Experience an entirely reimagined acoustic design engineered to match the natural geometry of your ears. The NS-4500 Headset for Nintendo Switch™ delivers an exceptionally comfortable, pain-free over-ear fit, combining high-quality stereo sound with clear vocal input for extended gaming sessions. Key Product Features Acoustic Precision: High-performance 40mm driver speakers deliver rich stereo sound for game audio and voice chat. Ergonomic Over-Ear Design: Cushioned, ear-shaped cups and an adjustable headband alleviate pressure points for maximum comfort. Adjustable Microphone: Features an omni-directional boom microphone that adjusts easily for crystal-clear voice coordination. On-Ear Audio Control: Adjust your sound instantly via the integrated analog volume dial located directly on the headset housing. Technical Specifications & Compatibility Product Specification Matrix Platform Compatibility Nintendo Switch™, Switch OLED, Switch Lite (via 3.5mm audio jack) Audio Output Stereo Sound Driver Size 40mm Dynamic Drivers Microphone Type Omni-directional, Adjustable Boom (Non-Retractable) In-Line Controls No (Volume dial is built directly onto the ear cup housing) In-Line Mute Button No / Not Features Connection Type 3.5mm Audio Wired Cable Frequently Asked Questions 1. Does this headset require batteries or charging? No. The NS-4500 is a fully passive, wired analog headset. It draws signal directly through the 3.5mm audio port, meaning it never requires charging, batteries, or firmware updates. 2. How do I mute the microphone or adjust the volume? Game volume can be adjusted directly using the analog scroll dial built right into the headset's ear cup housing. Please note that this model does not feature an inline mute switch; muting must be managed via your console or in-game software settings. 3. Is the microphone retractable? The NS-4500 features an adjustable, pivoting boom microphone that can be rotated up out of your way when not in use or adjusted closer to your mouth for chat, but it does not retract inside the ear cup structure itself.
