EPOSH6Pro - Closed Acoustic Gaming Headset with Mic - Over-Ear - Lift-to-Mute - Xbox/PS4/PS5/PC Headset - Gaming Accessories (Green)

UPDATE 2-3 WEEKS LATERThese headphones are amazing, probably even better than I originally thought. The no distortion at max volume thing is putting these actually ahead of the *ahem* other headphones I mention below. Comfort level is INSANE. I wear these all night and forget I'm not listening to my home theater. And I've got Emotiva T1+'s driving my front soundstage, so that's saying something.I did order the GSX 1200 (I got the 1200 opposed to the 1000 because it was the same price renewed), so I will try to update more when that arrives.Bass response is wicked. Wicked. Punchy clear piano notes, heavy guitar riffs, clear solos and thumping melodies for a motherboard amp. Gaming is fun and exciting.ORIGINAL REVIEW:i enabled music equalizer in Dolby Access app along with Dolby Atmos spacial audio, and am currently testing music.these are NOT primarily for music, but it’s nice to know they are very clear, dynamic, and responsive.they PROBABLY require an external sound card. BUT , they are leagues above what i had before for gaming headset, the “cheap” $60 Corsair HS60comfort level? off the chartsbass response is not in your face. its more warm and laid backmy Sony h.ear on 2 WH-H900N will be my main music listeners..they arent as comfy as this headset, the EPOS are WAY more comfortable,and in terms of sound quality, the SONYs are superior, especially in the low end realm, but this is fair since --they are also in the $300 price bracket ?? where the EPOS H6PRO are $180so far the EPOS with Dolby Access set to MUSIC: WARM EQ PRESET, they’ve handled Sia, Alice in Chains, and some Eminem, and everything has been fairly enjoyableTaylor Swift’s “Wildest Dreams” is wonderous and dreamy.. rhythmic and emphatichighs are bright, expansive, roll off nicely, warm, and wonderymids are just there. you don't want them not there, and you don't want too much. lots of punchy and grindy effects play fantastically.low end: needs EQ, but, with the EQ they really do sound pretty good.. there's no distortion that's for sure. not muddy. pretty clear. i don't know what to say. it's not in your face, but it's there.all in all, they PASS the music test. they're about 90-95% of my Sony's in total sound quality, for a good 65% of the price.i am too tired to try gaming right now, or the headset, but i know it works.COMFORT: 10/10EASE OF USE: 10/10FEATURES: 8/10 (could use actual mute button, and USB-C connection)SOUND QUALITY: 9/10MIC QUALITY: untestedVALUE: 10/10

Awesome, awesome headphonesPretty much all you need!!

Vi unas reseñas sobre este producto demasiado buenas, lo vi como el headset definitivo con cable pero lo que no te dicen es que se necesita un dac compatible con el epos suite para ajustar o ecualizar el sonido, incluso activar el 7.1 virtual si es de tu agrada, por los demas esta bien.

I am very grateful to EPOS/Sennheiser, for these headsets and for their work!I'm not sure if I'll find something better in the future, and just recently I found out that EPOS is moving away from the gaming direction. This prompted me to take 5 more pairs of this headsets, 4 of which are refurbished.Hopefully, in 5-10 years, they will be able to come back to the gaming direction with a good pair of headsets and a microphone.I also found interesting analogues that I would consider if I didn't have the opportunity to purchase the H6PRO:- ATH-M50xSTS- DT 797 PVAs for the headsets themselves, they are amazing:a. Good sound quality, with a very wide sound stage; I find the sound quality not melodic, but nevertheless, it's nice to listen to music.For listening to music or just relaxing, I would still prefer HD 569. They have a smaller sound stage, but the high frequencies are brighter; and the low frequencies are more muted and pleasant.b. High-quality microphone;c. High build quality, with good body materials and good box filling.The main problems that you can find:1. The microphone is not detailed.In this case, consider buying a separate sound card, or just buy a new motherboard with a good sound card.Also note that with a regular sound card, you may have a higher noise threshold that you will hear on the recording with you/your speech.2. The microphone is too detailed. It catches small features of your speech, and also perfectly records background sounds.Please note that these headsets do not have a separate sound card, so your sound card and/or the software that will enable noise cancellation must be responsible for noise reduction.I use these headsets on MacBook Air for work, and prefer turning on Voice Isolation.If you want, you can also consider buying wind muffs.

I recently purchased these headphones for my son and he stated that these headphones had to be one of the best purchases I have ever made!!!! By far and hands down he loves them. It's funny because at first, I had only inserted the headphone cord halfway when he took them out of the box. It was crappy sounding and just terrible. I told him that something must be wrong because people in the reviews favored them highly! I said let me look at the instructions and see if something could help ( I felt bad at this point, because he looked so disappointed) Well guess what? There was a picture in the instructions showing that it must be inserted all the way in. I said to myself, wait! Let me look at these headphones again!!!! OMG, they were not inserted all the way in. I was so happy to reveal to him this new found information! When I did push that cord in! And he put them on and played a recording of his video game, he said, MOM, THESE ARE FIRRREEEE!!!!!!!! He smiled and was so so so very happy. He threw the old ones on the floor and has NEVER put them back on. I guess I can discard them now. People really couldn't hear him on them half the time anyway. So. YES WORTH THE PURCHASE AND THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY ATTRACTIVE!