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PECHAM Gaming Headset with Mic for Xbox One, PS4,Nintendo Switch, PC - Surround Sound, Noise Reduction Game Earphone - Easy Volume Control - 3.5MM Jack for Smart phone, Laptops, computer (Black)
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Customers like the weight, comfort, and mic quality of the headphones. For example, they mention it's very light, the flexibility adds to comfort, the mic works great, and the sound quality is fantastic. That said, opinions are mixed on value, and fit.
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275 customers mention210 positive65 negative
Customers like the sound quality of the headphones. They say it's fantastic, clear, clean, crisp, and well balanced. They appreciate the open back design that allows sound to get out and provides a more realistic experience. Customers also mention that the bass is solid and great separation. They can hear approaching footsteps and the faintest sounds in their music.
"...behind the Open Acoustic design is that it allows sound to enter and leave the ear naturally as opposed to allowing it to rebound as it does in a..." Read more
"...Sound quality is top notch; the mic is clear and doesn't pic up background ambient noise; the cans fit excellently; and the cord doesn't kink and..." Read more
"...Right out of the box they had great bass response but after hooking them up to my computer and letting them break in for ~100 hours over the course..." Read more
"It has good sound but by no means the best and good mic, I play in my room which I share with my wife, she watches Tv all the sound flows in so no..." Read more
172 customers mention156 positive16 negative
Customers like the comfort of the headphones. They say the ear pieces have a nice soft feel, and the flexibility adds to comfort. They mention that the right earcup is very easy to adjust by feel, it presses lightly against their head, and never creates sore spots.
"...(keep in mind these headphones will completely surround your ears and will not push down on any part of your ear)...." Read more
"...Pros:It is very comfortable and adjusts well for people with large heads.Microphone can produce CD quality recordings...." Read more
"...cord: Same diameter as the Logitech mouse cord, and the plastic has a spongy feel (anti-kinking)...." Read more
"...They are much more comfortable than my Sennheiser HD280s, which are my only other circumaural headphones right now...." Read more
169 customers mention150 positive19 negative
Customers like the quality of the headphones. They say the microphone quality is very good, the sound quality is great, and it's a nice piece of equipment. Some say it'll bring out the flaws in other headphones. Overall, most find it excellent for the purpose they got it for, PC gaming. They also say the headset is durable, with no problems with the earpieces or the headband wearing out.
"...On ear controls works surprisingly well. The volume knob can be found on the right side of the headset and will stay at the volume you put it at...." Read more
"...It operates fine right out of the box, but for those who will spend over $200 for a headset, a $90 preamp to get full enjoyment isn't an issue..." Read more
"...not boomy and artificial like many headphones go for, but clear and powerful...." Read more
"...To me, this is the perfect headset for me. I managed to play about an hour of some CS: Source with these guys, and the sound was great...." Read more
150 customers mention111 positive39 negative
Customers like the mic quality of the headphones. They mention that it produces CD quality recordings, and that it works great. Some are happy with the sound and functionality of the product. Overall, customers are satisfied with the audio positioning and sound quality.
"...Pros[+] Amazing sound quality[+] Some of the best audio positioning available on a dedicated gaming headset due to the Open Acoustic..." Read more
"...Microphone can produce CD quality recordings.Very long cord.Cons:..." Read more
"...The microphone is also great. I have used it for Skype and Ventrilo and people have commented on the clear sound quality...." Read more
"...Then with a loud crack, it split in two and exploded off of my stupendously substiantial skull with such force that each half of the headset hit..." Read more
80 customers mention67 positive13 negative
Customers like the build quality of the headphones. They say it's solid, made of forgiving plastic, and well-engineered. They also appreciate the quality of plastic and the adjustable section to contour to their cheek. The headset is reasonably thick and has more than sufficient force to stay on their head.
"...Very sturdy design. The headset itself is made of a very forgiving plastic that is pretty bendable, feels very strong and can definitely take a..." Read more
"...This is another headset I'm sure will last another 4+ years -- beefy and built to last. Well worth every penny." Read more
"...These have more than sufficient force to stay on your head while not squeezing your head like a vise...." Read more
"...Beyerdynamics MMX300Pros- More sturdy look and feel than the PC 360 (metal and leather)-..." Read more
48 customers mention41 positive7 negative
Customers like the weight of the headphones. They say it's very light, but sturdy. They also mention that the headphones are made out of a special light-weight plastic, which makes them comfortable.
