H6 Pro Open

As a big audio fan that’s not always the truth. Yes you’ll get better experience on the audio side but build quality isn’t always the truth. Sennheiser for instance has had lots of issues with the batteries for their wireless products, Sony and pioneer for instance had insanely awful hinges on anyth

I highly recommend the Epos H6Pro. Got a pair last month and it has been my favorite headset for both sound quality and mic quality. I have tried well over 10+ headsets over the years and so far this has checked off everything that I personally look for, comfort (even when wearing glasses), sound, m

Supposedly a Focusrite Scarlett Solo (probably 3rd gen and older) works with the PS5. So you can run a lav mic to that. But you're not getting wireless. To go wireless, you'll have to buy a decent wireless system that can communicate between interface and the mic. You're better off buying a good gam

Thank you! I'm hoping with this new I can finally have a headset that doesn't hurt when I have glasses on and sounds great! If you're curious I bought the Epos H6Pro. It's discontinued, but I heard a lot of great reviews on it and figured I'd give it a go

I just picked up the Epos H6Pro and hands down it is the best sounding headset I have used. Tried the mic last night and for a headset that came out 4+ years ago it sounded better than my Arctis 5X and that was released like a year ago.

For the most part I can agree with buying anything gaming branded in that it is essentially over priced garbage. The reason I don't fully agree is the newest headset I got a few weeks ago. It's from Epos (I think they're a sister company too Sennheiser) and they make higher end headphones and made t

I have the Nova 5x and would say it's just okay for single player immersive style games. With the right EQ it can be slightly better than okay. I personally prefer the Epos H6Pro (open-back version) headset i just recently got. With them being open-back it really expands upon the open world of most

EPOS H6Pro Open, plugged into the controller, or Drop/Sennheiser PC38X.

I had a G35 finally die on me a couple of years ago. A friend suggested EPOS H6Pro. I really like them. They offer a wide variety of colors, and come in open and closed variants. Check them out on Amazon.

I can't say anything about the above, but the Epos H6Pro Closed back is around 170 euros I believe and one of the best headsets I've ever had. Now I have the Astro A50 Gen 5. It's more expensive but extremely good with a lot of hard hitting bass. Both are really perfect for Battlefield games imho.