Gaming Headphones 60 Dollars

I dont know why anyone would spend 60 dollars more on another one. Simple as plug n play

Found this at B&H for $ while at other places they sell for over $ dollars. Great fit for the Fujinon 60 mm f2.8.

My son loves these headphones for his gaming and music.

It's a really good tower. Even while gaming the motherboard and processor only reaches around 50-60 degrees celsius playing AC Valhalla.

My previous monitor was a 60 Hz Samsung gaming, 1/2 the price of this one, but I can certainly tell the difference, both externally and picture wise. The bezels are super thin (except on bottom), easily adjusted without tools to tilt forward/backward, rotate 90 degrees, raise and lower. My Samsung had none of those features. The games look glorious and the RGB backlight, while not very bright, is a nice touch. The base is very heavy, so this thing is not toppling over easily when rotated as well. I would purchase again.

I've been using these headphones since i got them in the mail recently everyday and they are the most comfortable pair i own. They sound just as good and in some cases better than my $200 headphones. I do a lot of studio work so i know about my headphones and I will stick with these for a long time. Why did i even bother buying the $200 pair when this pair existed the whole time. The super low price is what had me running away thinking you get what you pay for but Nope, After all the awesome reviews and taking a chance on them,,, I'm Sold. Their awesome & totally inexpensive. Bought mine at B&H for a few dollars!!!!! WHAT??? You heard me right! A few dollars... $

I have owned many headphones From the 10-100 dollars mark and I would have to say that these are the best 10 dollar headphones I have ever used awesome product would defiantly recommend affordable

I got them for my birthday and they're worth all approximately 350 dollars! They're lightweight and comfortable and the battery life and quality are both outstanding. I loveeee them, 10/10 would recommend. They're good looking too, not bulky looking, they have a very clean, classy look to them. I wired them up to the headphone jack of my wireless xbox controller and had no trouble with them then. They come in a slick looking carrying case with space for the headphones and cord and charger/adapter for planes. I can not overstate how much I really love these headphones. The noise cancelling is pretty amazing to me. Makes focusing on studying muchhhh easier for me since I'm very sensitive to sound and noise distraction.

I've been using these headphones every day for about three weeks. They have been a major upgrade from the $60 Velodyne headphones I had been using before. The sound is perfectly balanced (ideal for video editing) and does not emphasize deep bass as much as other industry-standard headphones. This makes the HD 280 great for mixing recorded audio and music. The ear cups press a bit harder onto my head than I would like, and I have to flip the cups facing out when sitting around my neck otherwise it feels like I'm being choked. The padding around the ears is quite thick which makes them comfortable to wear for long edits. Overall, these are great budget headphones for editors and mixers.

I tried all the In-Ear headphones from the BandH store and these were the winners. These $60 dollar headphones are better than $500 or $1000 headphones. I had to return several expensive headphones to finally keep these Sennheiser IE 4. The best sound my ears have ever heard.