BPHS1 Broadcast Stereo Headset with Dynamic Cardioid Boom Mic

I love to stream to twitch, but I hate using a mic that's attached to the desk. Because of how much I move at the computer, I always find myself leaving the sweet spot of any desk attached microphone. Headsets work great for me, but outside of some sennheiser headsets, I found the mics were always lacking. That's when I tried the BPHS1 and after using them for almost a year, they have been PERFECT for me. The headset's themselves sound great. If you have used headsets like the Audio Technica M50x then the sound quality will be familiar to you. I'm happy with the way the mids and highs sound, and the bass has a very good punchiness to it. I really like the sound quality coming from them. Comfort wise I wasn't a fan of the smaller ear pads that came with the unit, and quickly purchased more pillowy pleather pads and have really enjoyed them. I plan on eventually getting the velour pads, but really haven't been in any rush as the pillow pads have been really comfortable for over 2000 hours of usage already. Be warned, the cable is long, and also heavy'ish, so it will snap a lot and also sometimes just feel in the way. I've rolled over it so many times which can be annoying, fortunately it hasn't been damaged yet. The kicker for this headset is the mic. I absolutely ADORE this mic. Because it's a dynamic mic, once you get it setup right, it has great sound isolation along always being in your sweet spot as you move around. It makes streaming SO much more convenient. While doing testing of the headset, my friend said it pretty much sounded like an Audio Technica At2020 or At2030 mic being used with the headset. After thousands of hours of twitch streaming, the mic still sounds and I get many compliments on how it sounds. The headset seems pretty expensive, but if you think how much it would be to purchase a At2030 along with a headset, the price is a lot more reasonable. I purchased 2 used ones from Amazon for about 60% the normal price and it really made them that much more worth it. One set is paired with a Rode Procaster and the other a Audient Evo 4 and both have been wonderful.

I hesitated a bit buying this headset due to the price but did end up buying one. I am glad I decided to purchase this. The headset is well built, sounds great, and the mic performance is awesome. The headset is relatively lightweight so wearing it for long periods is not a problem. The headset has a long cord which is a big plus for me. The only thing missing is a 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter as I expect that many people (me included) will use the smaller audio connector. Bottom line - I would buy it again and would recommend it to others.

I absolutely love the quality of this headset. The versatility of the XLR and TRS plugs makes it compatible with nearly any system I use, which is a big plus. The audio performance is superb, and the fit is quite comfortable for extended use. While the cable length can sometimes be a bit cumbersome, it’s manageable and doesn’t detract from the overall experience. Overall, the Audio-Technica BPHS1 is a stellar buy that I highly recommend.

Let me get the rating out of the way: It's a solid product, but you can run into issues with how the input is treated in windows, because it's mono, and things like Microsoft Teams has trouble with it. If you're looking for a headset for meetings or general computer use, this one might not be the best choice. Today I found out that I've been wearing them backwards for the past two years. The stereo channels have been swapped. Ok, so yes, it's possible that I'm that dumb. However, all of the product shots, even in their user manual PDF, show the headset positioned in way... well... just look at my attached screen capture of the product page. The photo shows it configured backwards.

I bought this headset to use with the Mackie 802VLZ4 mixer for gaming, webcasting, and other purposes. I'd been using less-expensive gaming headsets for gaming and webcasting, but they kept failing on me. Tired of replacing cheap headsets, I decided to bite the bullet and pony up for a broadcast-quality unit. I was not disappointed! They feel good, even after an extended period of use; the audio in the ears is clean, not boomy or muffled like gaming headsets. The microphone puts out a crisp, clear, strong signal. I realize that $200 is a lot for many people to spend on a headset, but it's money well spent with this one - and it's less-expensive than comparable Sennheiser units. If you decide to purchase this headset, you need to know that you'll have to have an XLR interface of some sort; this headset will not plug directly into a computer's microphone jack. You'll either need to get a small mixer with an XLR input jack or an XLR adapter, such as the Shure X2U XLR-to-USB Signal Adapter or the Blue Microphones Icicle XLR to USB Mic Converter/Mic Preamp . These adapters will provide signal from an XLR microphone to a USB port on your computer. I almost bought the Shure adapter, but I decided that I needed more input source flexibility - so I bought the Mackie mixer instead. Either way, a mixer or an adapter will get the job done.

Buenos auriculares por si calidad de micrófono, lo que es los cascos debería mejorar, ya que si estar mucho rato las orejas lo padecen.

Headphones sound is great to me (although I am not an audiophile... The only reference of a decent pair of headphones I have to compare is the Sony MDR 7506). Microphone is excellent. I highly recommend getting an aftermarket set of ear pads, I am using the Brainwavz red oval memory foam set and they stay comfortable on my ears all day long. The only area for improvement for me would be to improve the comfort of the headband, after a long day of wearing it can get a little uncomfortable, it could be a little softer. I am using this headset in a loud open office environment with the Presonus Studio 24C USB audio interface. I am on Cisco Jabber, Webex, and Webex Teams calls constantly and the microphone quality shines.

Audio-Technica BPHS1 Broadcast Stereo Headset is ideal for outside broadcasts and reducing external noise

Das Mikrofon ist top, die Verarbeitung in Summe sehr gut, der Tragekomfort auch sehr gut, wer sich zu dem Preis aber audiophiles Hörvergnügen erwartet wird enttäuscht sein.

Micro au top ! Pour streamer c’est ce qu’il y a de mieux Rien à redire Petit conseil: changer les mousse des oreillettes car elle sont pas bien du tout