DROP + EPOS PC38X Gaming Headset Noise-Cancelling Microphone with Over-Ear Open-Back Design, Velour Earpads, Compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox, Mac, Mobile, and More (Yellow)

Used to buy these when they were Sennheiser, needed a replacement and this seemed to be the rebadged version, same great quality, the previous pair lasted me years, let's hope these do the same. Sound quality is good, cord is a good length and comes with a convenient extra cable for use on consoles.

This replaced my Sennheiser PC 363D as my daily headset practically because it is identical, and that's a good thing. I prefer an open ear headset so I'm not deaf to my surroundings and I will be honest this is a disadvantage in any FPS. But the sheer quality of sound and comfortability easily makes up for it.

Easily the best gaming headset, it’s a shame it’s never anywhere close to MSRP 99% of the time

Sound quality is great! however after one year of usage the padding around the ears burst and I ended up with left ear pressed against an itchy foam that was exposed under the material. So one start taken away by lack of durability on the ear padding.

Great sounding and comfortable headphones. Microphone is good quality as well, my friends when playing games online have commented that my voice comes through clear and sounding good.

I've used these at work for a year now, because I don't like being sound-isolated from my surroundings, and I don't like shouting on Teams calls. These headphones are near perfect. The only thing I miss is a USB adapter, but I just use the one off my old Hyper-X headphones!

Like most I'd scoured the internet for reviews and found almost universal praise behind heaped upon them, so I pressed the oh so easy buy now option. 1 day later they arrived, plugged them into multiple sources and found the sound to be incredible, however....after a few sessions of gaming via my sound blaster g6 I noticed the bass becoming less tight and starting to warble a tad under bassy moments. Every other headphone I have (and I have a lot) don't have issues with these settings on my g6 and to be honest I have it set quite flat I like punchy bass rather than marauding bass. So I was very disappointed at the fact that these cans had effectively become muddy. Then I remembered a review by an audiophile on YouTube who did say despite the praise. That he managed on relatively low volumes managed to make the driver pop and he was concerned the headphone would be damaged, give this review is well respected in the premium headphone review space, namely Joshua valour. This review was my only red flag, but it turns out the drivers in these cans are very fussy about what low end and consequent volume they are willing to take.Sure if you are using these with controller audio or a low output motherboard extension then these will probably suit, but going via dac amps that can push beyond their very limited range of capability will no doubt result in damaged drivers. Which is a real shame as they clearly are excellent in many other ways. What gets me is the price of these even at £150 you'd expect a premium build, but we're talking sharp cheap plastics and as above, really poor quality drivers if pushed even slightly beyond their limited abilities.

I bought this headphone after watching many reviews and headphone comparisons. I can tell you that this is far far better than any SteelSeries, Razer or any expensive gaming stuff. I also looks casual so you don't look like an alien while wearing it. DROP + EPOS is a side brand of Sennheiser anyway so don't expect something bad, they are the leaders in sound market.