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

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 had similar factors like you with comfort was my #1 priority and sound quality as #2. I wanted something with earcups deep enough so it doesn’t touch my ears, not too warm. Also wanted something with great sound quality to hear footsteps and directional sounds (imaging) when fps gaming. I’ve tried

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.

The Epos H6PRO open is one option. I think it's an old headset and Epos seems to have stopped making gaming headsets and refocused on business solutions, which is a shame because they were pretty damn good. I think that's about it from the top of my head. If you want openback and a mic, that's going

I've been using the EPOS H6 pro headset for the past couple months. They've been super comfortable for 10+ hour sessions, even with glasses. It doesn't have any "gamer" aesthetic bits and the mic is magnetically detachable, so if you remove it, they're basically just normal-looking wired headphones.

LITERALLY anything from Epos. Epos is Sennheiser's gaming division, and their headsets are the quality you'd expect from a reputable brand like Sennheiser. I've got the Epos PC38X, and it's fantastic. No extra software to download or anything, just plug and play. I'm also going to recommend AGAINST

The EPOS H6Pro (closed or open) were the spiritual successor to the GSP line, but EPOS exited the gaming business last year. They’re pretty solid, very well built but large so if you have a smaller head they could be unwieldy. They’ve been cleared out and are easy to find for a reasonable price. Oth

Okay so, I decided to not get the Blackshark V2 or V3 and I will be ordering the Epos H6Pro. Amazon has the Open-Back on sale for $80. Been watching and reading a TON of reviews on them and they seem to be widely loved by many and for the most part come highly recommended for build quality and sound