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

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 are quiet its cause the volume button is spun down. Or they need a dac or sound card. Although i feel like the motherboard sound should be good enough. i have had headphones in the past the come out flat and tinny through usb but when i use my sound card and aux connection, it would open up the sound really nicely.these are decently comfortable, but not the most comfortable ive had. these have a few options for aftermarket earpads so i got the option if i wanna try it.i probably should buy a second pair for the distant future. i doubt i could get something this good at this price point in like 5 years... or at least without trial and refunding a few...

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 shouldn't be surprised if you ever compared the two in pictures. I would almost call the H6Pro a "semi open" headset, for example if you put the H6Pro on your head your voice is only slightly muffled, but when wearing the PC38X you can hear yourself clear as can be. So in the sound department I would just barely give the crown to the PC38X.Comfort is pretty good, still not the best I've ever had on my head but it certainly has lighter clamping force than the PC38X. Build quality so far seems great, miles better than the PC38X it's made of more than just plastic and feels sturdier. Looks are subjective but I like the H6Pro better in this department as well, it looks more like a gamer headset while not looking overly gamer, clean and no RGB.

Sound is good, mic sounds good, I like the knob on the right ear that handles volume, I like the microphone removability and lifting up to mute. The issue is that they really squeeze my head and I need to take them off to feel relief every hour or so. Not ideal for a gaming or work headset.

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 soft and easily straightens out.The mic is decent although I think the OG Game One still has a better mic.I'm using this with the EPOS GSX 1000 2nd Edition and the experience is phenomenal.This headset will pump the bass if you so desire while keeping the highs detailed. The sound sits a little farther from your ears than the Game One headset, but this is nice for handling explosions in FPS games.Godspeed Sennheiser and EPOS. Hopefully one day you will return to the gaming arena and we can all celebrate pro quality audio once again.

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 while they're on the headphones.

Using it with my ps5, friend got it and told me it’s the best.Quality of the sound is great, as well as the comfort, but there is either something wrong with the cable or the mic.Have to plug it in and plug it out 5 times until my teammates can understand me.