"...-They are super light and don't feel like they weigh much at all. The ear cushions are unbelievably soft...." Read more
"...The PC360 design is excellent: sturdy, light, comfortable, even pretty in a kind of European techno way...." Read more
"...They have velour earpads and are made out of a special light-weight plastic so their comfort is extraordinary...." Read more
"...a lot better than the "Plastic" would lead you to believe, They are very light and that is a huge plus for extended wearing, But they do have quite..." Read more
83 customers mention49 positive34 negative
Customers are mixed about the value of the headphones. Some mention that it's well worth the money, and the cost can be easily justified. They say it offers premium quality and performance at a premium price. However, some customers say that it is expensive but the last headset they will buy.
"...Cons[-] Price tag. This is one of the most expensive dedicated gaming headsets on the market, especially considering the fact that Sennheiser..." Read more
"...Final word: a headset worth every penny if you've got the money, the sound card to run it and a taste for the finer details in life." Read more
"...Overall defintely a great headset, well worth the money, especially if you spend hours on calls daily." Read more
68 customers mention46 positive22 negative
Customers have mixed opinions about the fit of the headphones. Some mention that it fits well and adjusts well for people with large heads, while others say that it sits very tightly on their head. The ear cups are adjustable.
"...The headband is adjustable to fit any size head and the headphone itself does not push too tightly on your head...." Read more
"...Pros:It is very comfortable and adjusts well for people with large heads.Microphone can produce CD quality recordings...." Read more
"...D. Soft ear cups: It's foam but feels like velvet.E. Ear cups are huge: will enclose even the largest ears, especially those with full lobed..." Read more
"...filters in, let's not forget bad comfort terrible ear cups and a tight fit to be honest it is best to just pay more for Astro's and you get the mix..." Read more
***I know this is a huge wall of text but you should make sure you know what to expect when buying something that costs over $200.***
First and foremost, I am a gamer. I have been gaming competitively for well over 10 years and over that period have gone through numerous headsets these being the Turtle Beach X1 & X11, the Tritton AX Pro, the Astro A40 2010 & 2011 Models, and now the Sennheiser PC360. The Sennheiser PC 360s, however, take the cake for being the best headset that I've ever owned and used. Also, I am an Xbox 360 gamer so before reading this review keep in mind that I am using this with Astro Gaming's Mixamp for 5.1 SRS from the Xbox 360, and not as a standalone 2.1 Stereo headset as it is intended. This is because without a Mixamp you can not use this headset with an Xbox 360.
***Pros [+] Amazing sound quality [+] Some of the best audio positioning available on a dedicated gaming headset due to the Open Acoustic build and the large sound stage. [+] Open Acoustic design allows air to flow through the speakers to your ears, keeping your ears cool and getting rid of any gross feeling of warmth that can be caused by a closed design. (Astro A40, Tritton AX Pro) [+] Superb noise cancelling microphone. Very sturdy but also pliable to adjust easily to user preference. Xbox Live chat is very clear and the mic picks up your voice without you having to yell. It does very well to also block out any unwanted noise. [+] Extremely comfortable. The earpads and headband cushion are covered in a velour material that feels great around the ears (keep in mind these headphones will completely surround your ears and will not push down on any part of your ear). The headband is adjustable to fit any size head and the headphone itself does not push too tightly on your head. For those with glasses; this headset will fit fine while you are wearing glasses. [+] On ear controls works surprisingly well. The volume knob can be found on the right side of the headset and will stay at the volume you put it at. The boom mic acts as the mute switch on this headset. When you flip the microphone into the upward position it will mute the microphone (indicated by a noticeable click. You do the opposite to unmute the microphone.) [+] Very sturdy design. The headset itself is made of a very forgiving plastic that is pretty bendable, feels very strong and can definitely take a beating. [+] Very professional looking headset. The headset is a matte black with velour cushioning. It looks very sleek and is all business.
