EPOS I Sennheiser GSP 302 Gaming Headset with Noise-Cancelling Mic, Flip-to-Mute, Comfortable Memory Foam Ear Pads, Headphones for PC, Mac, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Smartphone compatible.

The best for the price
Definitively the best headsets for this price range. Great quality sound and mic. Build quality is good enough, it is not heavy or uncomfortable to wear at all, hasn’t had any issues.

Buy it if you need a good microphone type headset, that is comfy as hell.
I will just make a simple Pro/Con list.But first, a notice. The noise cancelling of this set is too damn good lol. Not sure if that is bad or good for anybody, so I figured I would get it out here. NO, they are not a replacement for a full-blown “Noise Cancelling Headset” that you might use if you have sensitive ears or meditate or whatever. But it is good enough that I can only BARELY hear anything around me. Kinda weird at first.Pros:-Microphone quality is perfect for the price-point. Nice and crisp, and I do not have to speak too loudly to be heard, BUT it does NOT…I repeat, it DOES NOT, pick up audio from the background (by that I mean somebody would have to be basically shouting next to you to be heard)- Padding on the headband is peachy. I barely notice it is there because it is so soft.- Not a very heavy headset. It feels sturdy and dependable, but is also oddly flexable.- Ear cuffs are strange. Very soft, and I don’t sweat with them on.- The volume dial is on the right ear cuff, on the outside as a very smooth dial. Trust me when I say this, the volume is SUPER LOUD. I have the dial turned all the way down, and it is the perfect volume to listen to my music while I play a game, or for when I want to watch a movie.- It comes with an adapter, so you can use this headset with a device that only has the basic 3.5 MM audio jack, like your smart phone devices, or tablet…As another neutral note, the audio gets ridiculously loud if you turn the dial up all the way, so always make sure to turn the dial all the way down before you play anything through this headset. Accidently bumped the dial when I went to bed, and the next time I put them on it scared the crap out of me and kinda hurt the ears, so be warned.—Cons:-The audio quality is absolutely horrible if you turn the volume up even a bit. I hardly ever have to turn my volume up with this headset, but when I do the audio starts making the speakers start that “spitting” noise, no matter what I am listening to, and no matter the device. In my head, an 80 dollar headset should NEVER do that. On a personal level, I never need to turn the audio up to that point, so for ME, it is a non-problem but I figured it might be a problem for other people. BUT, if you keep the volume at an acceptable level (aka human hearing levels, HA) the audio quality is very nice. Not too “bassy” and not too high pitched.- The microphone sticks out a bit in the “upward/off” position, scared me more than once while going to put my hands behind my head to stretch, or even to pull my hair back a bit (I have pretty long hair)- Speaking of long hair…might just be me with me with my “Shirley Temple Curls” lol, but this headset always seems to pull out one or two hairs along the part where the headband connects with the ear cuffs. That is just a risk with allheadsets though, so I just mention it. Nothing to do with the rating.– Bit of a personal negative…no braided fiber cover for the cord. Just standard rubber or whatever, and it feels like it is going to peel away faster than it should. That is just me. Though as before, for 80 dollars, I feel it should have a braided fiber cord.-And finally, the biggest turn-off…there is nothing to download. The headset just simply…is. There is no audio tuning tool, or equalizer, or drivers of any kind. So I suppose it is a BIT positive, because it is just plug-and-play, but AGAIN, FOR 80 DOLLARS…is an equalizer too much to ask?So all together, I feel this is a good product. If you want a good microphone, and a comfortable wear…buy this.However, I will never be buying this particular headset. For what you get, 80 dollars is too much to ask.Sennheiser makes great products, but this price-point to quality ratio is not adding up.I have bought 50 dollar headsets, that lasted me 4 years…that one had a very quality soundcard built in that allowed you to change the volume, and adjust the 7.1 audio, change the balance from side to side and back to front, let you hook up a blu tooth set to it, and had ports on the sound card that let you actually hook up a real sound system to it. AND it had an audio suite (eq, voice changer, mic audio range choices, audio quality changes…literally anything you could possibly need). Roccat Kave XTD is the headset, if you were curious. Best headset ever. Just wanted to try something new here.

Incredibly comfortable with even better range of sound
One week in and so far I’m loving them. I got these to replace my Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 Chroma which I had mostly enjoyed, but had issues with the cord bunching itself up and causing kinks. My warranty allowed me to get $100 in credit since the item wasn’t available anymore, but I decided when I got that back that I’d get a different headset. Well this was a great choice. No flashy lights or anything, but I decided that was less than useful on something I don’t see when I’m using it.The design of these backed by the comfort and quality that Sennheiser is known for makes for a great gaming headset. I’ll admit, when I recieved these and held them in comparison to my Kraken I was skeptical of the fact that they were so much lighter, but that may just be for the best. They are made of mostly plastic, but I’ve seen several videos of people twisting them and wringing them like you’d do to a wet towel and they seem to hold up and return to shape with ease. I’m not planning on doing that test for myself, but it’s good to know they can take that stress.As for the sound quality – wow. I thought that my last headset sounded good, but I had no idea the difference in range that I was missing out on. Everything sounds fuller and crisper. The depth of sound makes me wish I hadn’t been missing out on it for so long. Music sounds incredible and studio quality. These aspects come together to bring immersion level to an all time high.Another note: this headset has a unique earcup design in comparison to the headsets I’ve had in the past. They’re actually almost ear shaped, with a flat frontal section and a curved, contoured section on the back. Seemed weird to me at first and I thought I would hate it, but I was so wrong. Very comfortable and the shape only helps the soundproofing. Another thing that worried me upon opening the package was that they’d be a little too narrow for my big head, but as I’ve already said, they’re very comfortable. I’ve already had a long gaming session and had them on for the majority of the day with no discomfort.Hopefully this helps you make up your mind about this headset, because I’d recommend it to anyone who cares about the quality and depth of their sound.Edit: It’s been about a year and a half now. As of a few months ago, the plastic headband cracked on its own and a few pieces fell off. It was literally set down on my bed and I went to pick it up and the pieces just fell off. No pets or other people were around, so I was very confused as to what happened, but apparently others have had this problem as well. One of the ear cups has separated a lot to the point where the leather covering is now sticking out completely instead of being tucked in and I’d assume glued in like the other side. Dropping my initial rating from a 5 star to a 3 star because of these issues. I would have expected a $100 headset to last longer.

Expected better build quality from this brand.Pros: Sound quality is good. Mic function is OK. Volume control functions as expected. Overall comfort is decent.Cons: Connector pin need to be improved, many a times it causes issues with sound due to loose connection. Worst part is the fabric cover – the part covering the left ear was torn within a year, even after using it with due care.

Sennheiser é o melhor fone disparado