So as the title says. My current headset kinda died. Rip my old buddy Looking for suggestions on what to buy now. https://www.alternate.nl/Logitech/G...ng-Headset/html/product/1075079?tk=7&lk=16150 Was the one I had, it was really nice along my ears so was hoping to get something like that. Price range is €60 - 100 Please enlighten me guys with your ideas.
Currently owning a G430 aswell so hey! What are your wishes specifically?: Open or closed earshells? On-ear or over-ear? Stereo, 5.1 or 7.1? Microphone? Volume slider on the cable? Wired, wireless? Only PC, or also consoles / mobile?
Closed is preferred Over-ear Trying to get 5.1. if 7.1 is possible for a bit more, why not. Yes, microphone. Slider not really needed on the cable. Wired for sure, I will forget the battery if it will be wireless. Pc. I ain't a console peasant.
F7are, can you tell me what's the G430 like? I've been looking at it for quite a while now and I'm quite tempted to get them. Downie, I'd suggest you to avoid Razer headsets since their quality is bollocks.
G430 is brilliant! I really suggest to take it. And ye, razor was a no go for me already. My brother once had one, broke within 6 months. Edit: That Kingston HyperX Cloud does look nice. How is it on the ears oku?
@Chale G430 is quite nice. The only problem I am having right now is that Surround sound simply breaks when trying to use a voice program at the same time. No idea why.
Certainly HyperX cloud II then. 7.1 Pretty good quality mic with filter on Makes you look like a sexy elite pro g4m3r Colors I could find: Kingston HyperX Cloud II Grijs (Gunmetal) - Gamingheadsetshop.nl Kingston HyperX Cloud II Rood - Gamingheadsetshop.nl Kingston HyperX Cloud II Roze - Gamingheadsetshop.nl ( < best )
@Chale Lasted around 3 years for me. Only problem I am currently having is that my microphone tend to stop at random times. So kinda annoying when I am talking with people and 2 words into a sentence my mic just stops. Might go for https://www.alternate.nl/Kingston-H...und-Headset/html/product/1182487?event=search then. Having a friend work at alternate is always handy.
Sounds like a very annoying issue. My friend suggested me to go with expensive headphones and a cheaper mic, that could work too. But still, your choice.
Make sure you get one with an separate power supply, because usb ports on the PC will give crappy noise. A separate amp is nice too since it will have more power to present the sound nicely.