20 Best Headphones For Quest 2 (2023 Updated)

These Logitech G333 VR Gaming Earphones are just about average, in my opinion, for a gaming earphone. If I hadn’t known they were “Logitech” brand, I would have thought they were simply a basic, no-name set, mainly because there was really no outstanding performance from these.

On the positive side, for a corded earphone set, the flat, tangle-free cable is nice and long, allowing for unfettered movement, although it is a bit heavier than average. The beautiful blue color of the buds themselves really stands out and is pleasant to look at.

Once they are placed in the ears, however, you no longer see the pretty color, but you do start seeing their “true colors”, so to speak! The buds are somewhat larger than most – at nearly 1 inch long – and rather uncomfortable for any length of time in the ear.

As mentioned, these earphones were just average in sound quality. They did not produce any static or other annoying sounds in use, but they just did not sound like a Logitech-quality device. There was a very faint “hissing” sound in both buds, which was constant regardless of the game that was being played, and more than once, the right earphone seemed to cut out.

As for the microphone, folks reported that they detected an “echo” effect from my audio. Considering these issues, I believe that purchasers of these Logitech earphones – at their current price point – will be somewhat disappointed.

Sound isn’t fantastic. Lows/mids are tuned way too high so it’s all a bit muddy. All 3 stars are strictly for the functionality and convenience as Oculus headphones. Making the left bud shorter and providing straps to attach to the headset is pretty nice, and I will say they’re better than the sound that comes out of the Oculus so it is a step up from that.

I’m not sure if that’s worth $50 though. HOWEVER, if you’re using your Oculus with a link cable and a computer you can download a parametric equalizer like EqualizerAPO with the Peace interface. There’s a project called AutoEQ that contains sliders for equalizer software for tons of different earbuds and headphones in an effort to more closely reach the Harman Target Curve.

Make sure EqualizerAPO installs to all of your Windows sound devices including your Oculus and find the G333 section on AutoEQ Project’s github page. There are also YouTube videos explaining how to do this in much more depth.

It turned sound quality on the G333’s from a 3 or a 4/10 to a solid 7 or 8 in my opinion. The instructions above make a world of difference to the more tech savvy audiophiles who aren’t afraid to play around with EQ software.

I’m not affiliated with the AutoEQ project, but it has made every pair of headphones I own sound better on my PC by just tuning the equalizers a little bit. Give it a shot if you’re inclined.

I was initially really excited for these but was completely let down after opening them and trying them out. Main issues: – These desperately needed either an ear loop or fins to hold them in place. The tiniest of movements causes them to pop out regardless of what size insert was attached.

– while you can see where they were going with the overall length of the cables attached to keep wires from dabgling there simply isn’t enough slack and they can easily pull out of your ears with a head turn (not counting the issue with fitment already) – the sound quality is atrocious.

While the price point here isn’t insane, they sound like earbuds you get for free at a marketing event.

Reason for buying these headphones was to fill the gap between Audeze LCDX and the next two most used cans, Fostex X000 and Sennheiser HD700. There were few other aspects that play a role in this purchase.

Portability, lightweight and comport was one of them. Second, I was particularly looking for planar closed-back headphones that would be an alternative to Fostex X000 close-backs and hint of share some of planar Audeze LCDX qualities.

I wasn’t expecting to be wowed by Aeons 2C but I knew that one of well established strengths of Dan Clark designs was great tuning for planar closed designs. So, blindly, I’ve pulled the plug on these headphones.

I won’t bore anyone with ingenious ergonomics such as a indestructible headband that collapses for storage, ear shaped cans, super comfortable pads or ridiculously lightweight for planars cans with cool pain job on top of it.

Let’s get to some of my initial impressions. First, these are hands on headphones as far as tuning is concern. It might be a little intimidating to find the right tuning pad or combination of pads to suit your taste.

So you have to mentally prepare yourself for what could be an agonizing few hours of try and error to find your sweet spot. My personal combination of tuning pads is irrelevant as we all perceive sound a little different.

But I opt for standard, thin black foam on top and hollow out most of the white pad, leaving about 1/2” around. White pad goes closer to the driver. Once you are done, prepare yourself for some fireworks be cause these cans do deliver.

Bass extension, resolution, imaging is all there. Soundstage might not be as wide as similar designs in and above that price range but it’s more then satisfactory. I’ve tried them with SS and Tube amps and I have to say that both topologies bring something to the table and shine at certain aspects of presentation and music genres.