***Cons [-] Price tag. This is one of the most expensive dedicated gaming headsets on the market, especially considering the fact that Sennheiser literally gives you nothing with the headset. [-] For use with any Game Console you will need an adapter, most common being the Astro Mixamp which in itself is about $120 USD. For a PC gamer, you'll need a good sound card to get the full experience with these headphones. A standard, bottom of the line sound card will not do these headphones justice. This means that you'll most likely have to spend even more money to get these headphones running optimally. [-] The microphone is huge and cannot be detached. I feel like the microphone on this headset is way too big for what it's being used for. Other headsets such as the Turtle Beach models have a small adjustable wire which is perfectly fine as a boom. The microphone is also not removable and is confined to your left ear.
***Other Things to Consider [~] Open Acoustic design allows sound to enter and exit through the headset. Let me go a bit more into depth about this.
eg1.) You are listening to your task's audio at an average volume and someone is talking next to you. You will be able to hear them fairly clearly. - This is a preference thing. For some this won't be a problem; people who tend to use the headset in a secluded area or who would prefer if they could hear their surroundings and others would definitely benefit from this. For others this may be a deal breaker; people who go to LANs will hear people yelling and this may take away from the game audio, and people who would prefer not to be able to hear their surrounding while gaming should consider opting for a closed design headset. Sennheiser PC 350 Collapsible Gaming Headset with Vol Control & Microphone Mute is a great alternative to the PC360 for someone looking for a closed design.
eg2.) You have the volume on your headphones fairly loud. People near you will be able to hear audio coming from your headset. - Again, this is a preference thing. Some people would rather have their game audio kept confined to their headset. Others may not care if audio leaks from the headset because they may play in a dedicated area where they will be using the headphones alone.
You may be wondering, "Why should I buy this headset if I can just get a Closed design set?" Well, the reasoning behind the Open Acoustic design is that it allows sound to enter and leave the ear naturally as opposed to allowing it to rebound as it does in a Closed setup. This is a huge factor in the headset's amazing audio positioning when playing games with Surround Sound.
[~] Is this headphone right for you? Before buying this headset decide whether or not spending a minimum of $200 is worth it for what you will be using these for. This is a dedicated gaming headset and should be used as such. the headset is designed with the competitive player looking for that edge in gaming so if your just a casual gamer or just need a headset to VoIP or record a commentary you may want to opt for a better priced headset. Not saying you should buy a cheap headset but if that's what will work for you then by all means buy a cheaper headset.
With that being said, this is an absolutely amazing gaming headset that will not disappoint. If you're a dedicated gamer or just feel you'd like a top-notch headset then this headset is a great choice. Comparing these with my Astro A40s, which are regarded as one of the top of the line console gaming headsets, I can safely say there is no comparison, these headphones win hands down.
After reading a lot of good things about this item on multiple sites I purchased this. I figured $300 headphones plus good reviews must be worth it. I even upgraded my sound card to the Sound Blaster Z in anticipation realizing that it won't have it's own sound amplification.
I've fiddled around with the settings so much and just couldn't find any setting that produced high quality sound.
Pros:
It is very comfortable and adjusts well for people with large heads. Microphone can produce CD quality recordings. Very long cord.
Cons:
Basically, it's just headphones that doesn't produce any better playback quality than a pair of $30 Logitech headphones. Without using a quality sound card the playback comes through at transistor quality. With a good sound card and settings you get tape quality playback at best. For headphones you should be aiming for CD or DVD quality audio playback. The sound is fuzzy at higher frequencies. Quality of material used to make I consider sub par. It feels more like a mid quality-close to cheap-in the hands. Not hi fidelity. No bass.
Other thoughts:
What I was specifically looking for was a good microphone on wired headphones. My other headphones are wireless and thus the mics don't record on that great of quality because most of the RF bandwidth is dedicated to sound and not mic. So you tend to get a drop in frequency and record quality when trying to use those mics. At the very least the mic on the Sennheiser is what I really was looking for. I just hate having to record audio using that then having to switch to my other headset or speakers to hear the playback.
