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If you want a complete, ready-to-play wired gaming headset with a built-in mic, inline volume control and a long cable, choose ShinePick Kids Headphones; if you need a fresh replacement cable with inline mute and volume control for a Logitech G Pro / G433 headset you already own, choose QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible.
• ShinePick Kids Headphones — biggest strength: a full headset in one box — 40 mm dynamic drivers, active noise cancellation, a boom mic, a cord-mounted controller and a 6.8 ft cable that covers PS4, PS5, Xbox, Switch, PC and more.
• ShinePick Kids Headphones — biggest trade-off: it is wired only, and the older Xbox One controller needs a separate Microsoft adapter that is not included.
• QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible — biggest strength: a 2 m braided cable with gold-plated 3.5 mm jacks and inline mute plus volume control, built to rescue a Logitech G Pro X 2 / G Pro X / G Pro / G433 / G233 headset whose original cable failed.
• QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible — biggest trade-off: it is a cable and nothing else. No ear cups, no mic, no drivers — it only works with the listed Logitech models.
• Who each pick is for: ShinePick for someone who needs a whole headset today; QJYTH for someone who already owns a compatible Logitech headset and just needs to replace the cord.
The ShinePick Kids Headphones are a wired over-ear headset aimed at younger players, students and teens who want one device for online school, gaming and video. The spec sheet tells the story: 40 mm dynamic drivers covering a 20 Hz–20 kHz range at 32 ohm impedance, active noise cancellation, and a microphone paired with an inline volume control on the cord. That combination is what makes it a genuine all-in-one. You plug in one 3.5 mm jack and you have sound, a mic and volume adjustment without touching the console or PC.
The physical design is built around long sessions. The ear cups are over-ear with rounded leather pads, and the headband is self-adjusting with a head cushion, so it settles onto different head sizes rather than forcing one fit. The ear cups also rotate 120 degrees, which helps them lie flat around your neck between matches. At 250 g it is not featherweight, but it is in the range most people can wear for a school day or an evening of gaming. The cord runs over 6.8 feet, so you are not glued to the TV or monitor — a real benefit for a kid playing from a couch or beanbag.
Compatibility is the other headline. It covers PS4, PS5, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, desktop PC, laptop, PSP, tablet, iPad and phone — all through the same 3.5 mm connection. The one caveat is clearly stated: an older Xbox One controller needs an extra Microsoft adapter, which is not in the box. Buy this if you want a single cable-connected headset for a child or teen who games and studies in the same spot. Skip it if you already own a premium headset and only the cable is broken — you would be paying for a full headset you do not need.
The QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible is a different kind of product entirely, and it is important to be clear about that. It is a 2 metre (6.56 ft) black braided audio cable with a gold-plated 3.5 mm jack at each end, male-to-male, designed to plug into a Logitech G Pro X 2, G Pro X, G Pro, G433 or G233 headset on one side and into a PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch or mobile device on the other. It does not fit other models, and it does not come with ear cups, drivers or a boom mic. The mic mute and volume wheel live inline on the right side of the cable.
Where it earns its place is in the materials and the audio path. The conductors are oxygen-free copper, and the connectors are gold-plated for corrosion resistance — both choices aimed at clean signal transmission and keeping noise out of the line. The jack design is meant to deliver clear voice pickup for chat, and the braided nylon outer jacket is there to survive daily coiling, bagging and unplugging. The whole thing weighs roughly 30 g, so it adds essentially nothing to the headset.
Buy this if you own one of the listed Logitech headsets and the original cable has gone crackly, stopped passing audio, or the inline controls have failed. Replacing a cable is a far smaller job than replacing a headset, and that is exactly the problem this product solves. Skip it if you do not own a compatible Logitech model, if you need a headset with its own mic and ear cups, or if your headset uses a different connector standard — the fit list is strict, and the listing says so plainly.
• Best for a complete, ready-to-use setup → ShinePick Kids Headphones. Drivers, mic, ear pads and cable are all included.
• Best for repairing an existing Logitech G Pro / G433 → QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible. It restores audio and inline controls without a new headset.
• Best for online school and mixed gaming/study use → ShinePick Kids Headphones. The 40 mm drivers, noise cancellation and mic suit calls, classes and games alike.
• Best for cable length on a couch or TV setup → ShinePick Kids Headphones. Its cord runs over 6.8 ft, longer than the 2 m QJYTH cable.
• Best for inline mic control → QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible. Mute and volume sit together on the right side of the braided cable.
• Best for durability of the cable itself → QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible. Nylon braiding and gold-plated connectors are built for repeated daily handling.
• Best for console and handheld variety out of the box → ShinePick Kids Headphones. PS4, PS5, Xbox, Switch, 3DS, PC, laptop, tablet and phone are all listed, with the noted Xbox One adapter caveat.
• Best for buyers on a narrow, specific fix → QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible. If the only thing wrong is the cord, this is the targeted answer.
In my opinion, the right call depends on what you already own. If you are starting from nothing — or buying for a kid who games, watches videos and joins online classes — I would buy the ShinePick Kids Headphones. It is the only one of the two that is an actual headset: 40 mm drivers, active noise cancellation, a mic, inline volume control, a self-adjusting cushioned headband and a long cable, across a long list of platforms.
If you already own a compatible Logitech G Pro X 2, G Pro X, G Pro, G433 or G233 and only the cable has failed, I would buy the QJYTH Replacement Cable Compatible instead. It is the cheaper path in spirit — you keep the headset you like and swap the worn part.
Yes — it has an inline controller on the cord for mic on/off and volume up/down, plus a built-in microphone, so you can adjust chat and game audio without leaving your seat.
No. It is made for the Logitech G Pro X 2, G Pro X, G Pro, G433 and G233 only. The listing states it does not fit other models, so check your headset first.
Only for an older Xbox One controller, which requires a separate Microsoft adapter that is not included. Newer controllers and the other listed platforms connect directly via 3.5 mm.
Ask one question: do you need a whole headset, or just a cable? Need a headset with mic, drivers and controls — pick ShinePick. Own a compatible Logitech and only the cord is broken — pick QJYTH. Either way, check the current price on Amazon before you commit.
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