EPOS H6Pro Open Acoustic Gaming Headset with Mic – Lightweight Headband, Comfortable & Durable Design – Compatible with Xbox, PS4/PS5 & PC/Windows – Black

For the $80 I paid, I'm blown away. For a while, I've been using the Corsair HS80 to play games with on PC. Those headphones are good, but because I have arthritis in my jaw, if I wear the HS80 for too long, the pressure placed on the jaw joint eventually causes me pain, and it's even worse when I wear glasses. I put up with it for the audio quality and the wireless feature.When I first unpacked the H6Pro, they felt light. Not in a cheap way, I could tell these were built sturdy and well. When I put them on, the comfort was next level from previous experiences. I didn't clamp on my head very t

As far as gaming headsets go. These are incredible. No they aren’t audiophile but I tested them with my 58x and to my ear there is little difference. The hd58x are slightly more clear. I don’t know where the hate comes from with these. Perhaps it’s the closed variant but open are amazing.Sound: Like I said, not hd58x but so closeBuild: Better than my hd58x, they have a metal band and the plastic is a brushed finish instead of a cheap shiny finish like my 58xComfort: this is what ultimately made me stick with these over an audiophile headset. The comfort is amazing. Maybe it’s because of my siz

These sound fantastic. The microphone quality is also superb, however it's on the quiet side, and I have to use my third-party software mixer to boost the gain by about +10dB.Size: If you have a hat size bigger than 7 1/2 then you'll feel a little too much pressure on the top of your head. I also don't like that there's not a leather/pleather option for the earmuffs; the cloth gets gross, but at least it's fairly easy to remove for cleaning. That said, the plastic retaining clips for the earmuffs will wear out if you have to remove them frequently for cleaning. I usually clean them regularly w

I love this headset, bought 1 a couple of years ago but I dropped it so mic needs fixing. When trying to find a mic I learned this product is EOL and EPOS is out of the gaming market now which sucks so I bought 2 of these headsets 'just in case' but I really hope they change their minds and come back! Either them or Sennheiser, my last none Sennheiser headset was back in 2001 so not sure what I'll buy next if I run out of these headsets.

Open is very good these are probably the best for the price these are worth 100. I usually go with closed but i tried open with these fornthe first time and am happy. My partner gave me several complaints about my voice volume when i make call outs and atuff so i tried open to hear myself more and i do feel like i dont raise my voice as much.Aside from the the positional audio is excellent. the sound is also excellent. I pair these headphones with a creative sound blaster AE5 soundcard. and dont use any of the software i just have it amply the ohm impedance.If anyone thinks these headphones ar

I feel bad because I wrote a scathing review of the GSP 600 Closed back because they were so uncomfortable. In that review I was like, "Don't worry guys, Sennheiser isn't going anywhere and they'll fix the next headset!" Then I pretty much wrote them off and kept using my Game Ones. Well shortly afterward, Sennheiser sells their gaming headset division to EPOS. Then EPOS decides to stop making gaming products. So I never even got to give them a second chance until now when Amazon slashed the prices.This headset is awesome. The earcups fit around my ears, so there's no pressure.The cable is sof

When I got these headphones I was just like the rest of you, I read all the reviews, watched all the YouTube videos. I loved the look and design of it, and everyone was talking about how good and clear the audio sounded, so naturally I wanted to get my hands on them. I ordered them and I was super excited to unbox and use them. When they finally got here and I connected them, they sounded okay at best. But it’s when I entered a video game when I really started to notice the quality. The sound was terrible. The only words I can use to describe it are “unclear” and “crunchy”. I said to myself “t

Sound quality is fantastic and has some fairly strong bass for an open back headset. I have no complaints with the mic, it's nice and clear. Since this is EPOS it uses some of the same features from the past Sennheiser headsets and that's not a bad thing. It still has the flip up mic mute feature and the volume wheel is on the side of the earcup (although I think it feels a little nicer now). One change they did make is you can pull off the mic now because it's held on by magnets, pretty cool.Sound wise compared to the PC38X it's pretty similar but the PC38X has a more open air sound, you shou