if there is no sound? Check that the headset is paired and selected as the audio output. The manufacturer recommends using the dongle for a stable connection.
Buying verdict
It makes sense if you want one headset for supported console or PC gaming and Bluetooth audio, and value the foldable build, adjustable mic, and option to turn off RGB lighting. The up-to-60-hour battery claim may also appeal to people planning longer sessions between charges, though actual runtime is not specified beyond that maximum. Better avoided if Xbox support is essential, or if you need the Switch microphone to work over Bluetooth. Those compatibility boundaries are more important to the decision than the headset’s multi-device wording.