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Best headset Under $100

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hi in just checkked that out and it is $95. It looks good however i have really big ears and an over ear is more my style.

It is over ear :o

Plantronics Rig Surround headset (was this what you were looking at?)

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Turtle Beach X12. Possibly the best bang for the buck of around $30-$50 (where I've seen it)

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ive bought off amazon international before and they convert the price to aud. so that would be 91 dollars plus shipping and it also takes 3 weeks to ship.

Oh, didn't realise... Sorry

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if anyone is still reading this thread i had trouble with the seller for 65 and i now have three choices.

steelseries siberia v2 for 70

asus cerberus for 80

or hyper x cloud 1 for 99

please help

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H40 crosiar raptor is rather underrated

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H40 crosiar raptor is rather underrated

too flimsy and cheap

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too flimsy and cheap

I have had one for several months and dropped several times and it is still working great. And whats wrong with cheap?, it has 7.1 surround something Razer doesnt have to other for their entry level head gear. IMO. Take a look at it though if u can.

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Roccat makes some very good quality headsets. Also the steelseries siberia is amazing, ive had mine for a long time now and im not planning on ever changing it.

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