What headset do you use?

SteelSeries Siberia V1 + SteelSeries Sound Card for almost 7 years

http://www.ccreviews.eu/sites/default/files/written/gamecom380/headset.png Plantronics Gamecom 380 Very durable there is also Dota 2 edition which is kinda more expensive i got this for 50$ my best purchase yet , crystal clear mic sound quality at its highest. Oh yeah the ugh dota2 edition is 7.1 i think

x12s. They're good, but what I really like about them is the bass boost. Also cheap so I would recommend it.

Sennheiser HD 518 and Antlion's Modmic will be dropping in the mailbox within the next few days. I can turn my headphones into a headset.

Logitech G35.

SteelSeries Siberia v2 - most comfortable I've ever had, not changing anymore :>

Sennheiser PC 161

Razer Moray earphones + 20 year old Karaoke mic.

Works okay.

Earphones they gave me in the plane

Earphones they gave me in the plane

Philips SHP1900 but only because one of the cats decided that the cable on my Sennheisers would make a great chew-toy :(

I have a Turtle Beach Z11.

They really aren't that bad, sound quality is good for the price, and it's pretty comfy for 3+ hours of use, the wire is long and the wire gets crushed everyday by my chair, though the wire is really strong and seems to be holding up really well, plus it comes with a Audio/ Mic splitter, so if I rip it out, and the thingy bends, I can just buy a new cable for $6. My only compaint is that the mic is really scratchy, and this headset it hella leaky, the person right beside you can hear everything thats coming from the headset, sometimes I feel like it's more of a speaker than a headset.

I use these. I was originally deciding between these or Steelseries Siberia V2 but the Plantronics went on sale for $50 so I went with those. Best set I've ever owned.

Logitech G430

SteelSeries Siberia V2 Frost Blue, lol.

Turtle Beach X12

The mic is super sensitive, which might be a pro/con depending on you, it's lasted me 4 years before the plastic cracked a bit, which was my fault since I tend to drop/throw them around. Easily fixed it with some duct tape! :D They're pretty comfortable for long periods of use. My only complaint is the volume controller is along the cord, and you can accidentally change the volume if it brushes up against your leg.

I have... Some kind of a headset... It's not really a headset... It has a Sony logo on the side... And also a code engraved in the plastic... "MDR-110"... The protective foams on them are pretty beat up...

Hem.

...To say the truth, I mostly just use my speakers sound system. Easier on the ears, in my case.

A 15€ noname one and I'm completely fine with it. Thanks for asking.

I use a Microsoft LX-3000 since 2011 or 2012 I think, and this thing just don't break. It's a little low and hurts my ears after sometimes, but for the price I couldn't ask too much.

When it break, I'm gonna replace to a headphone and a separated mic because it's the cheaper way to go, but there are some good headsets out there too, if you really want one,some people think that using a clip mic or a separated mic isn't that comfortable, one more cable to tangle and break.

The Siberia V2 is highly recommended, there's the Kingston Hyper X and others more expensive like the Sennheiser ones, if you want the microphone attached to your headphone and one cable only. There's a lot of information about these things in forums like Head-fi.

Steel Series Siberia V2 (white) -- I like it, comfortable, it's lasted longer than all of my previous headsets by far (years now) and the sound quality is good.

Logitech G230

Steelseries Siberia V2 Black and Gold

Philips SHB-4000 bluetooth

I'm using Genius HS-400A Tattoo because it looked nice and it was cheap. So far it has lasted me about 7 years... I think it's pretty good considering the mic doesn't pick up my fan blowing in the background.