Sennheiser G4ME ONE PC Gaming Headset Black AD

Love the Sennheiser GAME ONE Gaming Headset. High quality sound. Good for gaming and other uses like Zoom meetings. Love the purchase.

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Creo que la gente de Mexico que hace reviews normalmente pasan por alto muchos defectos de varios productos, lo digo porque ninguna de mis reviews sera asi, yo digo las cosas como son, no endulzo nada. He probado muchos audifonos (mas que nada para gaming, Astro a40, varios modelos Turtle Beach, Tritton, Razer y Hyper X) y tengo que decir que estos tienen el mejor sonido que haya experimentado, sin mencionar que el microfono es bastante bueno (no como los Astro donde en el 90% de sus headsets el microfono es basura, te hace que suenes como robot, y aun asi la gente le da 5 estrellas aqui). Ahora, tambien tengo unos audifonos V Moda, los cuales me han durado mucho, casi siempre cuido muchisimo mis cosas pero por alguna razon esos se me han caido como 15 veces en 2 años y aun funcionan al 100%, creo que tienen un sonido muy bueno (aun que siempre pense que mis Turtle beach Tango sonaban mejor para la musica). Bueno pues estos Sennheiser se llevan de calle a los V Moda, no hay comparacion, suenan increible, la claridad me deja perplejo la verdad, ya hasta estoy pensando en comprar otros para tener unos para gaming y otros para musica. Son mis primeros Sennheiser y pues la marca se acaba de ganar un cliente mas. Estos audifonos te dan un sonido muy natural, si esperas que tengan un super bajo, olvidalo, no te gustaran. Estan creados para dar un sonido claro y de calidad, no para apantallar, no te haran retumbar la cabeza ni escucharas explosiones exageradas (para eso te recomiendo los Hyper X que son baratos y la verdad para su precio son excelentes) Los 2 "defectos" que pudiera mencionar son: Aun que se ven resistentes, no se siente que el material sea de tan buena calidad pero seguramente que si los cuidas te duraran mucho. La funcion para "mutear" el microfono, segun he leido, termina haciendo que se descomponga el microfono por lo cual no la usare. Por cierto, los V Moda Crossfade LP2 estan en mas de $3000 y estos ahorita estan a un super precio, realmente estoy tentado a comprar otros.

Extremely comfy, sounds great, has the volume control on the side which I love... And on sale it was at an excellent price! UPDATE: Still 5/5 headphones, had them for like roughly a year and a half at this point I think. Audio is still amazing quality and there isn't that much wear I've noticed, it's still very comfy. There are 3 issues I've encountered after all this time since first buying it and writing my review, however. Nothing too serious for me. 1. The mic plug comes loose every now and then whenever it is plugged into my computer, causing the computer to give me pop ups about it being unplugged/plugged in. Gets a bit annoying, fortunately if I need a mic I use my Shure MV7 so I'm not particularly in need of this mic and just leave it unplugged (alternatively could probably tape it to my PC to keep it in tight). 2. The cable for the headset has had a few areas where it has sort of frayed revealing the jacket underneath, probably largely due to it getting caught in my chair's wheels because it's a long cable. Regardless, it's mostly fine after a year and a half and will probably not get too seriously damaged (i.e. exposed wiring within the cable) for at least another few years. 3. The most concerning issue I've had is this: Sometimes I notice I'm only getting audio out of one ear, and the way to fix it is just adjusting the volume dial a pinch. I have no idea why this happens, but if there's any problem that would ruin these headphones for me, it would be this ASSUMING it gets worse and becomes more and more frequent. I'm still not sure if that's the case or why it happens, but it is definitely worth noting. Regardless though, none of these problems change the fact that these are the best headphones I've bought and I do not regret buying them. The audio and comfort is perfect. After having them for so long, problems like these are kind of to be expected and while they could evolve into bigger issues for me it isn't anything significant at the moment. I will also add that if you are careful not to tug on the mic jack that could help it not have a worse connection (sometimes I accidentally do it when I forget I have my headphones on and walk off or something like that). The cable damage could also be prevented by making sure you aren't running over the cable with a computer chair, either by having a stationary chair or tying the cable up. As for the audio only being in one ear, I have absolutely no idea why that is happening, but like I said adjusting the volume a tad using the dial will cause the audio to come back in that ear missing the audio. Wouldn't worry about it assuming it doesn't get worse, since currently it doesn't happen too frequently and also it takes very minimal effort to fix when it does happen. I have no idea if this is a normal problem for this type of headphones or if it's only the pair I got or if it's due to something I did. In the near future if it does get worse though I might lower the rating to a 4/5, considering these headphones ARE expensive and thus should be expected to last. But if I get a few more years out of it and they're not much worse then I'll feel like I at least got my money's worth and say that these are 5/5 headphones. As it stands, I'd still definitely recommend them.

Excellent headset. It's my 2nd pair. The previous lasted me 9 years.