DROP + EPOS PC38X Gaming Headset Noise-Cancelling Microphone with Over-Ear Open-Back Design, Velour Earpads, Compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox, Mac, Mobile, and More (Yellow)

Are you an audiophile? Then these should be your next headphones. Bass sounds fantastic along with the balancing.

This is my second pair of these. The first pair of still works good. Just needed a second pair for my new office. Tried a bunch of different ones and still went back to these. Sound quality is amazing. Would definitely recommend these

PROS+. Very comfortable fit and feel.. Good Sound Quality.. Bright Sound Signature. Support Audio Cards.CONS-. Leaks audio by design.. Bad noise isolation performance

after a year of using, i can say these have been well worth the money. i’ve used all the “top brands” for headsets (turtle beach, steelseries, hyperx) and no one stands close.i like to listen to music while im gaming and im constantly getting fully immersed with how good these sound. i have some mid-tier over ear headphones that i use for listening and i think these might have them beat. for fps games steps are loud and clear, you hear everything, and very accurate to location. a lot of non music enthusiasts say they hear no difference in music quality, but without a doubt these tones are dynamic and rich.mic sounds decent too, nobody has ever complained and it’s perfect for just talking with your friends and that’s all i’ve ever needed it for so i have no complaints on mic quality. also love the simple flip up feature to mute the mic, although it’s easy to forget you’re muted lol.only tiny complaint is the volume knob on the side, just easy to turn it down on accident when you put it down but that’s it.other than that, this has been one of the best investments for my casual gaming. i love these headsets and would recommend them to anyone.10/10

What else can I say.The sound quality is pretty good for the price, and as an open-back design they let in a lot of the ambient sound which can be an advantage. In a noisy environment this might be a big drag.The open design also means your ears don’t get as hot and sweaty as a closed pair after long hours of use, but have much better sound than a typical on-the-ear style.Because they are wired they are a lot lighter than wireless, again great for long gaming. The cord could be a nuisance but I have been plugging them into my Xbox controller so no long cable all the way to the console.The mic is average, though the way it mutes when the boom is lifted is a nice intuitive way to mute and unmute. These are purely audio so there’s no direct way to PTT on the headset, and no “smart” voice activation built-in.The padding on the ears has a nice feel, soft enough for comfort but not microfiber or fake suede that gets clammy and dirty after a little while.These headphones also have a fairly light “squeeze” around your head when wearing them, which together with the low weight make them great for extended wear.One big drawback of headphones this expensive is that the construction feels relatively flimsy. Almost everything you can see is plastic, and the cup joints don’t look particularly sturdy. We’ll see how they hold up over time.I really like the appearance as well, distinct but muted, but the yellowish color is definitely not for everyone.Would highly recommend.

I've been using "gaming headsets" for the better part of a decade and just "didn't care" about the sound quality outside of games themselves, despite being a pretty avid music listener as well while gaming.I've had wired and wireless, Corsair, Razer, Steel Series, Turtle Beach, etc etc etc, you name it I've probably at least tried them on.These right here are the real deal though. While, apparently, not being the best of the best as far as headphones themselves go, if you're looking for something with an attached mic, the bang for your buck is unbeatable here.The sound is incredible with a bit of tweaking PC side. I'm hearing things in songs I've listened to for years that I've never heard before, and similar results with games I have hundreds or thousands of hours in. The sound quality is just night and day and compared to some other "gaming" brands products, the price difference isn't even that extreme.The build of the headphones themselves is pretty nice but definitely takes some adjusting to as they are a bit on the smaller side. The actual ear pads themselves are some sort of cloth which is high quality, though, and there were some others that came with it that I admittedly have no tried yet.The mic is great, too, and according to friends I typically play with sounds better than my old Razer Blackshark I replaced.All in all, pretty solid sound, good mic, and while the comfortability isn't top notch it's definitely not anywhere near the worst. Recommended.

I've been using mine for about a month now. I get compliments on the mic. The audio is very good. I get near equal audio on my high end headphones I use when I play on my PC. I'm using this for xbox x. The open back design is nice for those of us that need to be able to hear our backgrounds.