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Psychout
Finland16 Posts
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clusen
Germany8702 Posts
On April 01 2011 21:12 Psychout wrote: And I'd suggest you to stay clean of the Creative's Fatal1ty headsets, three of my friends have had those and every single one has mysteriously broken down. My brother had 2 of those and both broke quite fast. I need a recommandation. Currently I'm using a Sennheiser PC161, which is pretty awesome and worked for 2,5 years now. But I drove a little bit too often over the cable with my chair and now the cable has a loose connection I'm thinking about new headphones with an additional mic and it would be cool to stay beneath 100€ for both. Any tips? | ||
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kanix
Sweden67 Posts
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lux27
Germany33 Posts
a) steelerseries siberia v2 b) zowie hammer i can't recommend a)sennheiser pc 150 (broke much too fast) b)creative "Fatal1ty" Gaming Headset (very uncomfortable) | ||
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ChrisXIV
Austria3553 Posts
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Koshi
Belgium38797 Posts
On April 01 2011 10:05 Facehugger wrote: I am really interested in Logitech G35 Surround Sound Headset. Can anyone recommend it? What about the build in sound card? Bass is any good? I've switched from Razer Imperator to Logitech G500, can I expect same build quality(durability,feel, good quality plastic) from Logitech headphones as well? I got these headphones for New Year and I am very very pleased with them. I am a SteelSeries fan but after getting the G35 as a present I don't know what I would buy next time. The previous comments explain the difference already but I would like this point as well. If you like very light-weighted headsets, and you play/work in a private area I suggest the SteelSeries Siberia 2.0. This headset doesn't put any pressure on your head, it kinda rests on your ears. But if you like headsets that are somewhat airtight around your ears (which neglect external sounds) I suggest the G35. The previous version sometimes gave you "warm ears" after a long time gaming, but these last version is very comfortable. I have worked with both and the sound is fine for gaming with both. Listening to series and music is better with the G35 (for me). PS: The G35 works with USB. This is for some people with laptops a problem. | ||
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nastyndog
United States43 Posts
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Overpowered
Czech Republic764 Posts
My father has Roccat Kave - awesome sound, mic is broken also, it is very heavy but surprisingly comfortable - your whole ear is in headset and you cant hear anything "outside" I would go for Siberia v2, when my Barracuda brokes, I will definitely go for em. | ||
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semantics
10040 Posts
On April 01 2011 22:43 Koshi wrote: I got these headphones for New Year and I am very very pleased with them. I am a SteelSeries fan but after getting the G35 as a present I don't know what I would buy next time. The previous comments explain the difference already but I would like this point as well. If you like very light-weighted headsets, and you play/work in a private area I suggest the SteelSeries Siberia 2.0. This headset doesn't put any pressure on your head, it kinda rests on your ears. But if you like headsets that are somewhat airtight around your ears (which neglect external sounds) I suggest the G35. The previous version sometimes gave you "warm ears" after a long time gaming, but these last version is very comfortable. I have worked with both and the sound is fine for gaming with both. Listening to series and music is better with the G35 (for me). PS: The G35 works with USB. This is for some people with laptops a problem. It's also a benefit for some people with laptops that have poor audio built in. | ||
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EliteReplay
Dominican Republic913 Posts
On April 01 2011 21:51 kanix wrote: I have Steelseries siberia v2 its awsome and verygood in all ways I have 1year with then i can tell, are very good, and confortables, | ||
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preciousss
Philippines3 Posts
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Johnny Business
Sweden1251 Posts
Steelseries 5hv2. The left speaker stopped working on those after less then a year. I got them for free tho so I am not complaining. Fatalitys headset. Really cheap pair that was uncomfortable and the mic broke really quick on those. Some random Logitech USB headset. These last a couple of months before the speakers broke. Then I salvaged them and used the mic + a pair of real headphones. I am currently using Sennheiser HD-25 + a Zalman mic and they have lasted really long. The mic is really cheap and easy to replace and you can replace all cables on the Headphones. | ||
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Serejai
6007 Posts
Honestly, it feels like such a quality product I can't imagine it not lasting me at least ten years. However, I wouldn't recommend this if you have a big head. It's not a tight fit on me, but it's snug. I could see it being uncomfortable if you have a larger head. As someone who hates overpaying for things, this was well worth it imo. | ||
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sand
United States66 Posts
I really hadn't been using the microphone that much in my 1 month timeframe (before I couldn't return them) and came to find out that it is super quiet unless you have literally RIGHT next to your mouth. No amount of turning up the microphone in Windows changed anything besides turning on microphone boost - but the problem is that the headset feeds the microphone back into your ears. So with boost on, you hear the noise of speakers static when you're not even talking. Also noticed that sometimes my ears would hurt over time. It wasn't always and really had to do with how the set "sat" on my head and ears (especially given I've got classes, it could crush my ear onto my glasses. Finding the perfect "fit" was kind of a pain in the ass and I haven't had issues with headsets and my glasses until this pair. Used it in Vent (had to have output of 10), SC2 (even maxed I was quiet) and had Win7 have the highest volume setting possible. (Using an HD-Omega soundcard). All in all, at the last second decided to get my refund. Still on the market I guess... using my super old Sennheiser HD 202s until I find something else. | ||
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Kovaz
Canada233 Posts
Only problem is I'm pretty sure they stopped making this headset, so it's kind of hard to find. Don't buy any other turtle beach headsets if you're looking for quality though. I don't know how they managed to make the HPX, but every other headset they make is not nearly as good for the price. | ||
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Phayze
Canada2029 Posts
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tbeen
Germany98 Posts
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xlnt
Sweden106 Posts
Sennheiser PC360 all the way if you have 120€~ to spare on a headset.  | ||
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tbeen
Germany98 Posts
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BobGayman
89 Posts
On April 01 2011 21:57 lux27 wrote: i recommend a) steelerseries siberia v2 b) zowie hammer i can't recommend a)sennheiser pc 150 (broke much too fast) b)creative "Fatal1ty" Gaming Headset (very uncomfortable) I've been using my PC150 for at least 8 years now, I'm interested to know what you consider "too fast". | ||
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