Surprisingly, they sound quite amazing with my Dragon Inspire IHA-1. I know, low impedance, planars should be a poor match with tube amplifiers. Not in this case. And I think I know why it works so well.

Aeons 2 seemed to have slightly boosted yet impactful low frequency response IMO. Treble is also pesky at some frequencies. Together, those slight imperfections make midrange a little less pronounced.

That’s where magic of tubes comes in. IHA-1 is king of midrange and complements Aeons with it’s bloom and speciousness in midrange regions, bringing most subtle details forward for you to enjoy. Bass and some of those peaky treble is also brought back just a bit to make a more tonally pleasing experience.

At the end, these are amazing headphones that you can wear for hours and enjoy your favorite tunes without spending a fortune.

After a few attempts with Focal and Audeze I found myself looking at Dan clark. Where other marques were less than perfect, needing eq or with quality concerns, the Noirs are perfect. Closed back yet open sound.

Detailed highs, substantial textures bass that doesn’t fatigue through overly exaggerated dynamics. Simple adjustment that don’t make any noise. Lovely cable. Portable. What more do you want?.

The ear pods sound great! Just popped them out the box and as soon as I slid down the case they went into pairing mode and paired pretty easy. I used the set up it came with at first with the wing and end pieces but changed them to the larger size to fit my ear better.

Comes with 4 wings, 6 ends I like the end L+ which adds bass but still fits good. Had them on for a while and didn’t feel any irritation. I downloaded the app and did the hearing test. It basically showed me the I hear WAY MORE in my left ear then my right!! I then selected the preset of hip hop eq.

for a bit, it was alright. but then tried the recommended adjustment from the hearing test and have never heard my music this way!!! It basically adjusted the missing sound levels of my right ear to my left to make it more even.

It sounds amazing!! It makes me want to listen to my entire Playlist to see what I was missing all this dang time!!! The highs,low, and mids are on point in my opinion, especially for the price!!! I still haven’t tried the advanced Bluetooth settings but I will update later after I have tried it.

One of the BEST bluetooth speakers I have ever used. even easily syncs up with Ubuntu Linux and MXLinux. It auto connects to the last device used all on its own. No other bluetooth device did this well or comfortably.

I despise the bluetooth protocol but this makes it bearable. It, like all other bluetooth devices has audio lag though. so you can not use it a portable little DJ speaker for bbq’s unless you plug LINE-IN directly.

a MUST have! Many bluetooth speakers including the newer SoundCore 3 lack this. What a terrible move! I’ll stick with the Soundcore 2 and may buy another because you can Sync 2 of them together! One will act as LEFT speaker and the other as RIGHT.

As I said, best bluetooth speaker of this size and ever I have used. Great price too!.

If you are familiar with Anker products, you know they try very hard to deliver incredible quality at competitive prices and the Soundcore Liberty Air 2 (SLA2) are true to form. They easily pair with your device as soon as you open the case and sound quality rivals Airpods, Boltunes and Samsung buds.

The phone app is easy to use and gives you a few audio profile options that make the SLA2 sound great; of course, you can create a custom profile as well. The app also has audio optimization for each ear and since many of us have ears like eyes (different Rx), the app does an incredible job of building an audio profile specific to my ears and everything sounds brilliant.

Sound stages are clear and I can feel the bass guitar on my left and acoustic guitar on the right front, etcetcetc. Also gives you the option to change what single tap and double tap does for each ear, very nice.

Audio for calls is top-notch, not just what I hear, but everyone I’ve spoken to says that I’m crystal clear. even in Teams meeting through my computer, it’s all sharp audio. I can see some folks hating the touch surface, but my old boltunes had a physical button.

trust me, touch is awesome and miles above a clicky button. I must have gotten a left earbud reject because it only gives me 4-5 hours of total audio time compared to the 7+ I get on my right earbud.

So part way through my workaday, I run out of juice on my left side. not very convenient or useful and the reason I dropped 2 stars. If you get a pair that both units can go 7+hrs of audio on one charge, you’ve got an awesome pair of quality, value earbuds, Congrats!.

I bought these over a week ago and have truly loved them so far. Comes with plenty of ear tip options (1 foam tips, three sizes of silcon ear tips S, M, L and three wingtips) I use the foamtips and with the built in Active Noise cancelling enabled I enjoy no background noise when I’m gaming during my work lunch hour.

