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Very comfortable, good sound, good positional audio for gaming, long battery life but also works on wired while charging. Nothing to say against them really, just a really good headset, I have 3 of them on 3 different machines.
Earbuds
I don't do headsets anymore, waste of space and weight on your head.
Sound is pretty good, way better then your usual gaming headsets. Only problem is that they are not very comfy and will make your ears sweat when you wear them long. Pretty sturdy.
Y90-HPA amp/dac by Musical Fidelity
KZ EDX Pro IEM
X2 Standard IEM
I have some notable wireless buds, but don't use them with my computers.
Less than $50 on all 3. All comfortable and have a decent sound stage for the price. I do use Waves audio tuning for my headsets and monitors. (especially the KZs - I'll be buying another set to try along with some accessories)
Going to buy a filtered mic and an audiophile headset soon. Give the Astro's to my son.
the microphone always gets in the way and theyre big and clumsy and have bad definition
and the left ear started dropping out but i fixed it with tape to keep the wire in the sweet spot
also i keep accidentally turning the volume wheel on it which makes it play at different volumes on each side
a up and down button volume is ok and a braided cord.then i use a quality EQ software
(Boom 3D) even the best mother boards have crap sound IMO.
Let's see, sound only works in the left side (right side just stopped for some reason, a few months into the use). Mic works great.
plugging it into the PC doesn't work great either. Needs a splitter (which it came with) and the connection is lacking and you are tethered to the PC. I have audio jack extender cables, but this pair doesn't work well with them. Still, really happy not to need batteries.
Instead, I run the headset and discord on the phone, while I play the PC game and use my speakers for game sound (but not social things). I like this approach better.
Really glad I got a pair of headphones that work both on the PC and the phone, been happy with that choice a few times.
Also, bright green is way easier to find when you misplace them.