
SteelSeries
Arctis Nova 7 Series
Multi-device audio & comfort king, but buggy software.

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While I don't reeeally recommend either for their sound quality, Corsair HS80 Max and Corsair Virtuoso SE are both comfy with glasses imo! The sound can be tweaked with EQ software but I honestly find them both to be a bit sub-par and tinny. Mic quality is great on both! The Virtuosos are a bit heavy on the head as they have a metal frame
This is the one I rock. On sale right now. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-headsets/ca-9011186-na/virtuoso-rgb-wireless-high-fidelity-gaming-headset-white-ca-9011186-na
I think some BDs will be my next pair to get. I've had my Bose QC25's since 2017 and just replace the earcups once or twice a year but they have been absolutely brilliant for me with daily wear. I't's nice finding some good quality headphones, i've tried some gaming once in my instance Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE and I absolutely hate the things and they're not really cheap, the built in mic sucked as well. I ended up with just buying a elgato mic and kept using the bose headset.
I've been using the corsair Virtuoso SE for about 4 years now and my only complaint is that about 6 months ago they started just cutting out for no reason. Sometimes it can go hours without cutting out, sometimes it will cut in and out multiple times in a 5 minute window. I really like the VSEs because they don't look gamery and I use them as my primary at home and work headset, so they get used 12-14 hours per day. I did replace the ear pads 2 years in with some Wicked Cushions, but I assume that most headsets need those replaced about every 2 years due to wear and tear. I've been looking for alternatives that look as professional and at least match the mic and audio quality but so far all 6 that I have tried just did not work.
Available? Idk. But I have used Corsair void and virtuoso and both are amazing. The void was an accidental purchase, I hated the idea of wireless, but then i fell in love with it. It was really comfortable and the battery lasted all day and the sound was good. I upgraded to the virtuoso and it’s better sound and has a good mic but it’s not as comfortable.
Awesome. I’ve had my virtuoso like 5-6 years now and it lasts at least 10 hours. That’s the longest gaming session I’ve had that I can recall. Don’t even get the low battery beeps. I plug it in when I stop and it charges even when the pc is off. But you can use it while charging too, the cord is really long. It also has a USB mode which I think has slightly better quality.
The battery last a long while. I had my headset for about two years before I swapped them out for another but I didn't notice much degradation in that time. They are really comfy and the one I had was mostly cloth rather than the fake leather, which was nice. The leatherette stuff always ends up peeling off in bits after a year or two. Audio was solid and I actually really liked the mic too. I intended to buy the same one again but they were out and I got a Logitech I never liked as much. Edit: also had the virtuoso. Audio was excellent and they were comfy but the sidetone was quieter than the Void for some reason.

SteelSeries
Arctis Nova 7 Series
Multi-device audio & comfort king, but buggy software.

Drop + EPOS / Sennheiser
PC38X
Unrivaled open-back sound for price, but lacks isolation.

SteelSeries
Arctis 7 Series
Durable comfort, long battery, but buggy software.

HyperX
Cloud III Series
FPS positional audio & comfort, but buggy DTS software.

HyperX
Cloud Alpha Series
Long battery & durable, but some sound bleed issues.

Ranked #1
Drop + EPOS / Sennheiser - PC38X

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SteelSeries - Arctis 7 Series

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SteelSeries - Arctis Nova Pro Series

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SteelSeries - Arctis Nova 7 Series

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SteelSeries - Arctis Nova Pro Series

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Astro (Logitech) - A50 Series