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United States22883 Posts
Couldn't you kind of tell they'd be terrible by looking at them? o.o They're not even cans, it's just a cheap headphone with an outer cushion.
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Sorry to hear that.
Headsets are good from the following brands:
Sennheiser [ my personal favorite ], steelseries, icemats, certain plantronics [ they have high quality mics ].
I'll be winning a razer piranha headset this weekend so I guess I'll know how that is soon enough.
Look up the sennheiser PC150-160 series if you're looking for bang for buck. I've used them personally, really great sound for the price and mic is pretty much top quality as far as mics go for even mid to high level range headsets.
Edit: Its usually a mistake to buy headsets or headphones in the store unless you specifically know what you're looking for. I'm like an amateur audiophile [ maybe that's an oxymoron idk ] but i've always ordered all my sound cans from the internet after research.
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i used those for a while sound quality is bad though like you said, they didnt really hurt my ears though, i use sennheiser pc151s now
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I have Logitech headphones that look a lot like these. Yes they are shit, however, they're cheap. If you want good headphones be prepared to invest 50-100 American dollars on them. I don't mind my headphones since I only use them when playing FPS games or talking on vent. Before I bought them I didn't even have a microphone, so convenience is more important than quality; at least for me. know what you want before you buy.
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Yea those are pretty damn bad, I got a pair but never really use them. The Jabra C820 I got is pretty awesome, I recommend the Sennheiser HD280 as well.
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is awesome32277 Posts
Look at the good side of it, you will be able to bench things with your ears in no time!
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Has logitech ever made a decent headset?
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Edit: Someone was posting on my account. -___-.
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you don't need no fucking headset in the first place..
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Buy Sony MDR-V6 or Sennheisers. I've used both. MDR-V6 is my favorite. Same model they've been making for like 35 years, and I know people who still have them from when they got them back in the 80's, and they continue to work wonderfully. They use them in recording studios quite often, and they're quite cheap ($75 new, will last you a lifetime) as far as quality headphones goes. Price means nothing when it comes to quality headphones.
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You'll get used to them. I think they are decent, they break very easily aswell tho 
the mic fell of from mine
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On November 08 2008 07:37 ThePhan2m wrote:You'll get used to them. I think they are decent, they break very easily aswell tho
the mic fell of from mine
Youd make the most confusing reviewer ever.
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I'm using Philips SHP805-97
Pros:
+ cheap
+ very comfort
+ good sound quality
Cons:
+ no external volume control
+ no mic
Philips are the best
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On November 08 2008 08:50 Elvin_vn wrote:I'm using Philips SHP805-97 Pros: + cheap + very comfort + good sound quality Cons: + no external volume control + no mic Philips are the best
Is that really considered a headset then? I'm not quite sure to be completely honest lol..
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no mic = not a headset.
but probly good headphones
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lol that's what happened to mine.
it was okay while it lasted. i agree on the uncomfortable thing
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This is why you search "productname reviews" on google before you buy any electronics. Noob.
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Yeah, i forgot we're talking about headset. But anyways it's a decent headphone
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