I own several headphones I use for gaming and other purposes. My Sound Blaster Omega Tactic 3D blows the Sennheiser out of the water in all respects except for the mic. The SB has it's own built in amplification and you can get very rich tones through it compared to the Sennheiser. The Sennheiser is extremely dependent on amplification provided by other hardware sources whether it be a good sound card or an addon amp. But even with a good sound card you struggle to find settings that are acceptable for playback.
The sound is clear but not rich. So don't expect to be rocking out to a heavy metal song because you'll be sorely disappointed because you won't get full mid and low tones one would expect (unless you buy an amp). But I suspect even with an amp there wouldn't be an overall improvement because the sound does have a fuzzy overtone at higher frequencies.
This is by far the best headset that I've owned. The sound quality is great, and yet you are not completely cut off from the world around you. Want to know if someone is at the door? Or if your timer went off on the stove? Or if your laundry is done? You can still hear the louder noises around you perfectly clear, but unlike other headsets, this doesn't degrade the sound quality while gaming. I have used mine for both PC gaming as well as for Xbox360 gaming while connected to an Astro2013 mixamp. While the bass is a little light for a $300.00 headset by default, the mixamp definitely bumps it up (the explosion when you finish a match on Nuketown in Black Ops 2 will put a smile on your face every time). The mic quality is excellent, it seems to filter out the majority of background noise, but it is still sensitive enough that you can talk normally without having any issues with your voice being picked up. Another major pro of having the open design is that it keeps your head nice and cool, even during long gaming sessions. The soft ear-cups are both large enough to fully fit around your ears (I have big ears and these still give me no pinch issues), and soft enough that they provide virtually zero head fatigue -> the headset has been given a little scrutiny over it being mostly plastic, but in my opinion, it's still plenty durable and the plastic parts keep it exceptionally light which once again aids in comfortability. My family and friends have put it through at least 500 hours of use already and the audio, mic, and comfort are still exceptional. I fully recommend this product.
Ich hatte im letzten halben Jahr viele KH, Headsets und Soundkarten zum Test im Einsatz, um für mich die beste Kombination zu finden. Das fing an beim g930, über DT 770, DT 880, DT 990, Philips Fidelio x1, Sennheiser PC 360, 363d und Game One. Bei den Soundkarten waren es die Creative Soundblaster Z, sowie ZxR und die Asus Xonar DG PCI, Phoebus und U7.
Um es direkt vornweg zu nehmen: Ich habe mich für die Sennheiser PC 360 zusammen mit der Asus Xonar U7 entschieden.
Das Logitech G930 ist ein wirklich sehr gut verarbeitetes Headset, bei dem vor allem das Mic richtig gut funktioniert; ich hatte nie Aussetzer oder Ähnliches und immer eine hervorragende Sprachqualität. Damit bin ich mit den positiven Aspekten aber schon am Ende, denn einen Soundvergleich zu den oben genannten darf man nicht ziehen, da alle anderen KH und Headsets vom Klang her in einer anderen Liga spielen.
In vielen Foren wird man sehr oft, sobald es um Gaming Headsets geht, darauf hingewiesen, dass man sich lieber Kopfhörer mit Ansteckmic zulegen sollte, da dabei das P/L- Verhältnis ein besseres ist. Ich bin dem auch vorerst gefolgt. Zugegeben, ich hatte nur das Zalman Mic und das Beyerdynamic Custo, Headset Gear in Kombination mit den KH, aber die waren von der Qualität weit hinter dem Mic vom G930, fand mich jedoch vorerst damit ab und probierte die o.g. KH- Palette durch. Der Klang jedes einzelnen KH ist auf einem sehr hohen Niveau und kann ich kurz wie folgt zusammenfassen: DT770- geschlossen, weniger Details, basslastig DT880- halboffen, sehr sehr viele Details, kaum Bass, klingt etwas "schwach" DT990- offen, sehr viele Details, Bass sehr gutes Mittelmaß Fidelio x1- offen, siehe DT990
Ich hatte mich dann vorerst für den Fidelio entschieden, entgegen der Möglichkeit bei den Beyerdynamics jedes Teil auswechseln zu können und zu wissen, dass ich diesen auch noch in zehn Jahren haben kann und zwar einfach, weil mir der Fidelio besser gefallen hat, davon mal ganz abgesehen, auch nicht den Eindruck macht in einem Jahr kaputt zu gehen.
