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Headphones!
#1
I currently have Turtle Beach x11's and I am not satisfied with them. I enjoyed them very much when they weren't giving me problems, but now I believe it is time for an upgrade.

I am looking for headphones that have:
1.) GOOD SOUND
2.) MICROPHONE
X.) No HORRIBLE MIC FEEDBACK
3.) USB Connection
4.) Xbox 360 Connect-ability
5.) Plug-N-Play
6.) Comfortable to wear for 2-4 hours

The headphones must have good sound quality, and they must be comfortable to wear for gaming sessions. I need them for Xbox 360 AND PC. I don't mind if it is Wireless. My Turtle Beaches have only one problem, FEEDBACK. All I hear in my mic when I don't hear the game is SSSSSSS, or in other words, the sound of a creeper. Noise cancelling, I do not mind that but I don't wan't to hear my sisters yelling at my mom through the wall. No tin can amplifier headphones. I wouldn't mind one of those box-things that you plug into then the xbox or the PC. I do enjoy taking my headphones to other places than my home so if there isnt a box thing, then power to you.

I am currently thinking off the Tritton AX-720's.

BUDGET: 150$
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#2
Audio-Technica ATH-M50S Monitor Headphones

I've had these for 4 months or so now, probably. Works great, nice quality, etc. Look it up.
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#3
If you want pure sound quality (but no mic, no usb)

-> Sennheiser HD-25 (On-ear)
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-> Beyerdynamic DT770 Pro (Full-ear)
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But if you want USB + Good Mic + Xbox360 compatible for that pricerange... no idea.

Beyerdynamic does have a gaming headset with mic + USB, but they're out of your budget (300 euro...). But if you want to buy a extreme high-quality headphone, that you can enjoy for the coming 5~10 years. That's the one.
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#4
If you want down to earth, sound(no pun intended) advice check out http://www.headphones.com.au/forums
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#5
To be honest. Get the audiotechna's or sennheiser. Then find a clip on microphone. Microphone's + headsets never usually are the best. The Headsets are really good but the microphones aren't.
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#6
Bose A2 are probably the most comfortable headphones ever.
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#7
I know im gonna get bashed for this, but I thought that my pair of Solo HDs by Beats. by Dr. Dre was pretty good. iPhone compatible too Biggrin
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#8
DeanNim Wrote:I know im gonna get bashed for this, but I thought that my pair of Solo HDs by Beats. by Dr. Dre was pretty good. iPhone compatible too Biggrin

What the hell is iPhone compatibility?
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#9
I have a pair of Steelseries Spectrum 4xb headphones that I use for gaming and listening to music. I'm not sure how the sound quality compares to the Turtle Beaches, but I find them pretty decent. The sound is crystal clear and I have no problems with static from the mic. They're extremely comfortable to wear and the mic is retractable for convenience. I would highly recommend looking into these since they seem to be a step above the TBs, but aren't as pricey as Tritons or Astros.
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#10
I'm using the Turtle Beach Earforce Z1, and no complaints about them. They're not USB, but feedback is no problem, they're comfortable, and the sound quality is pretty good.
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#11
iPhone is stupid. Apple is stupid. Apple tries to sue their hardware manufacturer (samsung)
Just get a usb converter if you have to. When i was searching for headphones. Microphones were never good unless you bought them separately and attached them on to your headset.
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