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In general I would not touch the usual gaming stuff or companies that produce hardware. Look for dedicated audio manufacturer of you look for quality sound. They are not necessarily more expensive.
Hello,
In my opinion, I would recommend you Corsair Void USB RGB 7.1 Dolby.
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0748K7JW6/ref=dp_ob_neva_mobile?th=1&psc=1
Once I got a budget studio headset and a separate mic, everything sounded much better including music. Not to mention, there are much more headphones available so that will widen your choices to match your preference much better.
Personally I am using a Samson SR850 and a Zalman ZM-Mic1, but if you are closed-back person then check out the Edifier H840[www.amazon.com] or the ATH-M20x[www.amazon.com] and something like this lapel mic[www.amazon.com] you will have something that will sound much better than any headset under $100. Or get a near-podcast quality mic like the Samson Go mic[www.amazon.com], know a few folks who use that to record basic guitar tracks - should be a bit better than any headset mic.
Do I also need a audio interface? I plan on just buying a Mic only.
The SuperLux HD681's are around $35 on Amazon and sound amazing.
The Blue Snowball is also a great budget mic for $50.
The Blue Snowball or XLR Setup?