LCD-GX Audiophile Over-Ear Gaming Headset, Black, with case

A year and a bit into ownership, and these are excellent. Very transparent, very detailed, rich sound but never muffled, only minimal EQ needed to remove the expected planar 3khz peak. Amping them with a JDS Atom 2 and have no issues with volume or fullness, further than about 9 o'clock is painfully loud on high gain with that amp. You will want to order a different cable, the included cable is legitimately unpleasant to use. I spent $30 on a Chinese custom cableAmazon is asking me if these are good value for money and they are not, generally headphones will reach the point of diminishing returns around $300 MSRP. But the thing about diminishing returns is that you can focus on either of the two words: cost conscious buyers will focus on diminishing, quality conscious buyers will focus on returns. The LCD-GXs sound astonishing, are pleasant to wear, and I'd buy them again in a heartbeat if I did things all over.

Great recreation of soundscapes. Nothing is too up front and loud like a lot of headsets do with bass. Sounds are easily identifiable. Was it expensive, yes, will I have to buy another headset ever? Possibly no.

Even this says it’s a gaming headset, I’m using this as my everything headset. Yes, you can use this for your Xbox, PlayStation and Switch consoles. If you want to control your volume, I suggest getting a game dac or amp. Also, you can use them for your Xbox Rog Ally. Hearing to a sports telecast with these on your ears, puts it on another level. You can hear the stadium noise and conversations during the telecast. The build quality is superior and in my opinion, they can take a beating and give you superior sound. The headset comes in a case with keys. They are very easy to use, just plug and listen. These will be the last headsets you will ever buy.

On the first day of using my headphones, I experienced a malfunction. While casually putting them on and off, I noticed that the rods had snapped. Apart from the subpar build quality, the sound quality is exceptional. However, the microphone quality is not satisfactory, which detracts from the overall value of the headphones considering their high price point.

Finally a World Class Gaming headphone! These are great. They sound fantastic and have gotten compliments on how I sound on the MIC. I also love that they provide a PREMIUM Cable alternative (no Mic on it) so the headphones can double as a pair of audiophile headphones. I’ve always been frustrated by gaming headsets because I find they’re always missing something. Look no further, these are solid in every regard. Are they expensive? Yeah somewhat, but they sound as good as headphones I’ve spent $1200 on and they have a mic as well. There’s a reason they have that price tag. Because unlike other gaming headsets these don;t leave me feeling like something is missing. If you decide to buy these you will enjoy them.

With a good Amp, this is amazing. Pricey, but if you have the money and set up, worth it.

These are hands down the most beautiful sounding headphones I have ever had in my entire life. I do not have an audiophiles vocabulary to work with but here has been my experience.When listening to classical, you don't hear "violins" you hear the violin section. You hear many violins making up the greater sound of the violin section. When playing multiplayer games there's no doubt where someone is. It's no longer "They are over there somewhere", it became "They are right there on the other side of that wall moving east". The clarity is insane.Music is richer, gaming is crisper.These however are also the most overpriced pieces of crap I have ever owned and I would never ever ever buy another pair or recommend someone buy a pair. They are VASTLY over engineered, and I do not understand why. There are so many screws and spinny bits all over these things that the points of failure are incalculable.The leather strap that is supposed to go between your head and the steel band is too long. So the back of the steel band ends up laying directly on the leather band and pressing directly into your head. It hurts. Flat out hurts. I have replaced the leather band in the hopes that the one mine came with had worn out. No such luck.The headphones themselves have a tendency to press forward, which is also a point of pressure. This is also due to the vastly over engineered design of the headphones. The armature is just all weird and "gamer-ey" and I think it's the angles on that that are causing the issues. The left one has a lot more play in rotation than the right so sometimes it is able to roll completely forward and off the ear. Super annoying. The left headphone cushion had already fully collapsed after owning them for around a year. Just had to replace those.I have replaced the leather strap and the headphone cushions. This has cost me about $200 on a $900 pair of headphones. That is not okay, and I kinda feel like an idiot for paying that much.They also really do sound that good, lol.

This gaming headset is truly an incredible product. The sound is amazing. I run it using the ifi zen stack. (The dac and amp). You get amazing bass response when turning the xbass on the amp on. The lows,mids,and highs are insanely crystal clear. I've been buying countless headsets because I never found that perfect headset that I was looking for. I always buy high end gaming headsets but just never could cut it with what I was looking for. So I finally decided to spend a little more money to see what I could get. I love audeze products so I stuck with audeze. This headset has the biggest drivers I've had in a headset. Wasn't sure if I'd like open back and didn't know what to expect but I'm very happy with my purchase. I highly recommend. I don't use the mic tho so I haven't tried that out