The very same qualities that make the Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X perfect for long hours of critical listening, mixing, and mastering of audio are great for gaming. And you get everything needed in a set of headphones. Each headset that we test we use as our daily drivers for at least a week, that way we get to experience not just the sound, but what it's like to use each set of cans on a daily basis.

Listening to music is a lovely experience in the ATH-M50xSTS, which I kind of expect for an Audio Technica headset. These are essentially a rebuild of the ATH-M50x so they're brimming with that good sound DNA. It's well balanced with little details shining through in songs. A little bass heavy in the way that all headsets tend to be, but it's fairly mild and the bright treble and warm tones are lovely to be immersed in. With all the qualities mentioned above, it goes without saying that if you are into content creation, the DT 900 Pro X will help you create the most accurate audio for your audience. Since a lot of us are now dabbling in some form of creation be it streaming, podcasting or YouTube, these are a no brainer. This gaming headsetis old school cool. There aren't any real drivers to worry about, and certainly no blaring gamer software to have to not only install but also navigate. These are plug and play in the truest of sense just immediately working with whatever I plug them into flawlessly. Logitech stresses this ability to mix and match products as one of the perks of the collection. Tiffany Beers, head of audio engineering at Logitech G, told Polygon that the line’s colors were selected in part because they would look good together. One could, for example, curate a sort of ombre gaming setup with a blue headset, purple mouse, and white keyboard.Due to working with PCs and what not, I'm reviewing the USB model which has a fixed USB Type-A cable and comes with a USB Type-C adapter in the box and has absolutely no issues. For people much cooler than me there's even an incredibly uncommon analog XLR option, which feels like it goes further to show off audio reverence in these devices. low-latency connection: features low latency 2.4ghz lossless wireless for high fidelity audio, the audio latency is less than 30ms, so you can aim and react even faster because picture and sound are even more synchronized. Forget your typical bloated gamer bass. The DT 900 Pro X is almost surgical in precision, allowing me to hear layers of bass that hits just right without ever dominating and muddying the equally sharp highs. Beyer really wasn’t kidding when they said these cans are for critical listening. You hear everything.

I've only recently started playing the exceptional Ghost of Tsushima and these headphones bring the game world to life in a way that's just hard to describe. Almost every gaming headset I've had the pleasure of wearing has had a pretty poor quality microphone. They're mostly fine for game chats and yelling at your friends, but the second you want your voice to sound good they can get in the bin. Your average gamer probably doesn't mind too much, and would definitely rather their headset delivers great sound and maybe forgoes the mic quality for a cheaper price. But there's a reason most streamers, podcasters, and content creators of many stripes will have a dedicated desk mic for those higher quality recordings. Though all things considered, I struggle to imagine a customer who wouldn't be happy with these as a wireless gaming headset. They're pricey, but within reason for their specs, and they certainly deliver on everything you could want for gaming, and listening to music, on your PC. That impressive battery life is, of course, a best-case scenario. A lot of that has to do with the volume you're running the headset at, and volume is probably my only real complaint. It's absolutely loud enough but I can listen to it at full volume and still be fairly comfortable. This is a 3.5mm wired headset, however, so just bear in mind that both the microphone and audio quality could be adversely affected by your motherboard's DAC/amp or whatever sound card/external device you plug it into. It shouldn't make a huge difference nowadays, even the cheapest motherboards have relatively decent audio, but worth sparing a thought for your holistic audio setup.total wireless freedom: play for longer with up to 30 hours of battery life(at 60% volume). 2.4g wireless audio transmission and a 10m range gives you freedom to move. play in stereo on ps5, ps4,pc and mobile.

Precisely clear audio - enjoy the real clear and lossless sound quality with 7.1 surround-sound technology, creating a field of immersion wherever in game field, listening to alive concert or in a chat room. the 40mm drivers offer a wider frequency range, richer sound fields, higher definition and extreme fidelity sound. superior comfort: flexible design with adjustable headband and soft memory protein foam earpads for a more comfortable experience during long gaming sessions; the cool rgb lighting adds some style to your gaming setup. Turning to competitive shooters like CoD Warzone and Apex Legends, the impressive clarity and fantastic audio positioning make it easy to identify the location and relative distance of opponents. Every bullet sings and whines, explosions boom and shake and environments come to life. lights turn-on/turn-off/color setting: you can turn on/off the led lights when using the cat headphones as you like. except for that, you can set the colors on the headphones for kids into stable color(blue, green, purple and red) or set into glowing colorful lights. this is what is different from other kids wireless headphones.Even our absolute favourite gaming headsets fail to go toe-to-toe with an ok quality desktop microphone. Audio Technica's new ATH-M50xSTS StreamSet headset says hell no to that, spend all that money on me instead. Beyerdynamic includes two different cable lengths cables; 3m and a shorter 1.8m for console gamepads, Nintendo Switch, or other portable devices. These cables didn't make any noise, which was something that was present on the MMX 100. The low power requirement of 48 ohms allows you to use the DT 900 Pro X on almost anything without needing an amplifier too. Sadly, the mic is your fairly standard affair and while it will work just fine for chat in games, it's very basic and uninspired when it comes to sound quality.

These are extremely well-built headphones with a level of comfort that is hard to beat. Forget even lambskin leather, these pads wrap your ears with heavenly comfort. The huge circular velour pads completely cover the ears and fellow bespectacled gamers won't face any discomfort either. I don't know how long they'll last but thankfully, they are replaceable.comfortable and adjustable] - designed with long-term wear in mind, the cat ear headphones are perfect for long gaming sessions, flights, movie watching or listening to music. the protein-padded soft earmuffs and extendable headband means it will fit most head sizes from kids to adults comfortably. High sensitivity mic: the headset filters out of the ambient noise in your area and enables real time conversations without delay. you can be heard in relatively noisy environments without having to repeat yourself; the microphone is also 120° rotatable so that you can get it at just the right distance from your mouth please note: when you connect a ps5/ps4/pc/laptop, you need to combine the 2-in-1 transmitter before connecting the device; if you have any questions, please let us know and we will always be there for you.included components: charging case Don't judge me, but I've lost my fair share of headset microphones in my career, but I'm not a huge fan of leaving the mic in front of my face all day when it's not in use. A flip-up mic is a much better option, so glad to see one make the cut with the HS55. Not only is Logitech’s new line pretty, but it’s also good quality gaming gear. The accessories feel lightweight and sturdy in my experience, and they’re fully customizable with Logitech’s proprietary gaming software. Our colleagues at The Verge were impressed by the G305 gaming mouse’s price-to-features ratio when it launched in 2018 and the G915 TKL keyboard comes highly reviewed at Tom’s Guide, Endgadget, and PC Gamer. Having tried out both Logitech’s G733 headset and the Razer Kraken with Kitty ears, I found the G733 to be a bit more comfortable after a few hours of gaming.