Bought the EPOS H3 to replace a Logitech G Pro X headset that wore out. I've used Sennheiser gaming headset's previously so I was well aware of what I was getting with the H3. The H3 is a successor of sorts to the Sennheiser GSP300 but vastly improved. It's lighter, more comfortable, has a smaller microphone and a removable cable now. It is very lightweight yet feels incredibly premium. It's comfortable for hours on end. Sounds great for all types of games and had a super clear microphone. I've already received numerous compliments on how good the microphone comes across during games. I honestly cannot recommend this headset enough. Iike it so much that I already bought a second as a backup.

I've been using this headset for the past few days for streaming and in-game voice chat on PS5 and PC. This headset is great for those of us who want a simple, relatively high-quality wired headset without spending too much money. The earphones themselves sound pretty good. They sound better than comparable competitors in this price range. You won't be missing many details from your gaming experience, but I would not call them reference quality. I picked this headset for the positive reviews on the microphone and I am not disappointed. My voice came through loud and clear with plenty of detail. My teammates and followers have both commented on the increase in vocal quality and they never struggle to understand. The on-board volume control is easy to reach and very conveniently placed on the right earphone. The headset is very light, and are very comfortable for long sessions. The only real negative I have so far is the length of the provided cables. They are short. Really short. Almost inexcusably short. You will probably want to buy extension cables. This headset is a solid contender to be the best in its price range. Absolutely worth giving these a shot.

Good fit. Comfortable over the ears. Decent sound quality for the price. Mic not obtrusive. Best Buy had the best price and they always ship in a timely manner.

Pros: Great sound, very clean sound from highs to low, with some of the clearest mids I have heard in a gaming headset. Vocals in music really come through, and overall the tuning seems well thought out for both music and gaming. Clean Bass, though some might want more power, Great build quality and super light weight design keeps you from even noticing your are wearing them. Mic quality is top notch, though some people complain about the volume not being constant, will update if I figure that out. Stereo sound positioning is the best I have heard, I play a ton of Destiny 2 and man this headset is a must for that game. You get to hear just how amazing Bungie's sound design is. Cons: Cable creates a lot of noice unless you add a clip to keep it from moving. PC Cable is a bit short, required me to get a extension to for the mobile cable to the front 4pole on my case. Price? I feel like its not overpriced, but if it was 100 instead of a bit over that it would be even better.. Other: You need a good amount of power to run these things. I am running them off the onboard DAC and Headphone amp in my Crosshair VIII and they are great, but without that amp they might not be loud enough. Tested them on 3.5 output on my work laptop (some low end Realtek codec) and sound was not so great, so the quality of the source matters. I am not a BASS head, so some people may feel like these lack BASS punch. I think they are perfect for FPS gaming and music, but might not be amazing for movies. Grab some Anker Soundcloud 20's for that.

These are solid headphones. No complaints. These headphones are relatively basic, but they are comfortable to game in for hours. The ear pads are soft and the headband isn't too tight. Microphone is clear and the flip to mute mic feature is convenient and easy to use. Sound is very clear and the volume dial on the outside of the right ear pad is easy to control. Overall for plug and play headphones, these are well worth the price.