Full disclosure, I bought these on sale for $110 not the MSRP. I am reviewing them based on the $110 price. I would wait for them to go on sale, and not buy them for MSRP. Bought these to pair them specifically with the ROG Ally wirelessly and they did not disappoint. You can connect them via Bluetooth and both the Bluetooth and detachable Boom-Mic work via Bluetooth. So you can decide to not have the mic attached to the headset, but still have the Bluetooth mic transmit sound in discord. Alternatively, you can attach the mic and use that for better mic audio. The included headset transmitter is USB-A so it doesn't work without a Dongle. However, you can install the EPOS hardware, update the headset firmware and then uninstall the software as the software is very lacking. I recommend using FXSound and adjusting the EQ to your preferred sound. The FXSound software works with the device when connected via wire, dongle or Bluetooth. For reference I have the Sennheiser 800s, the PC38X and while these are not open back headphones, the Sound Stage and Drivers are A Tier for Wireless Closed Back Gaming. I haven't had any issues with Static or Build Quality after about 100 hours of use. Again, I'd recommend them 100% at the sale price. For the MSRP, I can't recommend them especially since EPOS is winding down and warranty may not be available in a year. Keep that in mind when purchasing these.

Even though this is made by sennheiser, a great studio audio company/disturber… this is not worth it value, that’s near $300, don’t forget your taxes… but out of all the many “gaming” headsets that I’ve tried, this has been closer to my expectations, audio is better than others, features are cool, comfort level is better than others as well… I guess I had higher expectations from EPOS “sennheiser” for making a headset… do I recommend, yes but when on sale! Thanks for reading :)

I'd highly recommend these. The audio quality is really good and you can use the 2.4ghz dongle and bluetooth to listen to both audio sources at the same time. The only issue is the EPOS app is not very good and any EQ settings would not be saved to the headset.

I feel compelled to share my disappointing experience with the EPOS H3PRO Hybrid Wireless Gaming Headset for PC. As an audio engineer who relies on high-quality equipment daily, I expected this headset to deliver on its promises. Unfortunately, it falls short in multiple areas, including fragile plastic construction, connectivity problems, volume spikes, and an unsatisfactory warranty policy. Build Quality and Fragility: The build quality of the EPOS H3PRO is deeply disappointing. The extensive use of fragile plastic renders the headset susceptible to damage and breakage. Regrettably, the headset only lasted seven months before succumbing to these structural weaknesses. As a professional in the audio industry who handles instruments, microphones, in-ear monitors, and headphones regularly, I know how to properly handle and care for my equipment. It is disheartening that a headset from a reputable brand like Sennheiser would exhibit such fragility. Connectivity Issues: The connectivity of the EPOS H3PRO is riddled with problems. On multiple occasions, I had to repeatedly connect and disconnect the USB dongle for the computer to recognize the headset. This inconsistency and inconvenience significantly detract from the overall experience, leaving me frustrated and dissatisfied. Volume Spikes and Audio Anomalies: The occurrence of volume spikes and unexpected audio anomalies, particularly during alert notifications, is another major flaw with the EPOS H3PRO. These sudden fluctuations in volume can be jarring and disruptive, compromising the immersion and enjoyment of gaming or any audio-related activities. Unsatisfactory Warranty and Customer Service: One of the reasons I chose the EPOS H3PRO was the advertised two-year warranty and the reputation of the brand. However, when I encountered issues with the headset, the warranty claim was denied, citing cosmetic damage. As an audio professional who understands how to handle and care for audio equipment, I can assure you that the issues were not a result of negligence or mishandling. This denial of warranty coverage was deeply disappointing and made me question the reliability and commitment of the brand to stand behind its products. Conclusion: In conclusion, I strongly caution against purchasing the EPOS H3PRO Hybrid Wireless Gaming Headset for PC. Its fragile plastic construction, connectivity issues, volume spikes, and disappointing warranty policy make it an unsatisfactory choice. As an audio engineer, I am a fan of Sennheiser's other products, such as the e835 and e935 microphones, which have consistently impressed me with their sound quality and durability. However, the EPOS H3PRO does not live up to the brand's reputation in terms of microphone performance, build quality, or warranty support. I have shared this review to ensure that others are aware of my unfortunate experience and can make an informed decision.

I like that Im able to hear my videogames in my computer and music in my phone at the same time!!