Ordtop Wireless Gaming Headset 40mm Drivers

Gamers who switch between a PC, PlayStation, Switch, and mobile devices may appreciate a headset that offers more than one way to connect. The Ordtop pairs 2.4GHz wireless through a USB dongle with Bluetooth, USB, and a 3.5mm wired option, so the right setup depends on your device and how you play. Its memory foam earcups, adjustable headband, and 276g weight point toward longer sessions, while RGB lighting adds a visual feature you can turn off. One important distinction: Xbox One audio is supported through a 3.5mm jack, not the same wireless setup described for other platforms.

On-body feel

The headset uses memory foam padding under protein-leather earcups, with a closed-back design intended to create a seal around the ears and reduce outside noise passively. The headband adjusts for fit, and the listed weight is 276g. That combination is aimed at comfortable gaming sessions, though the listing does not give earcup dimensions or a fit range, so comfort for a particular head shape is hard to predict.

Picture settling in for a multiplayer match with the mic near your mouth and the volume controls within reach on the earcup. The ENC mic is intended to help keep your voice clearer in noisy surroundings, while mute and lighting controls are also built into the headset. Would you rather keep the lights on or focus without them? The seven-color RGB effect can be switched off with a double tap.

It’s a great fit if you want one headset for several devices and value physical controls over managing every adjustment in software. It’s not for you if you need Xbox One wireless audio: that console is specified for use through its 3.5mm audio jack. The closed-back seal may also feel less appealing if you prefer an open, airy headset that lets more of your surroundings in.

Pros

• Multiple connection options: 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB, and 3.5mm wired.
• The 40mm drivers support stereo sound, with virtual 7.1 support listed for immersive audio.
• The maker lists latency under 20ms and wireless range up to 55 ft.
• Battery life is listed at 35–40 hours without RGB, or 15–20 hours with the lighting on, a full recharge is listed at 2 hours.
• Ear-cup controls cover volume, mic mute, and RGB, and a slider switches between Bluetooth and 2.4GHz modes.

The trade-off is that wireless compatibility depends on the connection and device. A 2.4GHz dongle is the intended route for PC and many consoles, while Xbox One uses a wired 3.5mm connection. If your priority is a headset built around a single console-specific wireless system, a more specialized model may be a simpler match.

Spec sheet

• Name: Ordtop wireless gaming headset
• Type: Over-ear gaming headset
• Drivers: 40mm
• Weight: 276g
• Connections: 2.4GHz, USB, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm wired
• Microphone: ENC
• Lighting: Seven-color RGB, switchable off
• In the box: USB and Type-C plug, 3.5mm audio cable, Type-C charging cable, and user manual

On the spec sheet, support is listed for PS5, PS4, PC, Nintendo Switch, laptops, tablets, iPad, and cell phones, with the Xbox One 3.5mm connection caveat. The listing also describes virtual 7.1 support, it does not explain which devices or connection modes enable it, so treat that feature as a stated capability rather than a guarantee for every setup.

Final verdict

The Ordtop makes sense for someone who wants a flexible gaming headset for several device types, can use the appropriate connection for each one, and likes having RGB as an optional extra. Its clearest practical advantage is the choice between wireless and wired listening, backed by an ENC mic and straightforward earcup controls. The less convenient part is platform-specific setup—especially for Xbox One—and the battery estimate drops when RGB is enabled. Choose it if those connection options suit your routine, look elsewhere if you need Xbox wireless support or want detailed confirmation of how its virtual surround works with your particular device.