They are very comfortable to me as well. Via the armory crate there is EQ settings, profile settings, virtual surround sound settings, microphone and Aura settings if you would like to choose an RGB setting to distinguish or stealth your earbuds by controlling the amount of light the earbuds display.

Very pleased with these earbuds as I am not a big fan of huge gaming style headphones when I’m not at home. At work or outside my phone i prefer something a little less attention grabbing.

These are beautiful, and they fit in your ear very well. They have these soft wings that come out from the ear buds that help to hold these in your inner ear. They light up beautifully, and will sync with your Aura Sync products without issue.

I use them on my phone, PC, Nintendo Switch and other devices. They are loud enough to drown out any loud background noises. Best wired earbuds available!.

Bought it off in amazon, and thought it was overpriced, but man did it perform. It is a lot more comfortable for long hours than overhead ones. The noise canceling is just right, and the usb-c connector makes it great with laptops.

Plus the music is great too, as long as you are not into bassy stuff. Those you need speakers and sub woofer. Love this cetra.

Don’t get this if you want to be different get the rgb version. If not go to a dollar store. Wish I would have gotten the rgb ones and not this ….

I love these headphones, I work in a busy office and noise cancelling is key to concentrate my self in work and even sometimes to game on my phone, super comfortable to wear, and you gotta love the sound quality they always deliver, I even bought a second pair for my girlfriend.

My kid lost headphones. I called and installer said it would be at least 50. 00. I researched online and walmart sold the same pair for 19. 99! I bought two for the price of one and it was shipped to my home.

I needed them before a 6 hour road trip and used faster shipping. They were right on time. Thank you Walmart!.

Ok these are not headphones.. but replacement headphones. They have no ir transmitter in the package, just a pair of headphones for receiving a signal. They don’t work without the ir tranmitter.

This product works perfectly in my 2017 Honda Pilot. Setup was easy (batteries and turn on the power). The cost was much less than the one I bought at Bestbuy

These earbuds are very good at a very accessible price. They come with a bunch of parts to adjust the fit, several tips for the ear canal and several rubber pieces that fit in the inner part of the ear.

They can be quite painful if you choose the wrong size, but once you find the right fit, not only are they comfortable, but they will also glue to your head and isolate you from almost all noise. They sound very good, with good level of detail and certainly better than other headsets in the same price point.

Sometimes the bass sacrifices the mids, but nothing that takes the joy. (This behavior can be observed when listening to a bass line like Jackson 5’s Blame it on the Boogie or during the heavier heavy metal drum sets like Angra – Rebirth) You can, however, adjust the EQ between 3 separate settings which clear out some of the bass and free the mids beautifully.

Just couldn’t find a way for it to sound uniform across lines. Another issue i have is with the microphone. The cable is short, and taking a phone call wiht the mic behind you is impossible. Flipping the cable also doesn’t work.

I have to remove the right ear to get the mic near my mouth.

These headphones are worth EVERY PENNY paid for them. They are pretty comfortable if you put them in right, although I do wish they came with anchors or fins to help hold them in the ear. They last about 5 hours and the case about 20 hours worth of charging which will get you through the day with steady use, maybe more for more casual use.

I wish they worked more independently of each other. I don’t like that I can’t pause with just the left ear in, that’s my preferred single listening ear but the controls do work very well. The reason I love these things so much though is because my 2 year old dropped these into my Big Gulp both buds and the case were submerged in ice cold Dr.

Pepper and I didn’t realize for nearly 30 minutes. I fished them out, dried them off and put them in rice overnight. They still work perfectly! The sound is perfect, the controls work perfectly, the case still charges and charges the buds.

I do not recommend dropping headphones in liquids but life happens and these buds are not rated as waterproof but they certainly pass the splash proof test. Definitely worth $30.

I was gifted these for Christmas 2020. They were–and are–very outstanding, in the qualities and functions that have endured through time! I am not a first time owner of JLab. I activated them the first week of January I believe.

They are very sound proof for me. Which impressed me so much. I at first used them about 1-2 times every two weeks. At November of 2021 (less than a year), they started acting up. They don’t hold their charge as long.

They aren’t staying magnetized in the case as well so they connect to my phone, and I end up not hearing my texts or phone calls. I’ve dropped them one time on our laminate wood flooring, but none else.

Should that be average or even above? The quick physical decay of the ear buds was very disappointing. But the other qualities make it worth it. I honestly think JLab is superior. Their prices are very good for the product.