Nicht nur, dass ich mich entgegen vielen Forenmeinungen gegen Beyerdynamic entschieden habe, letzten Endes entschied ich mich auch dafür drei Gamingprodukte auszuprobieren ;D und ich muss sagen, was Sennheiser da geleistet hat, ist einfach überragend. Der Sound ist bei allen drei Sennheiser Headsets ähnlich dem DT 990, die Ortung funktioniert tadellos, der Bass drückt dort, wo er soll, die Headsets sind offen, geben eine große Bühne und der Makel des Mics ist mehr als behoben: ich habe im Ts eine kristallklare Stimme.
Vom PC 363d rate ich ab, da die kleine USB-Soundkarte nicht annähernd das liefert, was eine richtige raushaut. Das GameOne ist überteuert, da einfach neuer, als das PC 360 und mit etwas mehr Bass.
Die Creative Soundkarten sind sicher sehr gut, liegen aber von der Ortung der Gegner hinter den Asus Karten mit Dolby Home Theatre. Die Asus Phoebus ist vom Sound her für mich entsprechend die beste Karte, hatte allerdings über den Mic Eingang ein starkes Brummen. Damit bin ich kein Einzelfall; das tritt bei der Karte oft auf.
Die Asus Xonar U7 ist zwar eine externe Soundkarte, hat aber dafür immer noch einen sehr guten Sound, eine große Differenz war für mich zur Phoebus kaum wahrnehmbar. Daher bietet Sie das beste P/L - Verhältnis und ich habe die Möglichkeit sie auch an meinem Notebook zu betreiben.
Am Ende bin ich dort angekommen, wo ich hinwollte: - präzise Ortung - hochauflösender Sound - sehr gutes Mic
Très bon micro-casque, idéal pour un usage polyvalent, je m'en sers avec une interface Asus Xonar U7 dans la cadre de mon travail (Portable Dell) pour écouter de la musique avec mon abonnement Qobuz, passer des appels et participer à des conf-call avec Microsoft Lync. Le son est très neutre et détaillé, avec une bonne dynamique, on pourrait juste lui reprocher une certain platitude et un certain manque de punch mais on en peut pas tout avoir (J'ai aussi un casque AKG 271MKII qui est vraiment très bon). D'après les premiers retour de mes interlocuteurs et mes tests le son du micro est très bon, il reste assez directionnel et ne capte pas tout ce qui est autour comme tous les micros de ce type il faudra juste faire attention de ne pas souffler dessus. Sur ce dernier point c'est nettement mieux que mon Koss Porta Pro KTC avec son micros sur le cable qui captait tout l'environnement autour (Assez gênant quand on a des collègues qui se mettent à faire les cons ou à parler fort). Le casque étant ouvert, cela permet d'entendre ce qui se passe autour et de ne pas être trop isolé de ces collègues ce qui est très important pour moi et évite d'être coupé de son équipe.De plus, cela évite d'avoir trop chaud, surtout en été. En contre partie, il faudra éviter de mettre trop fort pour ne pas déranger ses voisins les plus proches. Le casque est très bien fini (Câble tressé) et confortable, les oreillettes font bien le tour de l'oreille, les réglages et le maintien sont très bon, l'appui est un peu fort mais pas forcement gênant sur la durée. Je suis porteur de lunette et je ne suis pas du tout gêné par le port du casque. La relevée du micro coupe bien celui-ci et la molette de volume fonctionne très bien même si on peut pas couper le son complètement. Personnellement je ne me sers pas trop du volume car j'en ai un sur l'interface. En résumé un très bon casque-micro avec un bon rapport qualité/prix.
