Logitech - A10 Gen 2 Gaming Headset

I use a separate mic & headphones, but I have the HyperX Quadcast 2 as my mic and KZ ZSN Pro X as my in-ears. I've used the Logitech G Pro X for a while before swapping to this system, however the headphones got heavy on my head after very long gaming sessions, but they were comfy! I go back to them if I need wireless :). I also have a pair of Astro A10s I use for my PS5. They are super lightweight and the audio is good, and the mic isn't terrible.

Probably Turtle Beach Recon 50 if you’re THAT constrained by your budget. If you can shell out a bit more, ASTRO Gaming A10 has a better mic

I've had a set of Astro A10 for about 8 years now. Comfortable and solid.

Stuck between IEMs and traditional headphones for gaming and college My budget is ~$250, I don’t really know a whole lot about audio set up or what makes a “good” listening experience, and my main use cases will be games like r6, listening to music/videos while working on stuff for college, general listening, and *maybe* for playing guitar (this is still a HUGE maybe. I play guitar and I’m definitely good enough to join or make a band. I know IEMs are pretty much necessary for that). Ok, so here’s my background, what I have now, and what I’m looking at. Right now I have a set of Astro A10s I got from like Walmart a loooooong time ago. I’ve never had anything even resembling good headphones and I’m wanting to upgrade. I’m currently stuck between Linsoul Kiwi Orchestra Lite IEMs and SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless headphones. I want a good balance between comfort and sound quality, as I’ll be using them for gaming but also for general listening. Since I’m in college I have a *lot* of homework and projects so I’ll be wearing them a lot. I’m mostly looking to keep it around $200-250, as I’m asking my family for these for Christmas (but if more expensive options go on sale during Black Friday or whatever for around $200-250 I’m open to that too). Are those two both good options, or is there anything else that might be better or a better deal? Thanks!