LCD-GX

The Audeze LCD-GX is currently the best gaming headset you can get, at least as far as I'm aware. A great and much more budget friendly option is Beyerdynamic MMX-300 Pro.

I tested the Astro a50X, the turtle beach stealth pro, the steel series nova pro wireless, and then the Maxwell. The Maxwell beats them all. Better sound and more comfortable. The Astros are functionally an open back and have hardly any sub bass. They also have no noise isolation. If you aren’t in a

Nothing wrong with old threads; they need love too. Most of the above still stands, with a few caveats. I would not consider the GX. What I said above still applies, it sounds great, but it's not worth the asking price. If you can find one used, that can be a better option; but at MSRP there have be

The only modern open-backed wireless headphones I know of are the Turtle Beach Atlas Airs. I'm not sure on the sound quality myself as the brand isn't as popular in my country but reviews on them are generally favourable as far as gaming headsets go. Gadgetry Tech over on YouTube has a pretty thorou

I use my LCD-2C with a Creative Labs SoundBlaster X5 DAC. The LCD-2C is great for gaming, it does exceptionally well with positional audio. And of course sounds amazing in general. I would think the GX would be virtually identical in performance, it just comes with the in line microphone. If you can

Because they don't come anywhere near Audeze Maxwell or the Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro in terms of sound accuracy, imaging and build quality. The HyperX uses virtual surround sound (DTS) to attempt to mimic the soundstage the proper, open back or planar magnetic drivers provide. If your budget is even