MG20

90% of the value of the Nova Elite can be found in the Nova Pro Wireless, unfortunately. Besides the adjustment to frequency response, and an improved driver that you'll never really get to push to see the benefits of, at least in a gaming context, an improved mic and better I/O aren't enough to jus

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

Compared to the Nova Pro, the Maxwell 2 is a fairly substantial upgrade in sound quality; it's also much more passively isolating than the Novas. Where the Maxwell's fall behind is mic and sidetone performance. If those aren't as critical to you, the Maxwell is the better buy, over the GX. As for th

That’s the main hang up. I would too. I’ve spent much more. But that $300 price point is very hard to push further in the market; the Master & Dynamic MG20 is a perfect example of this in action. Until the VZR Model One, and then the Maxwell after it, the MG20 was the best sounding headset on the ma

To be fair, you're already partly right; the best ANC on the market, even trumping what Sony and Bose are doing, are the AceZone headsets. The attenuation on those headphones is near black magic. The ambient/background noise reduction of the Audeze Maxwell is the best I've ever tested on any device,

The issue is that there is no gaming wireless headset that would give better audio and build quality then, say Beyerdynamic Tygr 300 R or Sennheiser HD550, not at any price range. It's just not possible. if you are playing any highly competitive fps or something very immersive then you absolutely do