EPOSH3Pro Hybrid Gaming Headset with Microphone for PC, Enhanced Noise-Cancellation, Adjustable, Smart Button Audio Mixing with Bluetooth and Gaming Suite, Surround Sound, (Sebring)

So after a lot of researching for a good set of wireless headphones, i finally settled on these. I've been using them for about a day and this is what i've found so far using them.The Good.They're comfy to wear. Haven't done any super long sessions with them yet, but i didn't feel like my head was in a vice. I've got a big head, so that's a winner in my books. Also you can wear them with glasses and not feel like they're trying to push them through your head.The build quality so far looks and feels solid. They look premium and feel it too, which is what you want when you're about to spend this kind of money. The ear cups feel good and didn't noticeably make my head feel warm or hot. Not sure how that will be in the summer though.The sound quality is good. These are primarily aimed at gamers and not audiophiles. The sound definitely focuses more around the bass. If you like that kind of sound profile like me, i feel you will like these. Again, they were good for watching movies, and were ok for music. Comparing them to my Sony WH-1000XM3, you're going to notice the difference. However, i didn't buy these for the reason of listening to music, i bought them for gaming.Battery life, so far it's pretty good. If you're in a long session and run out of battery you can plug them in via the USB C connector to your PC and carry on, just like if they were wired. However, i haven't tested this in anger to see if what EPOS claims is true.I love the detachable mic. It's one of the main reasons i went with these. I have a desk mic, so wasn't fussed about the microphone. So i can't comment if the quality of the mic is any good.Connecting them to my PC was super simple. Honestly, plug the dongle in and turn them on. Let the PC do the rest. That simple.Now for the OKThe desktop software is not great and is by far my biggest issue. There's is a huge amount of room for improvement here. This is what i have found so far.It feels a strange mix between keeping things simple, and not providing enough to actually use it properly.I found it took a little while for it to realise you have the headphones wireless connected. And when it does connect, i found it forget my previous configuration. For example, if you had them configured for mode 2.0 and then shut down your PC. When you next load it up, the mode will be back to 7.1. This gets tiring pretty quickly. We'll call this a bug (feature) for now.As mentioned above, I've noticed when plugging them in and going back to wireless there is a lag in the software. There isn't in the headphones, it's instant. Which is good, but again points to another bug potentially.You can only tell how much battery life is left from the desktop app when you're using the dongle it seems. Not a huge issue, but it would be better if you could tap the power button and it told you. Further to that, when you turn them on it does tell you the battery life. However, if you have 100% battery, it will tell you you have more than 80% battery left. I found this pretty annoying, as i want to be specific.You can only access the troubleshooting option from the system try EPOS icon by right clicking on it. Not from the main app, which means it could easily be overlooked. Even then, the troubleshooting guide seems separate as it listed a completely different model of headphone.The volume wheel doesn't feel as good as my previous Sennheiser wired headset. It's an infinite rotation, so no min or max to it. However, it just doesn't feel as smooth to me. Which if i'm honest, i'll use very little as my keyboard has a great volume wheel on it and i use that already.The ANC just feels not good at all. Honestly, i couldn't tell the difference when it was on and when it was off. It definitely didn't block out the sound of my typing when it was on. Also, It's either on or off, there's no ANC profiles so you can configure how sensitive you want the ANC to be. When it is on though i found you got this strange white noise background. Which was just annoying. If you want ANC, i would say don't get these for that reason.Some nit picking issues.There's no L and R markings on them. This isn't a problem when the microphone is connected, but when it's removed, i've found myself checking which way round they should be before putting them on. This will obviously fade with time as i get used to them.The box they came in didn't exactly scream premium. An odd thing to pick up on i know, but if you're about to drop this kind of money on some gaming headphones you want the full experience right?ConclusionAm i happy i got them? Yes, definitely, they're good wireless gaming headphones. The main issues i have with them are things which can be fixed through updates. I got these for gaming and watching the odd TV/Film on my PC. I'm not about to go and listen to my music collection with these, as there are better options when it comes to that.As you can tell my main issue with them so far is the desktop software. EPOS really need to step it up here, as it letting down a good product.

If I could give less than 1 star i would. These headphones always disconnect from the dongle when you move your head. Another issue is that these headphones are not supported by EPOS anymore so I could not update the drivers or use the equaliser for whatever reason. Lastly, I returned the product exactly how it was sent to me then they only give me a partial refund. Avoid these headphones and thos seller like the plague. 0/10

Really disappointed after seeing some nice reviews about this headset.The main feature that I wanted was the wireless aspect, being able to move more freely when talking and playing was a huge pro. However, whenever using this as bluetooth or even with the dongle, it will cut out every 30 seconds or so which was supper annoying when communicating on discord or in game.The same would happen when using it for listening to music on my phone, the audio would cut out for a second or so, consistently.The build quality is great, plenty flex and microphone cap replacement is a cool feature.Active noise cancelling works fine but you can easily hear the buzzing in your ears.Microphone is okay on 3.5mm, USB, Bluetooth and Dongle connections, nothing crazy which is the norm for headset microphones.The sound quality isn't anything special, pretty flat in my opinion, I'm sure some adjustments can be made for better quality.

H3PRO Hybrid SebringH3PRO Hybrid SebringThe product I received was the headset, USB cable/headset cables , dongle and instructions.This is a good quality headset, nicely presented, with everything you need to connect your headset to your required device.To connect the headset, you switch on the headset, this is a small button on the left-hand side (microphone side) which you long press till the blue light appears. To connect via Bluetooth, you switch on the Bluetooth function (right hand side of headset) using the on/off switch and then long press the Bluetooth button next to the Bluetooth on/off switch - once your device locates the headset you are connected. It is as simple as that. The right-hand side also has the volume control (round dial with notches). The headset can be adjusted easily to fit your head. You also have the choice of using the cable to connect yourself to your device.If wanting the headset without the microphone, this is easy to remove and replace with a round plate (supplied).The headset makers claim you can get up to 30 hours of wireless gaming on the low-latency dongle, 19 hours with ANC, up to 38 hours of audio on a Bluetooth connection, 22 hours with ANC, up to 29 hours with the 3.5 mm cable and 18,5 hours with ANC. I fully charged the headset prior to use and have been using it continually since and it is still working on first charge.This is a good quality headset, with great sound quality, which gives me the ability to listen to music stored on my mobile, whilst being able to freely move around (no annoying cable) without upsetting the rest of the household. A lovely headset for personal use and great as a gift.This is a higher price point headset, but the build and sound quality definitely shows. It is an attractive headset, lightweight and looks good when using.