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I'v been using a G930 for about 4 years now and there's starting to be more problems with it. I was going to just get the new Logitech G Pro headset but wasn't sure if there were better options. It'll be primarily for gaming and watching YouTube videos. No set budget but under 150 preferably. Not sure if I should get a gaming marketed headset like a G533 or a normal one with a modmic etc.

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Maybe the HyperX Cloud II.

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What kind of price point were you looking for? Do you NEED other features? Are you going to be using them for anything else?

 

I use Bose QC35s as my daily driver. They're Bluetooth for when I'm exercising or studying, and can run wired for gaming. They have a built in microphone (does not work over a wired connection) that can be used over Bluetooth. Oh did I mention, they sound amazing and have noise cancelling. 

 

If all you need is a gaming headset, the questions you need to ask would be what kind of sound are you looking for; accurate? base heavy? open stage?

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