Pros: It's a pretty cheap headset that gets the job done. However you get what you pay for.

Cons: It's rather flimsy and yes I know your ears hurt with any headset after extended usage, but this headset begins to hurt your ears immediately.

Pros: They're cheap

Cons: Just holding them I feel like they'll snap in half. The ear cups feel like they're made of some kind of fake leather and you'd need to be a child to have these truly be circumaural. In fact, I'd say listing them as circumaural would be straight up lying, even some children wouldn't be able to fit their ears in these cups. I was using a pair of earbuds I got free with an MP3 player before I bought these, and those earbuds had better sound quality. I honestly don't know how these got 4/5 because they're awful.

Pros: I'll skip the preamble and get to the point. Great sound coming in, great sound going out. And that was before I'd gotten a sound card (which made these babies even MORE amazing!). They also cancel out a good deal of outside noise when active.

Fairly comfy, though this is subjective: The size of your head and ears will affect how nicely these feel. The pad at the top is an added bonus.

Also fairly durable. I've dropped these a couple times and they're no worse for wear. I'm not suggesting that these things will stand up to purposeful abuse or anything, but nowadays dropping some things a few feet onto the ground is a death-sentence, one which seems to be avoided here.

Cons: Still, things could be better. The mic is a set length and only has about 170 degrees of up/down movement (no horizontal movement to put it directly in front of you), making it a little difficult to find a sweet-spot. If your computer or a fan or any other noise source is to your right, your mic may pick that up.

Also, and this is VERY minor, but I figured I'd mention it: It expels a lot of sound outside and away from your ears, so people around you will hear a bit of what you're hearing. Not a deal-breaker, but if you crank up some death metal while in a library with these things, people'll notice.

Other Thoughts: A good bang for your buck, you can really get the most out of these with a decent sound card. However, they're good regardless.

When I first got these, I would be using terms like "awesome" and "amazing", but having them for a long time has tempered my excitement. Still, I'm more than happy to recommend them =)

Pros: Great sound quality and microphone. Really awesome

Cons: Durability... lasted about 4 months before the cord from the headset started to fail.

Other Thoughts: I used these everyday... on multiple computers and phones. I am on calls, Skype, etc a lot and these worked great until they "wore" out. I was careful when packing them away, and I know this was going to happen sooner or later... I was hoping for at least six months.

Pros: Good audio output quality
Decent mic sound quality

Cons: Not exactly long-term reliable
Cord could be a tiny bit longer
Mic transmits low volume

Other Thoughts: I've had a number of these - they don't tend to last all that long. I find myself having to buy a new one every year or so. At this point I'm going to be switching brands when my current one dies.

Pros: They're very affordable. The sound quality is pretty good and the mic works well. Great for listening to music or for Skype calls.

Cons: They press down on my ears and hurt after wearing them for a while. The padding doesn't do very much to help this. Not for people with bigger heads. The padding really just isn't that comfortable at all.

Other Thoughts: Noticed that they were uncomfortable a few minutes into my gaming session. They're okay at first but don't wear them for prolonged periods of time if you can help it. If you can, buy a more expensive headset. It doesn't have to be a $250+ headset to be comfortable. :P

Pros: Cheap

Cons: Cheap,you don't even get what you pay for. earcups to small and i'm not a big person

Other Thoughts: Cant turn volume down,won't go lower than halfway.
I used to buy the old Plantronics GAMECOM 1,they had excellant sound and were cheap,they could have been made a littel better,but you got what you paid for with them.

Pros: Good Sound

Cons: Wiring is pathetic i go through a set of these things every 3 to 6 months must be made by slaves somewhere in Asia

Pros: Very cheap for a headset.
Functions properly and can take a beating.

Cons: Subpar sound quality and mic quality.
Not the most comfortable on-ear design. Can't wear for more than one hour.

Other Thoughts: You get what you pay for. If this were any more than $20, it would get a 2 or 1 egg from me. If I were you, I would save up and buy a nicer one.

Pros: This is an ok headset, volume control and mute button with a switch. Sounded ok

Cons: Didn't last me as long as I expected it too be, I ended up losing audio in one ear after a couple months of purchase.