Good wireless headphones?

[Disco Turtle]

Looking to get a wireless headphone, as my wire keeps getting unplugged by my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cat, plus its time for a change

I'd like to keep it below $150, but willing to slightly flex.

My first runner up WAS the Hyperx cloud flight, but people can't decide if they're really good, or really bad lmao.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Steelseries Arctis 7.

[Arya]

I'm sorry to say this, but you're not going to have much luck. Not at that price range.

Wireless has a couple of problems. Ordinarily I'd recommend an Audiophile brand like Sennheiser or Beyerdynamic, but unfortunately those guys don't make Wireless. None of the usual suspects do. That leaves you looking at gaming brands like HyperX, and unfortunately they're just... bad.

I can't really put it any other way, they literally buy the cheapest generic Audio Drivers they can find off no-name suppliers, put them in a shiney case and arbitrarily decide it's worth whatever they want to charge.

There's also plenty of technical trouble. Because gaming headsets are usually thrown together from generic parts, most brands are infamous for part failures or loose wires. Adding the complexity of a battery system piles on more failure points.

I wish I could offer a solution, but at that budget and that part of the market there's nothing I could recommend with a clear conscience.

[Arya]

Rumpelcrutchskin eredeti hozzászólása:

Steelseries Arctis 7.

Steelseries can't even make a trustworthy mousewheel, would you really throw hundreds of dollars at a headset they made?

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Wolfey eredeti hozzászólása:

Rumpelcrutchskin eredeti hozzászólása:

Steelseries Arctis 7.

Steelseries can't even make a trustworthy mousewheel, would you really throw hundreds of dollars at a headset they made?

Arctis 7 has had pretty good reviews.

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/12/13/steelseries-arctis-7-review-best-gaming-headset/

[Arya]

Rumpelcrutchskin eredeti hozzászólása:

Arctis 7 has had pretty good reviews.

So do most Razer products.

[Ronnie]

I have the logitech 930g and i like it and it should be in your budget. the 933g is alsow a good headset

[bear]

1MORE Mk802[www.amazon.com]

You wont find better for your price range.

[just.kamk /idle]

Rumpelcrutchskin eredeti hozzászólása:

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2017/12/13/steelseries-arctis-7-review-best-gaming-headset/

The best gaming headset ever made... For me, anyway.
Rrrrrright, that sounds like a trusty reviewer for sure.

Other reviewers seem to complain mostly about build quality, especially long term.

OP, how about cabled headphones with a longer cable / miniXLR? With that budget, you won't find anything decent wireless, that will also last you a while. Up to you of course to drop 100-150 bucks, just to throw it away two years later.

[Disco Turtle]

I'll take a look at all your guys suggestions, didn't relize I was so stinky on the budget :p

Life is too difficult

[just.kamk /idle]

Nah man, for 150 bucks you can get really good headphones, but wireless you gonna end up with lots of compromising.
Also ended up really of topic due the first reply you got :P

[Disco Turtle]

Mighty slightly increase my spending and go for the Steelseries Sibera, since they're on sale atm on Amazon. Ill keep louking, however

[Revelene]

Wireless in itself is flawed, as the wireless signal has to be compressed. But, yeah, if you want good wireless headphones, you'll need to up your budget.

Avoid all gaming brands like the plaque. They are merely toys. Don't buy a toy, buy real audio equipment from an actual manufacturer of audio equipment.

Disco Turtle eredeti hozzászólása:

Mighty slightly increase my spending and go for the Steelseries Sibera, since they're on sale atm on Amazon. Ill keep louking, however

Up your budget, but avoid the Steelseries toys.

I'd honestly recommend at least around $250 willing to spend, or just forget about wireless entirely.

[addic7eD]

Bro if you can find Soundblaster Wow headphones, they have wireless ones too, i would recommend them. They are so old now, that you can probably get them around 80$-100$. The sound quality is by far the best i have ever used, and i've had a lot of headphones, been djing for more that 18 years too, and these headphones are so good especially with combination with their software with enabled enhancements. The downside is they might have a bit plasticky feel comparing for the new models nowadays but who cares anyway, i have mine for more than 7 years now and i still use them.

[Revelene]

addic7eD eredeti hozzászólása:

Bro if you can find Soundblaster Wow headphones, they have wireless ones too, i would recommend them. They are so old now, that you can probably get them around 80$-100$. The sound quality is by far the best i have ever used, and i've had a lot of headphones, been djing for more that 18 years too, and these headphones are so good especially with combination with their software with enabled enhancements. The downside is they might have a bit plasticky feel comparing for the new models nowadays but who cares anyway, i have mine for more than 7 years now and i still use them.

SoundBlaster World of Warcraft headset? lol if that is the best you have ever used, then you clearly haven't heard much of anything remotely good.

[rotNdude]

Revelene eredeti hozzászólása:

SoundBlaster World of Warcraft headset? lol if that is the best you have ever used, then you clearly haven't heard much of anything remotely good.

Have you ever used them?