SR850

Honestly man. If you don't want to go separate headphone/mic route, another set of cloud 3s is the play for hunt and anything you need to catch footsteps with. The 3s catch alot of shit for not having the bloated bass but it really helps with picking out movement. Ill mention here for others that mi

As a 25 year cs player i prfer analog audio with studio monitoring headphones. Gamer audio is a ripofff 75+%of the time. I returned my crossair rgb headset that cost like 3x to get samson sr850's. They sound so much better it took me over 6 months to stop turning around thinking sound was behind me.

Seems like a console problem. Perhaps the ps5 headphones "3D" audio is a bit of software that insurgency doesn't take advantage of. Many headphones from large manufacturers like Sony tend to tout a lot of bullshit about their audio quality, using software such as Razer 8D audio to make up for the he

Both can be good. Entirely depends on what you mean by "good headset" if you mean gamer branded stuff (Razer, Logitech, HyperX, etc.) then yeah, you can probably get some chi-fi IEMs that will sound better. There's a lot to go into with sound quality, pricing and a bunch more but I can recommend two

Ima odličnih prijedloga ovdje. Svakako su Sennheiser i Beyerdynamics savršene slušalice. Cijenovno malo skuplje ali opravdano. Ja eventualno mogu preporučiti nešto u malo jeftinijem stilu ako želiš uštedjeti a i dalje imati odličan zvuk. Znači Samson SR850 slušalice su cjenovno prihvatljive ali i da

Not really. I own a pair of Samson SR850 and I have the Koss Porta Pros, which use the same drivers as the KSC75. The Kuntens are better for directional audio in my experience. Spatial awareness is better on headphones by a bit but not that big of a difference in this price point; game sense would s

I'll use wireless earbuds [JBL with wireless low latency dongle for pc] with my laptop and casual gaming, no big deal. It's nice for couch play too with a controller like my SN30 Pro. When I want to be serious though it's all analog audio output, no USB bullshit, no wireless bullshit. I'm a 25 year

If you're playing competitive Ideally you'd want something semi open back, either koss ksc75 or Samson sr850, you're able to pinpoint spacial noise incredibly well with these, especially the Samsons. I'd stay away from IEMs for comp shooters, the form factor isn't really made for directional imaging