PC38X

Fractal design Scapes if those are within budget. Otherwise HyperX Cloud III's. Turtle Beach Atlas Airs are also not bad, though only because open back and wireless is so hard to find (AFAIK there's literally 2 options) If wired is fine Drop+Epos H3X, H6pros, or PC38X headsets are good options too.

If you want a headset with a mic I recommend the pc38x from drop. Long story short it is a sennheiser hd560s with a flip mic on the side with a lower impedance requirement and slightly different tuning to make it sound like everything is around you instead of in front (I have both and this is how I

I use the Drop pc38x on PC and I'm pretty sure they work for console. Great headphones for gaming, music, and get a lot of use on zoom calls for work too

I’ve heard or read others claim the Asus Kitharas, and possibly the Drop/Sennheiser PC38X are better. But if you want wireless, the Maxwell 2s can’t be beat imo.

I really like the PC38X from Drop.com (EPOS/Sennheiser Gaming collab). Currently $149 USD. Good sound stage, wired, open back over-ear so you can hear when someone wants your attention at home. Easy volume control, built in boom mic. Lightweight enough and breathable for longer gaming sessions.

I replied to your OP but in case you don’t see it, I 10/10 would recommend PC38X wired headset from Drop. Super comfortable, accurate sound for gaming, nice soundstage for music, and no latency. It has more bass than other gaming headsets but is still very spatially accurate.

If you want a safe, no-nonsense wired setup that works great for both PC and PS5, the Drop + EPOS PC38X is hard to beat. It delivers excellent positional audio for games, clean mids for music, and one of the best mics you can get without going standalone. Pair it with a simple USB DAC and you’re wel

For $100–150, the Drop + EPOS / Sennheiser PC38X is a top pick if you want wired, no ANC, comfort, and excellent sound. If you don’t need a mic, Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro (80Ω) is a classic for comfort and audio quality, while the Sennheiser HD560S is great if you prefer open-back sound and a wider so

kinda get your spot. i went through the same confusion after my mh751 broke last year. for rpg and youtube you want something with good mids and bass, not just footsteps. honestly skip the cloud alphas - they have a weird hollow sound. the cloud 3 wireless is actually fine if you eq it a bit. but if

When you use a BT set of earphones/airpods or a set of wired earbuds with mic, those mics are for phone calls, not gaming and chat. Thats why it sounds tinny, low quality, or doesnt work at all. There just isnt enough bandwidth. You would need a set of wireless earphones with a 2.5ghz dongle, like t