Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro 80 Ohm Studio Headphones - Professional Over-Ear Closed-Back Monitoring Headphones for Recording, Mixing & Podcasting (Grey) - Perfect for Home Studios, Music Production & Audio Engineers

I actually thought my Hyper X Cloud orbit S was a good gaming headset but I'm sure you've experienced that overall headsets don't last due to poor plastic construction, no matter how delicate you handle them over time it takes it's toll and in a year your looking for another. I was looking for a headset that is made of metal and decent sound but what I got was an amazing sounding headset with metal construction, also to top if off you can buy replaceable parts for it! Whaaaaaaaaaat! I know right. My only negative is the cord isn't detachable, though I've never had an issue with the cord being a problem.Now I got the 80 ohm version I'd recommend it or the 32 ohm, if you have a newer motherboard they all have very good sound these days so anything from 2020+ you'd be fine, the 250 ohm if your building a sound studio, not gaming.Music: Blew my mind, the vocals are as if I've never had a good headset before and I've gone through the top ones you'd find on pc gamer and toms hardware. Instrumental is incredible and directional audio is fabulous I've never enjoyed listening to music as much as I have with this headset.Gaming: Since my hyper x cloud S has it's own sound drivers in it I was able to have each headset side by side and just pop them off and on. The footsteps on the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro were loud and I could actually tell if they were further away or close up, the hyper x were audible but soft I knew the direction but really had to listen for it. For explosions and bullets whizzing by my head the Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro we're better then anything I have every experienced.Comfort: Extremely comfortable they float on your head you don't feel any weight or anything if the ear cups are to small you can order the larger size.Now for the negative reviews firstly don't get the 250 ohm unless your playing on buying an external amplifier cause it's overkill. Game sounds aren't recorded in massive Hz so have your sound setting at 16 bit 44100 hzor 48000 hz or that "white noise" is your own fault. Now if your computer is 5 years old you may wish to invest in a better sound card but I'd recommend an external emp as it does a better job.If your looking for an amazing headset for gaming and music that will last you years to come then look no further, if you want a company that stands by their product and sells replacement parts then this is the best you can find.