H6 Pro Open

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

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.

HyperX Cloud III's are good. Blackshark has a good mic, better than the Cloud III's, but is lacking elsewhere. But here are some other options: Drop+Epos H3X, currently $20+shipping on drop.com for as good or better all round quality than the HyperX cloud III's. One of the best closed back headsets

I got a pair of Epos H6Pro last week and have been enjoying them. Went with the Open-Back version and tested them on my controller and found the controller gets them at a decent enough volume for my liking. There's also a Closed-Back version and I read they're slightly louder (since their closed). D

i feel that wife yelling part deeply. open back saved my marriage lol. the EPOS H6PRO open back works great with USB via the dongle and you can hear if someones calling you. super lightweight, velour pads dont get sweaty after 8 hour days. the audio is clean for both gaming and calls and the mic fli

i ran into this exact thing last year with a gaming-focused headset that sounded flat for music. at that budget, i'd look at the Audio-Technica ATH-M50xSTS, the soundstage is way better for music but they still game hard. the Audeze Maxwell Wireless is a bit of a stretch at the top of your budget bu

Right, first it's not available anymore but the sennheiser game one (open back) are the best headset I've ever used on PS4 and ps5. People often complain they are quiet without an amp but I disagree. Mine finally died so I bought the Epos H6pro (open back), not as good but still awesome if you prefe

I know the Epos headsets have replaceable earpads. They are quality stuff, Epos is just Seinheisser. I would consider the H6pro closed back to be comparable to the MMX300 pro. Slightly worse sound accuracy for music, but more immersive for gaming, and some of the incidentals are better quality (stoc

Wired: Epos H3X is the best deal you can get right now. Some of the best closed back headphones under $160 and it's currently $20 on Drop.com Epos H6pro open back. A step up from the H3X's, and the advantages (and disadvantages) of open back for $80 on Amazon Wireless: HyperX Cloud III's, best close

Drop+Epos H3x (best budget headset) Drop+Epos H6pro (best budget open back, best closed back sound under $300) Drop+Epos PC38x (best sounding headset for anything approaching a reasonable price) HyperX cloud IIIs (Cheapest good wireless option, one of only 2 that even has a usb-c cable) Turtle beach