There must be headsets out there where the cushions aren't made of this short-lived soft plastic, right? - Jabra 65 Evolve2 -> Crumbling (replacement cushions from China) - Logitech G332 -> Starting to crumble - Logitech office headset -> Falling apart Where is the product with cushions made of linen, cotton, silk, or genuine leather?
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I am currently looking for a wireless over-ear gaming headset for the PS5 and am wondering why manufacturers almost never specify the inner dimensions of the ear cushions (height × width × depth). Especially with over-ear headsets, this is a crucial criterion for wearing comfort! An example from my experience: Logitech G733: inner opening approx. 5.8 × 3.7 cm (even narrower towards the bottom) – too small for my ears, even though the sound and microphone are excellent. SteelSeries Arctis 7 (older model): fit perfectly. Teufel CAGE Pro: according to community information approx. 6.5 × 4.5 cm – at least a bit larger. Terms like "over-ear," "extra comfortable," or "generous ear cups" don't help much with selection when the actual inner dimensions are missing. Especially during longer gaming sessions, a few millimeters can determine whether the headset sits comfortably or causes ear pain. My request to manufacturers and retailers like Galaxus: The three inner dimensions of the ear cushions should be just as standard in the technical specifications as weight, battery life, or connection type. I would be interested to know: How do you see it? Have you had similar experiences? And do you know of any wireless gaming headsets with really generous ear openings and fabric cushions? Perhaps together we can put together an interesting overview. 🎧🎮
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ENDORFY VIRO Wireless, gaming headset. Will digitec.ch be adding this product to their range? That would be very nice!
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Hello everyone A few years ago there was a HyperX headset where you didn't always have to take off the microphone. Today I only know the Logitech G435 that has this option. But I would like to have a headset like the Steelseries Arctis 5 or 7. Does anyone know of a headset where you don't always have to take off the microphone and still have reasonably good voice quality without the microphone kicking in at the slightest ambient noise? Can you leave the microphone in the Steelseries Arctis (looks like it) and it still works well? Does anyone have experience with in-ear headsets? I only know the Apple Earpods, which are good and sufficient for gaming, but I'm sure there are better ones. Looking forward to your feedback and many thanks in advance. Best regards, Daneras
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Hello everyone, I'm looking for a foldable headset that I can pack in a 15" laptop bag. I'm interested in shooter games and want to be able to localise my opponent. I haven't found any in-ear headsets where you can localise well (the reviews here for ASUS ROG Cetra II are not so positive), so I'm looking for an on-ear headset, but I'm open to anything. It just needs to be compact so it fits in my laptop bag. Many thanks for your tips. I would almost prefer wired, as I only need the set when travelling and don't want to worry about dead batteries.
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Hello together I'm looking for a gaming headset that has the longest possible range and a good microphone. My flat is 115m2 and there are a lot of corners and walls. Does anyone have any good tips?
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Hello, I've been looking for a while for a headset that lets me get the bass vibrations (because yes, I like them.) and at the same time that stays in the gaming style with microphones and co... I don't know if anyone has a good product in mind? 10 years ago, "The G-lab" made this type of headset but that's no longer the case and the one I had is definitely dead (despite having repaired part after part over the years...) Thanks in advance !!!
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As I am almost deaf on my right side, I rely on the fact that you can adjust the balance of headsets so that I can at least locate them halfway. I tested it with the Steelseries Arctis Wireless Pro and the Logitech G Pro X (Wired). It doesn't work with either of them; Steelseries doesn't have the feature in the app and you can adjust it halfway in Logitech's G-Hub, but the sound then becomes so muddy and muffled that you can hardly hear anything "properly". With both headsets (and probably with multi-channel headsets in general), the balance in Win11 itself is also deactivated. Does anyone know of any brands where this can be done in the app?
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With a few exceptions, "normal" headphones become gaming headphones overnight. Marketing, it's all just marketing. Good headphones are good for everything, but only if you run the microphone on a separate line. In my opinion, even after decades, only the Sony XM series keeps coming close to the Sennheiser HD-25 and the Beyerdynamic DT 770 PRO, and with the latter, Sony has taken the lead here with their XM series. Maybe I'm too old, so I'm all the more curious to see what new things I can learn here. LG. Angelo
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Hello everyone, I am looking for a wireless over-ear headset for my Playstation 5. It is particularly important to me that I can hear my own voice clearly and distinctly (transparency/ambient sound mode/sidetone/mic monitoring). The microphone should have an acceptable recording quality so that I can be heard well during conversations or streaming. I currently use an inexpensive JBL Quantum 200, and if the microphone is as good as this headset, I would be satisfied. Price up to 200. Does anyone have any recommendations? Many thanks for your help!