I still have my ear buds. The sound is still amazing, I have to charge it more, and have patience with the weak magnets for now.

Do not buy these headphones. I would give them four stars for sound quality, but I can’t in good conscience give them more than 1 star for comfort. A pair of earbuds should be heard, not felt [as if they are creating a rift straight to Hell through your ear canal].

Hi! I used to love Sennheiser. I buy their pro microphones, I’ve owned their over-ear studio headphones. I wanted to get a pair of noise cancelling earbuds that came with the Sennheiser sound quality, and they certainly delivered.

They provide noise cancelling, and the sound quality is magnificent given how small they are. But what I can’t stand is wearing them. I do not have small ears, I do not have delicate sensibilities, but I cannot wear these earbuds for more than 30 minutes without them beginning to ache.

After 45 minutes, they begin to hurt – both because of the plastic pressing against my upper ear and the silicone pressing against my inner ear. After an hour, the pain becomes excruciating. The 7 hour battery life is irrelevant, becauseI can’t wear them for more than two hours without being reminded that I wore them for at least a day afterward.

The earbuds come with multiple sizes, but in order for the noise cancelling mechanism to work, you need to wear a size that plugs your ear – a smaller bud causes less pain (though the pain never fully goes away), but eliminates the noise cancelling, which is the only reason you should spend so much on a pair of earbuds.

What I knew I wanted in earbuds was good sound quality and noise cancelling – what I didn’t know I needed was to be unaware that the earbuds are in my ears. These earbuds ensure that, even if they are more comfortable in your ears than they are in mine, that you will know they are there and you will need to adjust or ignore them every few minutes.

The return window with Best Buy is an insane 14 days – within that 14 days, I made an attempt to get used to the buds. I thought if I wore them once a day for an hour or so, my ears would adjust. That maybe I just wasn’t putting them in correctly.

But after moving and adjusting and changing and sitting with them there, for up to 4 hours at a time, I can verify that they will never be comfortable, and that Best Buy makes that return window incredibly small on purpose.

Sennheiser’s return window is 90 days – Amazon’s is around 30 days. When I tried to make a return with Best Buy around 16 days, I was laughed out of the store. I’m not saying don’t ever buy an electronic from Best Buy again, but I am saying that when you make a purchase on incredibly expensive device you intend to use for awhile, be wary of companies who do everything they can to pawn off their garbage on their customers with as little room for adjustment as possible.

I also contacted Sennheiser three times, through different channels, and received no response. I would advise never buying headphones from Sennheiser again – I do feel like I’ve been the guinea pig for a yet unfinished product, and it hurts quite a bit.

Good luck.

I have a collection of earbuds, which I suspect makes me like many of you. This includes multiple Jabra models, Jaybird Vista 2, Bose SoundSport, and assorted other brands. Nothing I own has the clarity of these Sennheisers.

The first is comfortable, although it does lag a bit behind the Jabra Elite 7 Pro,which are the most comfortable for my ear shape and size, The build quality is what you would expect from Sennheiser and at this price point – excellent.

Noise cancelling is not up to the Sony earbuds. In fact, while I can tell a difference with it on or off, if you simply asked me at a random time if ANC was on, I’d have to look at the app to be certain, The app is another so-so piece.

It offers a very basic equalizer, like a rental car, low, mid, high, and that’s it. Sennheiser, if you’re reading this, take a look at the aforementioned Jaybirds. Complete control and whatever frequencies you select and a community that creates sound images that are easy to download.

For some people, I suspect this would make all the difference. The final so-so part is the case. It’s relatively large and covered in fabric. This makes it harder to carry and clean. And that leads to the sound.

Clarity and range are excellent, and you can hear every detail. But, this also means that you’re likely to hear things you never noticed, like sibilance (that metallic “sss” on vocals), and this may drive you nuts.

They also have very bright highs, which can become physically tiring in a long sitting. While the bass is good, the silicone tips do not provide a solid enough seal to really capture the individual notes of a low bass or piano.

This is fixed (and the comfort improved) with a set of Comply foam tips. If you’re looking for that v-shaped sound that pop music is so fond of engineering toward, you’ll be immensely disappointed with these.

But, if you want clean, glorious sound, above all else, you’ll be very happy with these.

Such great earbuds with beautiful design and great sound quality. Most reason I like this earbuds is because no other products like momentum true wireless 2 have metal plate with razor logo on the outside.