Il prodotto e' indicato al giocatore che in un solo prodotto vuole anche cuffie di alta qualita'. Il microfono ha una qualita' molto buona, seconda solo a microfoni discreti. Su alcune schede sonore o dispositivi di registrazione puo' non servire il Mic Boost. Il comportamento dinamico e' neutro, tutta la gamma fino a 120/110hz ha un'ottima presentazione anche a poche ore di rodaggio e non risulta mai distorto o metallico ad alte frequenze. Le cuffie non isolano dal mondo esterno, ma basta poco volume per immergersi nel suono. Temperatura e comfort sono buone anche dopo ore ed ore di gioco/ascolto. La resistenza di 50 Ohm puo' obbligare ad usare piu' volume di quanto ci si e' abitutati con altri sistemi/cuffie. Sconsiglio di utilizzarle con splitter. Il compagno perfetto per queste cuffie sono schede sonore senza accelerazione come la Xonar Essence ST che ha OpAmp dedicati alle cuffie e alto rapporto dB/rumore, le schede sonore integrate non faranno esprimere queste cuffie al loro meglio. Con una Xonar D2X i giochi sono risultati puliti e con grande potenza, da notare che il loro comportamento musicale e coi Bluray e' cosi' brillante che potrebbero essere adattissime anche a chi gioca poche ore (casual gamer). Non puo' eguagliare un sistema 2.1 di alto livello a 3 vie con subwoofer dedicato, ma racchiude in un solo prodotto, bello, leggero, comodo una soluzione per giocatori casual e hardcore con la passione per l'audiofilia. Per i giocatori senza questa passione il prezzo e' eccessivo, meglio accontentarsi di altro. Per gli audiofili non giocatori che hanno bisogno di cuffie ci sono prodotti dedicati migliori. Consiglio le Sennheiser PC 360 a chiunque serva in un singolo prodotto un buon paio di cuffie che non stancano anche se indossate tutto il giorno.
Auriculares de aspecto muy robusto, de un plástico duro y negro, similar al de otros modelos Sennheiser, con almohadillas de tacto aterciopelado, y una construcción muy sólida. Se adaptan a cualquier cabeza gracias a los extensores de la diadema y a las copas, que son basculantes.
Si obviamos el micrófono añadido y el color negro, su diseño es casi idéntico al de los Sennheiser HD 598. Tienen un peso de 300g, lo que es bastante equilibrado y ligero para integrar micro y tratarse de gama media-alta.
Los he tenido puestos 5 horas seguidas en su primer día, y 4 horas seguidas el segundo. Me han parecido bastante cómodos. En ningún momento he tenido sensación de agobio, ya que pesan relativamente poco, y los auriculares, de tacto acolchado agradable, encajan en cualquier tipo de oreja.
En cuanto a calidad sonora... sin palabras: soportan un volumen bastante elevado sin distorsionar, reproducen la música con calidez, representan los diálogos de las películas de forma clara, y tienen pegada y precisión posicional en videojuegos, con unos graves potentes pero nada hinchados. MUY MUY BUEN SONIDO. 9/10.
Advertencia: Estos auriculares tienen un diseño abierto, es decir, para permitir "respirar" a la oreja, y para que el sonido no quede enlatado, este "escapa" de los auriculares, y por tanto, puede molestar a una persona que esté sentada a nuestro lado haciendo algo que exija concentración (leer un libro, por ejemplo). No son unos auriculares que te podrías poner en una biblioteca, pero tampoco molestan en absoluto en condiciones normales.
El micrófono cumple su función a la perfección, y la voz mejora bastante el de otras soluciones.
Están pensados para el mercado gamer de PC, es decir, el de aquellos que están sentados frente a un monitor. Por ello, el cable no es excesivamente largo, 3 metros en su máxima extensión. En su extremo termina en forma de Y, bifurcándose en un jack "line in" de 3.5mm para conectar al "line out" verde del PC y poder escuchar el sonido, y otro jack "mic in" de 3.5mm para conectar al "mic out" rosa del PC y poder hablar por el micrófono.
Es decir, si los queremos conectar al amplificador, necesitaremos un adaptador a jack de 6,35mm (apenas 3 euros en Amazon), y si queremos alargar el cable, necesitaremos un cable de audio estéreo extensor con jack hembra y jack macho de 3.5mm (apenas 5 euros en Amazon)unos auriculares polivalentes, que se disfrutan salvajemente con un amplificador home cinema, y que tienen otros muchos usos.
Los recomiendo a todos aquellos que quieran disfrutar de un buen sonido en cine y videojuegos. Son demoledores.