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Recommendation's of Headsets

MGlazzard

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Well lately I have been wanting a simple upgrade of a headset and I usually just stick to Logitech since you know I am one of them ;) But I would like to ask the community of what you lot would recommend of an upgrade of what I currently have.

 
I had Logitech G35 or whatever they are called, and they are very good for the price. However if you want to spend money, I'd recommend Astro a50's.

 
I had Logitech G35 or whatever they are called, and they are very good for the price. However if you want to spend money, I'd recommend Astro a50's.
I currently have a Logitech G430 and think its a pain in the arse mainly because the cable gets tangled all the time, But I was thinking of just making the investment of some Astro's or maybe the new Corsair Void's.

 
I've got the Logitech g933s in the UK and the corsair Void Wireless in Sweden, both are decent, although you can hear the Audio quality difference between the two. Not enough to bother you, but it is noticeable.

That being said I personally prefer the mic of the voids, but I use a Røde NT-USB with the 933s. The Void does a much better job of cutting out the ambient sounds where the Logitech doesn't appear to do much towards that.

The logitechs are a fair bit heavier than the corsair, although the logitechs feel a lot more sturdy than the corsairs.

The wireless range seems to be better on the logitechs, although it's difficult to gauge in two different places with different objects around. That being said both have no difficulty transmitting from rooms adjacent to the pc.

Depending on how you like things the 933 offers a lot more flexibility, you can have up to 3 simultaneous inputs. (I have only ever used two) to have for example; games on the pc and Spotify on your phone, or gaming on pc and TS on your laptop or gaming on your console and Skype on your pc. I tend to use it for gaming while talking to the missus on FaceTime which works very well. Mixing can be done via the Logitech app on the pc.

 
I've got the Logitech g933s in the UK and the corsair Void Wireless in Sweden, both are decent, although you can hear the Audio quality difference between the two. Not enough to bother you, but it is noticeable.

That being said I personally prefer the mic of the voids, but I use a Røde NT-USB with the 933s. The Void does a much better job of cutting out the ambient sounds where the Logitech doesn't appear to do much towards that.

The logitechs are a fair bit heavier than the corsair, although the logitechs feel a lot more sturdy than the corsairs.

The wireless range seems to be better on the logitechs, although it's difficult to gauge in two different places with different objects around. That being said both have no difficulty transmitting from rooms adjacent to the pc.

Depending on how you like things the 933 offers a lot more flexibility, you can have up to 3 simultaneous inputs. (I have only ever used two) to have for example; games on the pc and Spotify on your phone, or gaming on pc and TS on your laptop or gaming on your console and Skype on your pc. I tend to use it for gaming while talking to the missus on FaceTime which works very well. Mixing can be done via the Logitech app on the pc.
That seems pretty nice and the logitech mobile app is what I love the most and looking at the new Logitech G headsets that may be the target upgrade in the upcoming.

 
Hyper X Cloud II (2)

10/10 headsett, decent/good isolation of sound, GREAT plug'nplay sounds for both FPS games like CS:GO, and Arma, (and other games ofc).

Quality of music = Great/Amazing.

Quality of gameplay/audio = Amazing.

How long have I been using this headsett you may ask? And I have been using it since November 2015, and I am so happy I bought the headsett..

Before I started using the Hyper X Cloud II, I used Astro a40. The Astro's was good, but the mixamp was buggin out and made me mad at times when I just suddenly lost sound.. Before the Astro's, I had Logitech G35. The Logitech G35 was horrible in sound quality, but decent in surround..

As of said, headsett is like gaming mouse/work/desktop mouse, it depends on what you're gonna use them for.

If you want a wireless headsett, just go on youtube and look on reviews of the differnt once within your pricerange..

Hope this comment gave you some answers :)

 
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