It’s very minimal but also feels elegant. The sound quality is great. The overall sound is balanced but leans to dark. I wanna compare it with Bose Quietcomfort earbuds. The bass on Sennheiser one is deep and meaty.

The mids is natural, the highs is good but not as bright as Bose QC earbuds. Bose QC buds enhances sub-bass and highs. In addition Bose has more noticeable sub-bass, it sounds very pleasing but also muddier.

Sennheiser’s sub-bass is good too and it sounds very clean but not as noticeable as Bose’s which doesn’t mean Sennheiser has less good bass notes. I think the reason behind it is both earphone engineers tone the sound differently.

In my opinion Sennheiser tried to make the sound more balanced and accurate but still to please most consumers. Overall Bose has a modified sound signature which is very pleasing to me and Sennheiser has a more accurate sound signature.

If let me make a choice to pick one of them I would pick up Bose because Bose has way better app experience than Sennheiser. Noise cancellation is superb on Bose plus it has wireless charging. Sennheiser has Ok noise cancellation which doesn’t have much difference from when that feature is turned off.

I wish Sennheiser has aluminum charging case than its fabric because the fabric is easily to get dirty and I don’t understand why Sennheiser omits the wireless charging feature which most high-end earbuds have.

From the moment I opened my Free II TWS box I knew I was going to like them. The packaging was as minimal, well designed and stylish as the headphones themselves. I loved the way they greeted me by flashing their seductive lights the moment we first laid eyes on each other when I opened up their case for the first time.

Pairing them with my iPhone was EASY. PHEW! If you’re like me you’ve probably had the experience of trying to pair a device that was said to be easy, but unless you followed the extensive and painful manual, there was no way you were going to get hooked up to your tunes.

The sound is crisp and clear but a gentle prod to the sound engineers I could do with just a hint more bass with my music when it comes to my workout music. All in all I give them a solid 4. 5/5. With a hint of added bass I’d have no issue of giving these quality headphones a perfect score.

Another really good sounding set of bluetooth earbuds from JBL. Very comfortable, great fit and sound. Controls are rather minimal, and a little hard to use — pressing the button causes the earbud to be pushed into my ear, which is uncomfortable.

But I tend to mostly use the controls on my iPhone anyway, so I can live with that problem. One thing — I took them on a trip, and while they worked perfectly on the outbound flight, I could not get them to pair on the return trip.

it simply wasn’t being seen by my phone. I thought something was wrong, but when I got home, they paired effortlessly. So I suppose it might have been due to too many BT devices being used on the plane???? Anyway, I imagine any earbuds would have experienced the same problem, so no fault here.

I would buy them again.

I have and have had several earbud style headphones. These have excellent sound and features but they do have a couple of issues. Why a one-star deduction and why wouldn’t I pay full price. The one-star deduction is because no matter what tips I use I cannot get the earbuds to fit securely in my ears.

I get them to seal but because of the short speaker stem they do not allow the tip to go far enough in my ear canal to get a tight fit. The seal is easily broken with activity and they always feel like they are going to fall out.

The other issue i have with these is while noise cancelling works fairly well noise blocking is virtually nonexistent. Not sure why an earbud that touts itself at noise reduction would not pay any attention to ambient noise levels and not just droning noise.

Of course this may be slightly affected because of the fitment issue. So, putting those two issues aside let’s say everything about these was perfect. Why wouldn’t I pay full price? First, let me say again.

Even with the issues I described these sound very good and have a number of features that others simply don’t have. I would not pay full price because there are other noise cancelling earbuds on the market that cost a fraction of what these do, have excellent sound, about the same battery life and perform just as well.

Yes they may lack many of the features, don’t come with such nice packaging, extra tips and such yet the sound and call quality are on par with these. Let’s face it, if you are like me you will set the eq to your liking, you may even customize the tap features to how you want them beyond that however, the app really is not needed.

The newer Bluetooth protocols allow you to see battery life on phone, most phones have built in equalizer, and the tap features will be memorized with use. I will use these around the house and I am fairly certain that I will be happy with them for what they are but I will likely not repurchase.

I decided to buy these earbuds after watching a few reviews on YouTube. My go-to true wireless earbuds are first the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro followed by the Galaxy Buds Plus (since I’m a Samsung phone user).

I absolutely love the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro earbuds and they are my preferred earbuds to use while on my laptop for work or gaming and when casually listening to music. My main gripe with the Razer earbuds are that the touch controls do not include a long press for volume+/volume- (even when modifying through the Razer Hammerhead app), which is the main reason I bought the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro earbuds.

