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Works great happy with purchase

-Wireless -Versatile -Comfortable -Great sound quality -Ultra-clear mic

Good quality and fits comfortably

Comfortable fit. The closed back earphones dont overheat or press tightly against my head. The band on top is comfortable and its easy to use with just a single cup over an ear. Mic quality is surprisingly good especially when mixed with an EQ in a DAW. The USB dongle is nice for some people, but I always use the TRRS splitter that came with it instead. Sounds much better that way In my opinion as Id rather my PC be the one doing the DAC work. Enables higher audio resolution on my PC anyway. Comfy around the neck as well if you need to just pop them off real quick to hear something because the closed back and padding with audio coming through makes a good noise cancelling effect. Boom mic muted by just moving it up.

Heavy duty, high build quality. All LED zones look fine. Works flawless with Corsair iCue software. Metal housing gives the stand a weighty feel.

plug and play excellent sound good cord length inline separate mic and earphone volume controls also 7.1 button in there good weight not to heavy and wide enough for my big head.... this was a concern! feels like a quality product

Sounds Amazing Extremely Comfortable Great battery life A lot of settings for sound quality

They are comfortable to wear for hours of gaming, music and the Microphone sound very good in chat with my friends. The headset sound so much better than any headset I have used for gaming or Hi-Res Audio 24 bit 96 KHZ like ( Qobuz.com ) The DAC is easy to use , understand and you can set any color of the rainbow to show on the outer cup. The controls on the headset are very useful and handy when you have to talk to someone in the room. Artis Pro + Game DAC is easy to setup on desktop, laptop and great for packing with laptop for on the move.

I've been using these headphones for about 2 weeks and they're working exactly as I'd hoped. My friends report my mic is working perfectly, which was my biggest concern. I haven't had a chance to use the software and controls, but they look like they could be useful. Switching back and forth between speakers and headphones is easy: just plug in the headphones to a USB port and all sounds go through them. Unplug them and everything is back to speakers.