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to start, I've never cared one way or another about the mic on my headsets so I don't really have any input on it besides everybody in my groups says my voice is very clear. As far as the rest of the headset goes, 10/10 as far as I'm concerned. For a bit of background, I have previously or currently own Bose QC 35 ll, Sony WH1000XM3, Steelseries Arctis 7, and Logitech G933. I find the G Pro X to be much more more comfortable than both the Steelseries and G933 and almost as comfortable as the non gaming headsets I listed. I have worn them for 6 hours at a time though and feel no discomfort which is amazing. They personally fit me very well (6'1 with an average head/ear size) and the leather ear cups have never gotten too warm. The fact that you can plug them in via aux or usb-A is also very nice since some computers can be finicky. The in-line mic is also an amazing convenience that you rarely see. I normally use the dial on my keyboard. Lastly, I can't not say enough not only how well this headset sounds but how amazing the surround sound is! I thought the G933 and Arctis 7 were good but MY GOD is the surround sound crisp. I play a handful of games but I play Destiny 2 on the daily when I can and gunshots from the enemy have never been so clear to my ears. I truly believe it is helping me whip around to the correct position of the enemies faster and more accurately. Although looks are up to personal opinion, I love the all black with a bit of silver/metal look. It gives it a very professional feel and the entire headset also has a very sturdy feel to it. After using these for two weeks now, I would have happily spent $200 $250. Hope this helps:)

Upgraded from a 3600x, with a 1080TI and 32 gig RAM. CS:GO went (low settings, 165hz) from 220FPS to 700FPS. I was not expecting that much gain per dollar. I changed my settings to mid-high and am running at 350FPS still. And my computer in general has been running more smoothly on Win 11. Before I was having input lag issues, which are completely gone now. This has been one of the best single purchase upgrades I have done in quite a while. I highly recommend for anyone trying to squeeze more performance out of a slightly dated machine.

I have a Gear VR, a Go, a Quest and the Quest 2. Can you tell I like VR? Nowadays more than ever these headsets have been a wonderful comfort for me. I watch TV shows and movies, play games, I meditate using the TRIPP app to reduce anxiety and hang out with people from all over the world. These gizmos are something I dreamed of when I was a kid and it’s nice to finally have them here. The build quality of the Quest is definitely better than the build quality of the Quest 2, but the Quest 2 has a better processor and better resolution and is lighter, so it is still worth the upgrade. I keep hearing people say that you should always get the headset with less storage but I would disagree. I have never once wished I had less storage on my VR headsets. Oculus has given me a refuge all my own and I go there daily. I could not be happier

I bought this for my Steelseries Apex Pro TKL. It fits quite well despite being designed for the Roccat Vulcan TKL.

Fits my Sanken CS-1 perfectly

Go for it.

Go for it!

We have tried several different headsets without breaking the bank these are the best we have found.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Good headset, I use both this and the SteelSeries Artis 3 wired and find them similar

This is my first time working with a digital microphone. The first thing I did was test it versus my iPhone 14 Pro Max and my SteelSeries Pro headset. This blew them both out of the water.   I used it as a system with the iPhone, then also as just a receiver hooked up to an Osmo Action 4.  Post-production using Lumafision on the iPad was a breeze as well. I was able toi easily isolate sounds.