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Can anyone recommend a headset (either hi-fi headphones with a microphone) that has excellent sound for music? Do such models even exist? I'm thinking of suppliers who offer good headphones. E.g. Beyerdynamic. ? (They are supposed to have good mic quality?) JBL? Sony? Sennheiser? Teufel? Shure? 🤷🏻♂️ It doesn't have to be a "bling bling" gaming headset ;-) Many headsets hardly have any specs regarding frequencies, drivers etc. It should have the following specs: - Wired and wireless (detachable (spiral) cable) - NOT a pure wireless headset! - on-ear or over-ear (not in-ear) - Signallink or minimum Bluetooth 5.4 (latency) - "HiFi quality" - Price >300
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SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless 249 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro X Wireless 239 Both headsets have roughly the same positive/negative reviews. The description from Digitec is also the same for both, and the release date is the same. Does anyone have experience with both? Can anyone say which one would be better? (For Pc)
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Why is it no longer possible to filter by open or closed headsets? That would be pretty much the most important filter.
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Can anyone help me I would like a headset without a microphone which I can connect to my mobile via a 3.5 mm jack and which is less than 56 francs.
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Can someone please help me because I need a gaming headset without a microphone with a headband wearing style and a jack 3.5 mm to connect to my mobile and it must be under 56 francs.
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Is there any information on when the Astro A50 X will be available to order from Digitec? Both versions are available immediately on the Logitech website.
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Can you please help me? I have ordered the Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless headset for my son and we have realised that it can't connect to smart TV as it doesn't have Bluetooth? Which gaming headset can be connected to smart TV? Thank you!
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What is the correct setting to filter out all wireless headsets that provide a USB dongle for signal transmission? My computer has no wi-fi or bluetooth built-in
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Do you have any advice on how to find a headset for my son who mainly plays Fortnite on his switch lite. He has a rather small head.
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Hey, I'm looking for a headset that supports Dolby Atmos and is wired (3.5mm) so I can connect it to my Go XLR. However, I'm a bit stumped. On the Dolby Atmos page there are extra headsets listed that support it, but don't all headsets with Virtual / True Surround Sound support Dolby Atmos or are there really only a handful of headsets? At the moment I use studio headsets that don't have surround either. I ordered and compared the RIG 500 PRO HC and it sounds a hell of a lot better, but the cable is too short and doesn't feel that high-quality to me. Does anyone have experience with this or can recommend a particular headset?
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I hate having cables lying around at the workplace. It would be really great if you could add a filter category so that you can see whether the headset comes with a charging station.
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Hello Together I am looking for a wireless gaming headset in the premium range with a minimum ear cup height of 6.5cm. Can you recommend any for me?
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For my existing Sennheiser gaming headset (https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/epos-gsp-600-gaming-headset-7484174?supplier=406802 ), I am looking for a functioning adapter (3.5mm jack input / USB A or C output) that will allow me to connect the headset directly to the Playstation 5. Of course, all of this should be fully functional without any loss in sound quality or voice quality. I already found the adapters on Digitec. But the comments/reviews are not always positive or satisfactory. There are also no reviews regarding the use with a Playstation 5. Such "adapters" are also offered, but they are headphone amplifiers. Here I doubt that they run plug and play when connected to the Playstation 5, as it is often stated that a driver is installed. The reason for my question is that Playstation solves the possibility of wired headsets purely via the Dualsense. But if you play games without the Dualsense, this is already problematic. In my case, when I play SIM Racing. Here, the base (or steering wheel) is regarded as the controller and user. The headset comes with two cables. 1x only with a 3.5mm jack (console) 1x with 2 3.5mm jacks. 1 for microphone & 1 for headphones Does anyone here know about solutions or have experience with them, which also work reliably? I would be very grateful. Merci
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Hello Digitec & Community Since the Steelseries Arctic Pro Wireless is no longer available because a new one has just come out, it would be nice if you could add it to your shop: https://steelseries.com/gaming-hea... Kind regards
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Hey Together I'm looking for a whireless headset for the PC. My gaming colleagues have suggested the Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless. However, this headset is no longer available for purchase. I am now looking for a headset that has similar features to the Arctis Pro. The headset should be compatible with the PC, have a reasonably good microphone quality and, if possible, have a very good battery life or an exchangeable battery.
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Will digitec offer this headset? The 300 hours of battery life sound good.
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Hello all I am looking for a headset where I can adjust the sound of the game and chat separately. I'm currently using a Poly RIG 800 HD, it seems to have an adjustment option on the headset, but both volumes are always controlled together. Platform is PC. Thanks
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Hi guys I need help buying a new headset It should be as comfortable as possible and not more expensive than 150 Fr Thanks in advance and have a nice day
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Hello people I would like to buy a new headset PS4 PS5 PC suitable preferably wireless and over-ear Very important for me fast mute Mute button on the mic or flip up like on the Turtle bBeach Stealth 600 gen 2 My voice should be audible when talking on the speaker like on the Turtle Beach Which is unfortunately not the case with the Corsair Virtuoso Se, which I have had for two days now. Which one can you recommend
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Hoi zäme, I'm looking for new headphones for gaming on the PC, but I don't need any with a microphone, as I already have an external one. I was thinking about the following in combination with the EPOS GSX 1200 Pro. What do you think? Maybe other suggestions for the DAC or headphones? The microphone is an NT-USB and therefore does not need to be considered. Headphones: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/beyerdynamic-dt-880-pro-kopfhoerer-374598 DAC: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/epos-gsx-1200-pro-usb-dac-kopfhoererverstaerker-5902069 Thanks for any comments and advice :) Niklas
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