Audio-Technica - ATH-M50xSTS-USB StreamSet

Glad someone mentioned the Audio-Technica brand. My M50xSTS USB are still going strong and showing no signs of imminent death. And the microphone quality is TV-broadcasting-level great.

Not really an expert, but I've read good things about SteelSeries headsets, which, from a quick Wikipedia search, is a Danish company. This was a few years ago, when I was searching for myself, but I've seen good reviews about their [Arctis Nova line](https://steelseries.com/arctis-nova) (either the Arctis Nova 7 or Arctis Nova Pro). It might be a good starting point, for you to look at. I've been using an Audio-Technica (ATH-M50xSTS) headset for the past year, which I'm fairly happy about. Pretty good mic and sound quality, but it's a Japanese company and not optimized for gaming, so might not be what you are looking for. (Edit: added link and better formating)

I absolutely LOVE my ATH-M50XSTS from Audio-Technica.

Audio technica m50xSTS and a decent DAC. I like the Focusrite Scarlett Solo.

I just started using an AudioTechnica ATH-M50xSTS USB. It's a closed over-ear headphone with great sound quality and mic that will stop functioning when moved in an upward position. Comes with two different sets of earpads. Despite that I'm going to try to use it in combination with a Fosi SK01 amplifier which gives me easy control over the volume and a little equalisation with three treble/mid/bass buttons and volume button. I do need to adjust to a certain programme for my HA's as the standard setting will compress some sounds. I use a music setting so it will not compress anything.

Audio Technica ATH-M50XSTS. Wired, perfect with the built in mic. I have loads of headphones and I find these by FAR the best for my sim rig.

Just get the Ath-M50Xsts

Audio Technica M50x. Mine are 15 years old. They’re not listed as sweat proof, but they haven’t had issues.

I use Audio Technica's M50X. It's similar quality, works well with mixers, cancels enough sound to matter, and it's usually 100ish during black friday. The only annoying thing is getting a replacement cable. The included cables are great, but the replacements you'll find are just not as good.

My Audio Technica MH50x has outlived at least 4 gaming headsets in about 10 years.

Im a heavy user or just unlucky then, i guess. I got mine 3 years ago, and both my hinges are broken and now held together by tape/zipties. Pads are well worn-out too.