| DoubleAce United States. May 20 2010 09:13. Posts 76 | Profile # |
| So, I'm planning on buying a new gaming headset with mic, as my mic broke earlier this week. I was wondering what are your suggestions, I'm hoping for a not so expensive one ,but it has to last sometime, because I've had one that broke within a month. Thank you all, and would highly appreciate it. |
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 TuElite Canada. May 20 2010 09:14. Posts 2123 | Profile Blog # | |
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| Kerotan England. May 20 2010 09:23. Posts 1936 | Profile Blog # |
On May 20 2010 09:14 TuElite wrote:
Senheisers PC350
Terrible suggestion.
If you can stretch the cash a little, sennheiser PC161/160's are great. |
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| Myrkskog Canada. May 20 2010 09:23. Posts 423 | Profile Blog # |
| 131's are great also.. Also lol at suggesting 200 dollar headset to someone asking for something not so expensive |
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| Zlasher United States. May 20 2010 09:25. Posts 8318 | Profile Blog # |
Steelseries Siberia v2 are pretty much worn by every professional gamer on planet earth, except the ones that are sponsored by like......creative i guess lol
senheisers are overpriced |
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| AeroGear Canada. May 20 2010 09:29. Posts 509 | Profile # |
I've had my "plantronics USB 645" ones for some time now, overall satisfied with them. Sound/mic quality is good, and they are only 60$ over here. Its kind of an improved version of logitech headset, comfortable altough it gets hot on the ears during long sessions. Has some volume adjustment thingy too, which is great -_-
I dont buy the huge ones, they seem to ALWAYS break due to strain. |
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| scudst0rm Canada. May 20 2010 09:32. Posts 861 | Profile # |
PLANTRONICS GameCom 377
http://www.newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=n82e16826265065
I've gone through my share of cheap headsets ($30-$40) and these are the best ones I've found in that price range. My roommate and I have been using this one for almost a year now with no problems. Sound quality is good (mic and headphones), although I'm no audiophile. Big ear cups makes it comfortable, doesn't make your ears sore after a long gaming session. Very sturdy mic as well. |
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| Djzapz Canada. May 20 2010 09:34. Posts 5673 | Profile Blog # |
Sennheisers aren't overpriced, they're just too high end for most people. Also people plug those on onboard sound cards and wonder why the sound is so weak.
Having used HD555's and currently owning HD650's myself I can tell you they're not overpriced. You do get what you pay for. Especially the HD555's now. They're fairly cheap and give better sound than almost anything in their price range, granted they're not really for gaming. As for their gaming stuff, it's all pretty decent for the prices. It's just not for everybody.
The PC161/160 are great. =) |
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| TuElite Canada. May 20 2010 09:34. Posts 2123 | Profile Blog # |
I've tried the Astros A40s, Senheisers PC350, Tritton AX Pro and the new Turtle Beachs.
The Senheisers PC350 surpasses everything and is well worth the price.
However I have yet to try the new headphones Razer released. I doubt they will beat the PC350. |
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| TuElite Canada. May 20 2010 09:37. Posts 2123 | Profile Blog # |
On May 20 2010 09:34 Djzapz wrote:
Sennheisers aren't overpriced
Especially the HD555's now. They're fairly cheap and give better sound than almost anything in their price range, granted they're not really for gaming. As for their gaming stuff, it's all pretty decent for the prices. It's just not for everybody.
The PC161/160 are great. =)
The HD555 and HD595 remains my personal favorite to this day (even though I admit PC350's are better). The HD555 are pretty munch the best open world gaming headset, ideal for tournaments and LANs for team based game where communication is key.
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| Adeeler United Kingdom. May 20 2010 09:46. Posts 762 | Profile Blog # |
Seinheisser HD 600's had then for years and years and years they sound quality is still better then anything else even close to its price range. You basically need to start spending triple the price to get something just equal to them imo.
Ofc the cable goes but you can replace that replaced mine once for like $10 and the cushions have finally gone a bit after so many years but gonna replace those soon too.
Edit: For my mic I use the Logitech USB Microphone which has noise cancelling in built. So so good. Its so good I can blast music out of my speakers and near magically it still only pics up my voice directed towards it.Last edit: 2010-05-20 10:29:31 |
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| theramstoss Canada. May 20 2010 09:47. Posts 242 | Profile # |
| What's the difference for a gaming headphone? Not needed for SC I'm assuming. |
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| ghen United States. May 20 2010 09:51. Posts 1081 | Profile Blog # |
| I got the Creative Fatality headset on sale. They are extremely comfortable and have a good mic sound quality. The audio quality isn't as good, but I don't need that.. I have my 5.1 logitech set for music. |
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| apm66 Canada. May 20 2010 09:53. Posts 943 | Profile Blog # |
On May 20 2010 09:25 ZlaSHeR wrote:
Steelseries Siberia v2 are pretty much worn by every professional gamer on planet earth, except the ones that are sponsored by like......creative i guess lol
senheisers are overpriced
That's because they're sponsored by Steelseries. That's how they get every gamers to buy their crap.
On May 20 2010 09:47 theramstoss wrote:
What's the difference for a gaming headphone? Not needed for SC I'm assuming.
Nope. I just use the Razer Moray. Canada computers have it for $40. You would probably needed really good headphones for FPS games. |
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| Molkovien Denmark. May 20 2010 10:15. Posts 59 | Profile # |
| I am using Creative Fatality Headset i got for X-mas, 2 mic's have broken all ready, DO NOT BUY. |
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| Spiffeh United States. May 20 2010 11:13. Posts 780 | Profile # |
Audio-Technica is a high quality brand not many people know about. I own a pair of their AD700's and they are great.
PC350's are good also, $120 on Amazon |
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| Dr. Tran United States. May 20 2010 11:22. Posts 125 | Profile Blog # |
+1 Astro A40, been going strong for two years now. The entire headset is solid as a rock.
Downside: kinda pricey. |
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| Katkishka United States. May 20 2010 11:24. Posts 526 | Profile Blog # |
I've a pair of audio-technica ath-a700s
they're pretty terrible tbh, with a preamp or otherwise. I can't really recommend AT equipment..
Sennheisers are a little overpriced for the quality, but for a gaming headset you can't really get better than PC350s for a decent price. |
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| EGLzGaMeR United States. May 20 2010 11:31. Posts 1798 | Profile Blog # |
On May 20 2010 09:25 ZlaSHeR wrote:
Steelseries Siberia v2 are pretty much worn by every professional gamer on planet earth, except the ones that are sponsored by like......creative i guess lol
senheisers are overpriced
this~ |
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