PC37X Gaming Headset

senheisser pc37x or pc38x are the gaming headset you want they're standout from all the razer, logitech, steel series of the world as senheisser is an actual established audio brand. And these headsets on their own are just good which you can easily look further into

sennheiser hd560s and an mpm1000u with a seperate mic stand the absolute best? audeze maxwell with budget options being the sennheiser pc37x and the pc38x

Gaming headsets can be good. My PC37x has been going strong for like 5 years now.

The best ones I have had are sennheiser. The pc37x is absolutely fantastic. I now have the hd 560 s. They are open back but they’re incredible.

Sorry, I was thinking of the 37x, but it looks like it's out of stock. It was like $100. Sorry. You could look for the Super lux HD668B headphones and a ModMic. Both should be around $50, so about $100 total, but I'm not sure what they go for in your market. But the ModMic is detachable, so you could use the headphones separately.

I have the same problem. For reference, when I wear bike helmet, I wear 62cm. Baseball cap size is XL or 7 3/4. I currently use Nova Pro 7, but the mic quality is not the best, and the sidetone has static noise. I have been using it for 3 years and looking for new one with better sound quality, mic and sidetone. Prior to this, I was using Sennheiser HD 598cs (same as 569), it's comfortable, but mic wasn't great and its wired. Here are the headphones I bought and returned due to small size. (either too tight or don't cover my earlobes) Logitech G Pro X2, Astro A50 gen5, Turtle Beach Stealth 700, EPOS H6Pro open, HyperX Cloud III, Nova Pro Wireless , Nova Pro 5. Drop PC37X, Sony Pulse, Sony Pulse Elite, Sony H5 Inzone. The only one that fit my head comfortably is Asus ROG Delta II, but the app is too buggy and sidetone didn't work for me.

If you’re happy with wired, I’d say go for some ‘proper’ studio headphones preferably open backs. Beyerdynamic 990s are absolutely sweet for the money, then add a modmic. My current set up is Beyer DT1990 + a wired modmic and I absolutely love it. I’m a musician and I’ve had a few pairs of Beyer headphones, seen them in plenty of studios they are absolutely bulletproof (repairable if they do break) had my 990s for 8 years now, just needed one new set of ear cushions. More in the gaming specific world though The Drop/ Senn PC37X as already mentioned are also fantastic for the money, and more neatly integrated than a modmic if that bothers you.

Open back let's sound through in both directions so only works in a quietish space where no one else is bothered by your gaming sounds. Gaming headsets are mostly bad headphones with microphones and wireless connectivity so what you mean by good should be more defined. Sony and Sennheiser don't have gaming headsets (beyond Sony Pulse/Inzone which aren't good and Sennheiser PC37x and PC38x which are good but likely not available) and Logitech ia firmly im the bad headphones department. An actually good setup is usually a pair if proper headphones and a separate mic. If that's of interest then I can rec some optipns, but of not then just go with the most expensive Logitech for example.

I’ve had sennheisser x Drop pc37x for years. 1 at home 1 at work and they sound great and have never broken. I think getting non-gaming headsets is the way. These in particular are open back, something I love.

Drop used to sell the Sennheiser PC37x and PC38x which include a mic. They're open back and sound really good for the price, but I'm not sure where you can find them now.