In addition to these earbuds having great sound quality and noise cancellation, the downloadable app is by far the most feature-rich wireless earbud application I’ve ever seen. The app sports 22 preset equalizers and allows you to customize and save up to 15 additional equalizers.

You do have to set up a profile, which I didn’t mind because it allowed me to download the app and login on both my personal (Android) and work (Apple) phones and allow for all of my presets to be uniform across both these devices.

Another couple of cool and helpful features is that the app has a HearID Map test, which “maps” your hearing sensitivity at multiple frequencies and develops a personalized EQ based on the results, and the app also has a Tip Fit Test to ensure you’re using the right size earbud tips for a proper fit and no sound leakage.

The only cons (very minimal) that I have about these earbuds are that they do take a bit of getting used to since they are shaped differently than most in-ear earbuds and there is no continuous long press touch functionality for volume+/volume-.

Instead, when the touch functions are preset to volume+/volume- a two-second long press only raises or lowers the volume by one increment. Additionally, since there are only the double tap and “hold for two-seconds” press touch options on the earbuds all of the functions cannot be mapped to the earbuds (all functions available are volume+/volume-, next track, previous track, play/pause, voice assistant, and ambient sound).

I ended up mapping mine for double tap to next track on thr right earbud and previous track on the left earbud with volume+ (right earbud)/volume- (left earbud) for the hold for two-seconds function.

Would have liked an additional single tap function for a pause/play and voice assistant/ambient sound function in each earbud. There is a feature in the app to pause music if one earbud is removed though, and this does still support listening to music if one earbud is removed and the other is left in – just have to hit play on your device after removing the first earbud.

Despite these minor shortfalls, I would still recommend the Anker Soundcore Liberty Air 2 Pro. Especially for their sound quality and feature-rich app capabilities.

These are AMAZING! I purchased these to replece the Skullcandy Indy evo xt’s i bought a couple of days ago, because they sucked, and these are an amazing jump in quality. From the box and the actual earbuds themselves, its nothing but high quality.

The box contains 9 different pairs of replacement eartips, so they are almost guaranteed to fit, unless you have really weired ears. The earbuds are made from some kind of metal, and the case is made of a high quality plastic.

With the Soundcore app these earbuds support LDAC audio, which basically means it supports high bitrate audio streaming through the earbuds, which is amazing. The case has wireless charging. The earbuds have noise canceling, and the noise canceling is actually better on these than they are on my Skullcandy Hesh ANC’s.

With this all said, Soundcore may be replacing my Skullcandy Hesh ANC’s. These definitely compete with the Apple Airpods, for the same price you get noise canceling, A wireless charging case, and LDAC support for audio streaming.

Bought this set, it got sent to the wrong address. Best Buy was on the ball with this issue. I got another sent to me. Everything on this unit is very well made, don’t let the weight fool you. I find everything about this product is extremely spot on for what I got.

One down fall, but not a deal breaker. The range isn’t as good as I would have thought. But non the less I am very happy with this unit as well as BestBuys support with the missing first set. I like to play music while gaming and the quality of the sound with in game sound’s is very nice.

Looking for a wireless head set sold by any company. This item as well as well as BestBuy.

Out of all headsets, HyperX has been my favorite with the least amount of issues. This was my first wireless headset purchase and it did not disappoint. Lightweight, long battery life, easy setup and charging.

Great distance/range, I can walk outside to smoke and it still picks up and I’m able to hear and talk. Love the quality and comfort. Fits nicely over my ears and doesn’t get uncomfortable after hours.

Love that when I adjust the volume on the headset it shows up on my PC so I can see what volume it’s at (which might just be a Windows 10 feature, though my wired headset didn’t work this way). Does get very loud and haven’t needed to put it past %50 where as my last headset I had the volume on max.

I’ve had 3 HyperX headsets now, 2 off brands, turtle beach, playstation brand and astro. The only one that compared was the astro but I had issues with it. Really love this one.

Pretty impressed with this. So impressed in fact, that I bought another for one of my kids. They originally used it one their Xbox’s but found it great on their Switches as well. When I say it holds up well to abuse, it does well against my kids falling asleep with it on and rolling on it over and over throughout the night.

Can’t count the number of times I’ve seen them run around the house with it on with the cable snagging on random furniture and no rips or tears in the cable. These headsets fall off of my kids’ beds and onto the floor repeatedly without a sign of damage.