(NEW) EPOS H6Pro Closed Acoustic Wired Gaming Headset with Mic

I am very grateful to EPOS/Sennheiser, for these headsets and for their work! I'm not sure if I'll find something better in the future, and just recently I found out that EPOS is moving away from the gaming direction. This prompted me to take 5 more pairs of this headsets, 4 of which are refurbished. Hopefully, in 5-10 years, they will be able to come back to the gaming direction with a good pair of headsets and a microphone. I also found interesting analogues that I would consider if I didn't have the opportunity to purchase the H6PRO: - ATH-M50xSTS - DT 797 PV As for the headsets themselves, they are amazing: a. Good sound quality, with a very wide sound stage; I find the sound quality not melodic, but nevertheless, it's nice to listen to music. For listening to music or just relaxing, I would still prefer HD 569. They have a smaller sound stage, but the high frequencies are brighter; and the low frequencies are more muted and pleasant. b. High-quality microphone; c. High build quality, with good body materials and good box filling. The main problems that you can find: 1. The microphone is not detailed. In this case, consider buying a separate sound card, or just buy a new motherboard with a good sound card. Also note that with a regular sound card, you may have a higher noise threshold that you will hear on the recording with you/your speech. 2. The microphone is too detailed. It catches small features of your speech, and also perfectly records background sounds. Please note that these headsets do not have a separate sound card, so your sound card and/or the software that will enable noise cancellation must be responsible for noise reduction. I use these headsets on MacBook Air for work, and prefer turning on Voice Isolation. If you want, you can also consider buying wind muffs.