Edifier G5 MAX THX Spatial Audio Quad-Mode Gaming Headset, White

First off, I purchased these to test their 2.4GHz range. I have tested headsets such as the SteelSeries Arctis 7 (not the Nova series) and the Audeze Maxwell (v.1), a couple of earbud designs, among others.So far the Audeze Maxwell has shown the best 2.4GHz performance.At 73 I don't feel confident any more to judge audio qualities, but I would say that the Maxwell also has exhibited the best audio performance.Now comes the Edifier G5 Max Gaming Headset.Its 2.4GHz performance is far superior to the Maxwell. I live in a multi-level home with a lot of concrete everywhere, and I am able to go anyw

My child loves them

I have fairly high end headphones for gaming. My regular most used are the ASTRO A40's, which it doesn't look like you can get new any longer. They were $250 when I got them. They are SO comfortable that I forget I have them on. They have a nice balanced sound to the audio as well with good spatial accuracy even though they are just a stereo setup. I also have the Skullcandy Crusher Plyr 720's which I rarely ever use because they aren't as comfortable.All that said I have a large head, and I have to be picky with headphones because of it. I'm happy to report I have used these Edifier G5 Max's

So disappointed That they do not work for Xbox…

I've had quite a few gaming headset, budget oriented and premium, and in many categories - this Edifier G5 MAX Gaming Headset seems to stand alone. It has so many features, when configured through software, that I'm actually astonished at the whole experience.When it comes to mid and high range sound, it is absolutely *crystal clear* even at high volume. It sounds incredible to me, really. One of the coolest features for setting up the sound profile is that I can do it on computer with the Hecate software or I can also set it up on my phone using the Edifier ConneX app. It has options for volu

Very nice gaming headset. Its very well made and the quality for the price is surprising. The hinges are metal (aluminum I think, because they are very lightweight too). The earpads are super plush and comfy, made of leatherette and make a good seal and are comfy for glass wearers too, however they can get very spicy hot after a while if your room temps are high. They include the headset, a USB wireless transmitter, type A, however it splits on two and the 2nd part is a type C one, so you can also pair them with a second device (the headset also supports high quality Bluetooth, however its not

I am disappointed with the sound. I bought these because I own a pair of their wireless speakers. Another poor decision.

Edifier's G5 Max is one heck of a gaming headset. For its price, I didn't expect half of the things I got. This thing has all the bells and whistles, solid sound, comfortable wearability, and lots of customizable options for whatever kind of listening experience you're after (gaming, music, just regular use).For me, the best part was how well everything sounded. Dialogue, footsteps, anything else going on in games were super easy to tell apart because of how sharp and defined the mids and high end were. And since there are such a vast array of equalizer settings, sound profiles, and even separ