Decent wireless headset

[Alesek]

Hello, I currently have Sennheiser HD 518 with modmic and I love it. The issue is that I keep getting tangled in the wires. Is there a wireless headset (preferably under 200), which is at least decent or does it all sound like trash?

[Kilrah]

I have a set of logitech G935 and find them to be my best sounding headphones

[Alesek]

55 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

I have a set of logitech G935 and find them to be my best sounding headphones

Best sounding compared to what? Last time I was using logitech headset, it sounded terrible but it's been years. Although if they do sound decent, ill be happy to get them  

[Kilrah]

Bose QC35, Sony WF-1000XM3

Using the EQ that LTT posted in their recent headset roundup for the G935

[Tigerleon]

1 hour ago, Alesek said:

Hello, I currently have Sennheiser HD 518 with modmic and I love it. The issue is that I keep getting tangled in the wires. Is there a wireless headset (preferably under 200), which is at least decent or does it all sound like trash?

It does all sound trash. Jk. But it sounds better wired.

[Tigerleon]

I never want to go wireless for 2 reasons. 1 battery. 2 sound quality. Now there are some headphones that sound pretty damn good for being wireless but it is still not my taste.

[Kilrah]

Wireless does not necessarily mean crap sound, I've done extensive tests on my G935 and there is no noticeable difference between wired and wireless (other than the built-in EQ only working on the wireless input, so testing was obviously done with EQ disabled).

 

Battery is obviously a concern, but only slightly - I mean you were going to have a wire anyway, so it's not a big deal to plug the charging cable while using them if you forgot to charge. I don't only use them for gaming but also for conference calls where I need to be moving in my apartment, and just to listen to music when in the workshop, so for me wireless was a must.

[Alesek]

okay so I got the g935. The sound is good but they are not comfortable at all...