DROP PC38X Gaming Headset – Open-Back Over-Ear Design with Noise-Cancelling Mic, Velour Earpads – Compatible with PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Switch, Mobile – Black

I picked up the DROP PC38X because I was tired of closed-back headsets cooking my ears during four- or five-hour gaming nights and wanted something with a clearer mic for Discord calls with the group. I expected solid open-back sound, decent comfort from the velour pads, and a usable boom mic that wouldn’t sound like a tin can. It mostly delivered on those points without any big surprises.Right out of the box the headset feels light, which is a plus when you’re wearing it for a while. The velour earpads stay cooler than the usual leatherette ones and don’t make my ears sweat as much during lon

I’ve been using the Drop PC38X headphones for a bit, and they’ve really impressed me. The sound quality is clear and detailed, which makes listening to music and gaming a lot more enjoyable. They’re comfortable to wear for long periods, with padding that doesn’t make my ears sore.The build feels sturdy but not too heavy, and the design is simple yet sleek. I also appreciate the detachable cable—it’s a small detail but handy. Overall, if you want headphones that deliver great sound without breaking the bank, these are a solid choice.

Bought these and had to return them cause my unit came defective where one side was noticeably quieter which gave them uneven sound. Gonna end up trying my luck again and ordering another pair cause even though the audio was uneven on my unit, they did sound really good.They've got a nice amount of bass, really good directional audio, and everything sounded crisp and clear I couldn't recommend these more in the audio department. Clamp force isn't as bad as I was expecting with other reviews saying they were super tight but if you've got a bigger head I could see it causing issues until they're

I bought these to help me in Fortnite Ballistic Ranked. My squad mates hear so much more than I do, and one suggestion was to buy a better headset. I kept getting jumped without knowing someone was right next to me. So, after much review with Grok and ChatGPT, these came up in a top 5 wired headsets. I figured for the price to try them. I will say, these are so clear. I can hear the bullet shells falling in Fortnite now, I didnt even know that was a thing! Have they made me better, no. Do I know when I am about to die, YES! These are open back, not sealed, so you can hear a little sound in a v

Decent sound quality,Has a werid hard part inside of the headset at the bottom of where your ear sits, If you have big ears this can be annoying.Most annoyingly is the plastic that connects the two pieces together is the cheapest most brittle pastic i have ever seen,Only a couple months after buying it my dog pulled the headset off of my desk, And the entire center plastic shattered.I normally would blame myself for this but she didnt even fling it, She simply got the cord caught on her leg as she was walking by and it completely shattered it, Somehow less durable than the G432s and they are 4

I’ve been using the DROP PC38X as both a gaming and work headset and overall I’ve been really impressed with it, especially for voice chat and long-term comfort.The standout feature for me is honestly the microphone performance. I work in an office environment where other people are often talking nearby, and somehow this mic does a really good job isolating my voice without constantly picking up conversations around me.A few other things I really like:* Extremely lightweight and comfortable for long sessions* Open-back design makes them feel airy and less fatiguing* Since they’re open-back, I

They sound good but are pretty uncomfortable. The ear pads are rough and have a seam that is somewhat sharp against my ears. Kinda regret keeping. These were meant to replace my Sennhiesers.

This is, quite simply, one of the best Wired headsets you can get right now.I very much did not want to deal with embedded batteries in a wireless headset, given they will all eventually degrade. These are very comfortable (though they start out a little tight, they will wear in with time), sound great, and the Mic quality is fantastic.I would recommend spending some time tuning your EQ to get the sound the way you want it. Switching to the "suede" pads did add a little extra bass, so I left them on mine.