Sennheiser GAME ZERO Gaming Headset G4ME ZERO

best headsets, I had before razer kraken 7.1 and steelseries siberia. But these headset is amazing. Sound quality is crisp and clean. Microphone one of the best. Ear cups are big and feels nice. I would recommend this headset to gamer.If you don't need carry case, than this headset is amazing choice. Because in this edition case is not included.

My hubby cant hear me at all gaming with these on

I hope to have this frown turned upside down, but my box arrived as a non-sealed Sennheiser box with a shipping label attached. Not even in an Amazon box. No seal on it, no receipt, no paperwork. NO BOX!!!After contacting customer service, they plan on reprimanding whoever sent it (hopefully firing them) and sending me a new pair. I then began function testing this open-box set.I put on some music to start. The bass would 'click' during the beat of my music and the bass was very dull, at best. Not what is expected from sealed Sennheisers. The noise isolation is next to nothing, I could pretty much hear my kid breathing next to me.The volume control wouldn't turn the sound all the way down either and at that point I took them off and complained some more!Edit: I have tried them for an extra day now, and while the headphone ear cups are very large, and comfortable, their huge size is actually a pitfall. They have VERY different sound depending on where your ears sit inside them. When they're slightly tipped forward, with the edge of your ears touching the back of the padding, the bass gets very prominent compared to usual. But then perfectly centered, it fades into the abyss and further to the front edge, nearly non-existent. If the price point makes you happy with that kind of work-around for a closed headphone... I guess you could be happy with these.But not I! Sending back.I already own an Antlion ModMic 4.0 and ordered some Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro 250 ohm. This combo should make me very happy, and cost significantly less than the MMX 300 Gen 2, but with a better mic and the same ear drivers!

I bought these upgrading for a pair of Hyper X Clouds hoping of a huge improvement considering the price tag but I was very disappointed. The build quality is good, the mic is astonishing for a headset mic, you could say it's the best feature. Now the sound quality on these for highs is really good, something you'd want for a gaming headset, although its a bit too exaggerated. For a $200+ you'd expect to have some decent bass, can you guess what these don't have any of?I returned these the day after i purchased them and picked up some Audio Technica m50s and what a game changer. They do lack a mic, but you could get a mod mic plus the headphones for around the same price as the Game Zeros.

Out of the box, I was sceptical. As soon as I plugged the headset (3.5mm) and mic (3.5mm) into my motherboard, the sound was flat. But then I started playing with the Realtek EQ and wow, the sound is so much better. It's that bit of customization that I appreciate. With that being said, a DAC would definitely be needed to improve the sound even more. The sound is way better than the Corsair gaming headset I used previously. I bought this specifically for a great headset mic as I like to stream a lot of my gameplay on Twitch and YouTube. Positioning is great and I find the mic pops less when I speak.Tldr; Its far from perfect, but no one can deny that this headset is quite expensive and requires a DAC to enhance sound. EQ adjustments required if no DAC. Microphone is great.