Headset advice

I had a G930. It's a pretty good headset, but I was experiencing some problems with it during the early days after I bought it. For some reason, it was interfering with the WiFi connection at my home and so sometimes it restarted itself. But it doesn't have any problems with the headset at work, though. The earpads weren't very good in terms of quality either. After a while, it started to peel off. But those two are the only problems that I had. The headset is pretty great overall. Great sound quality, and pretty handy programmable macro on the side.

Beyerdynamic MMX 300, don't buy cheap, you buy twice this time, especially with headset stuff (Not that these two mentioned are that cheap to begin with...)

Logitech isn't excatly a great headphonemaker, and the G35 has or atleast had, i dunno which it is now, a clicking microphone issue (I actually own a pair of these) and the sound wasn't that great either.

Any good stereo headphone will beat the living snot out of these 7.1 fancy pantsy headphones.

Sennheisers are a great choice too, or AKG's

But if you want the complete headset experience, go with the one I recommended. Otherwise a table mic and good pair of headphones will do the job too, and cost you less then the one I recommend.

I have the wireless version. I like it a lot since it allows you to hear music / chat while you are in the kitchen, on the toilet or on the way to bed (you can adjust volume and have 3 configurable keys on the headet, so you don't need to be at the computer).
This is my first 5.1-Headset, so I can't compare it to others, but it sounds perfect to me and have never heard complaints about the mic as well.
The battery life is great (I'd say about 8 hours and I already have it for a year) and when the battery is low you just plug it in and use it like a wired headset.
It helps having an recharger for the outlet (not included), so you can recharge it at night and don't have to do it while using it - but it's standard mini-USB, so your mobile-recharger should work.

You've heard my opinion already, it's not really just wireless vs wired though with the G35 vs G930, The G35 is a lot heavier and doesn't sit as tight as the G930 either. (the headset being tight is for me definetly a good thing, feels so much nicer.

Battery life = 10hours and that it means definetly 10hours + it recharges much faster then it consumes, which means if you plug it in 1hour you can use it for 3-4 hours.

interference definetly depends on the environment and you can only find out by actually trying it, I personally have no interference at all.

I've got a Sennheiser PC-360 and I can't complain at all... very solid headset, I've had it for 2 years and it's still like new. It's comfortable and the sound is amazing... It's also fairly expensive though. One thing I regret is that I didn't buy one without microphone, I would love to use it on my phone while I'm out, but that microphone is so damn big... I would rather get a decent headset without a mic and buy one of those cheap standalone mics for whenever it's needed.

Gaming headphones sucks! Get Audio-technica T500.

Just 2 things i'd consider:

Do you have a lot of Noise around your House ? Unless that's the case i would not use closed headphones at home, because they stress your ear much more with the pressure, while often having a very unoriginal sound with music (eg much bassheavier than intended).

Google for broken logitech g35 as imagesearch. The earpieces tend to break at this weak and small plastic part, a small drop or even the pressure you have to apply by pulling the earpieces apart for taking the damn things off might do the trick over time (..at least on an average broad skull with long hair)

I have the G35 and it is amazing :) ignore the people who say gaming headpphones suck, they probably had 1 bad headphone and now they think they are all bad. you will be amazed when you get your G35

So I got my new G930 on friday, and all my problems are solved! No more resetting, and the software works so I can see how much battery I have.

Did you buy a headset yet? I'm looking for one too and cant decide ._.

Got the Razer Tiamat 7.1 headset i mentioned a bit ago in the thread and have been using it for about a week now and it is by far the best headset i have used, well worth the price. Extremely comfortable and sounds amazing with my X-FI Titanium soundcard. With it being an analog headset having a good sound card can make the headset even better unlike usb headsets which use their own drivers and software which aren't always that great. So far haven't had any gripes or issues with it and highly recommend it, especially if you have a dedicated sound card.

One other big plus i want to mention is that i wear glasses and have no problem with this headset. Every other headset i have used started hurting my ears after about 15-20 minutes.

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