Do people really buy not that cheap gaming headset when they just buy the regular ones?
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I think he's asking if people really buy gaming headset when they can buy regular ones. Honestly, I don't know, but from my own experience regular headsets are shit. While you are paying mostly for comfort and quality, I don't mind paying $60 for headphones that will last me twice as long and bring me twice as much pleasure from volume than crappy sony headsets.
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Nothing is worse than an uncomfortable headset. Your ears will never forgive you.
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Srsly? You can get waaaay better sound from non-gamer headsets for the same price. The only reason for me to get gaming headphones was only the wireless headphones + mic and if you want wired ones you can get way better sound and mic from non gamer headphones and a microphone.
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Not in my experience. Every single pair of 'non-gaming' headsets that I've owned were utter crap, and sony nonetheless. This single pair of headset that I own right now is better than any other pair I've ever owned, and I don't buy cheap pairs either.
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Maybe this will help?
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/surround-sound-headset-benchmark,3125.html#
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Personally, I have a fatality headset. It's pretty comfortable and the audio is fantastic ( It ups the volume by quite a bit, and has better quality than any set of headphones I've used ). Of course, because of fate, they are a bit beaten up from me dropping them. It has a LONG wire.
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Do you have the basic Fatality headset (i.e., the one that doesn't have EAX built in)? I just got a pair earlier in the week, and I'm finding the audio quality to be pretty average. It's the most comfortable headset I've ever worn, however, and that's a huge plus for me.
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Well, it may be the basic one, but I mean, it has decent quality. I don't recall having better headphones than the ones I have now. It may just be me.
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Very cheap price - Sennheiser HD 201/202
Cheap price - Shure SRH440 / Sennheiser HD 508
Average price - AKG K 701
Rule of thumb: avoid "gaming" headsets. They break easily and are overpriced for their actual quality. Ones such as Fatal1ty should be avoided if you're looking durability and sound quality.
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The best I ever had is the ROCCAT KAVE
...but if you wait a little you can get the ROCCAT KAVE XTD
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I personally don't use a 'gaming' headset in my setup at home but I've used a Razer Carcharias for almost 3 years now thanks to a gaming cafe near my university. Let me tell you, ALL 'gaming' headsets overprice their mediocre products. You can buy awesome headphones with MUCH BETTER SOUND QUALITY and COMFORT. After that, just go for a $5-$10 microphone clip-on.
I suggest looking into studio headphones. You can also check out ATH-M50 (Audio-Technica) or Sennheiser ones.
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Rosewill RHTS-8206 is what I'm using, really good price, incredible quality and a great microphone.
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I wouldn't touch combined mic/headphones...
headdies: HD25/HD215 Sennies
mic: Logitech C300 webcam / PL88L Electro Voice dynamic
I used to use $20-25 TDK headphones until I used at a gig once and the bouncer must have thought they looked worth more haha. He ganked em, the bastard, the night before a AA2.x ladder match to
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I'd recommend the Playstation Pulse Elite headset, a bit expensive but worth it (Got mine off Craigslist for $75). It's just so convenient to have a 7.1 surround sound wireless headset that has a mic inside it, also works on both PS3 & PC! Bassimpact will not fail you~
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No such thing.
Get a nice pair of headphones and a mic attachment.
Grabbing this from my old post:
You're much better going to a site like Head-fi, your best bet is a decent pair of Headphones and a clip on mic, I had a list but must have misplaced it...let me go look.
Edit: Can't find it, anyways here are some to check out:
Creative Aura Live
Sony MDR-V6
Ultrasone HFI-450
Audio Technica Ad700
Koss DJ100 (Might wanna replace the earpads if you get these with M50 pads)
Audio-Technica ATH-M50
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I used to always get cheap head sets but they'd only last a few months until they broke. I'd jump across all these different brands and I'd keep wasting money and time picking out a new one. I finally decided to get a nice pair and bought a Logitech G930. They have been absolutely top notch since day 1. Great sound quality, great drivers, great microphone quality, and wireless is an awesome feature. It's a bit pricey, but I bought it expecting for it to last a long time while being a good quality headset and it certainly hasn't disappointed.
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kk i might have finally found one i can get an Plantronics RIG Gaming Headset with batllefield 4 limited edition for $180 what do you guys think?
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I'm using an old pair of Razer Morays that I got back in 2009. Still work, still good, at least for what I do. Cost me about 35 dollars.
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any recommendations for a good gaming headset as mine broke so it is that time where I have to search for a good one to buy
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