Adding to the comfort of the device are the hinges behind the earcups - adding a surprising amount of flexibility allowing it to easily fit any head or face shape. It’s less bulky and disappears from your peripheral vision, and can also be removed if not required. We use this test on all of the headsets in our review because positional sound references provide a gamer with a decisive advantage — not to mention that it's a more immersive experience.

i enabled music equalizer in Dolby Access app along with Dolby Atmos spacial audio, and am currently testing music. Aside from picking the right mouse and keyboard, choosing a good pair of headphones is just as important.The EPOS H6PRO is one of the most premium-feeling headsets we’ve ever seen, and both versions are supremely comfortable in extended use. I’ve previously looked into the difference between open and closed headphones and found that open headphones give a better, more accurate soundstage. As a result, feel free to choose a headset based on your favorite color, or one that matches your system of choice. Both the Open and Closed Acoustic versions have the perfect amount of clamp force, which coupled with the plush padding on the headband, allows them to sit on your head for hours without any discomfort.

The H6PRO uses the best transducers on the market to deliver expansive, immersive, masterfully reproduced audio. The assertion of superior comfort is evident through our thorough analysis of the headset's features and extensive hands-on testing. Después puede que vuelva con más info para compartirles, pero por el momento es todo lo que tengo que decir, estoy fascinado con este headset. The Open and Closed Acoustic headsets have largely the same sound signature, albeit with very slight differences. The Open Acoustic version, however, did not seem to offer any larger soundstage than the closed-back one, which was disappointing.

Another option both headsets have is instead of the volume dongle many varieties of headsets have, the H3 and H6 have a roto-dial on the right ear. The mid-range was heard by all as very nice and pronounced, arguably the best of the devices we have tested. The design lines are much similar, with the same distinctive ‘chunky’ presence, however the H6Pro does away with some of the bulk for cleaner lines, and is very much in line with their older, H3 gaming headsets. While the earcups surround the ears they do not press on them or put any pressure on them, they also leave a decent amount of space giving my ears space and adding further comfort.

While the mic can be completely removed very easily, it never fell off due to the strong magnetic grip. I was pleasantly surprised that despite thinking I wouldn’t use this feature, it became invaluable on some games, allowing me to quickly adjust my volume on the fly and is much easier to use than a cable mounted volume switch. This can be a little irksome for PC gaming with friends, but it’s certainly nice to have the option available. The EPOS H6PRO comes in an attractive black box with a large picture of the headset itself, here we get a first look at the colour we were sent and it’s Racing Green.This lightweight headset features an updated slim headband with improved padding, plus 2-axis hinged ear cups that conform to your unique anatomy. If you choose to remove it, EPOS has also added a magnetic blank to fill in the gap, which is a really nice touch, especially if you are looking to use these to just listen to music, which they are more than capable of doing. The plastic enshrouding the headset is smooth, and the plush faux leather of the headband cushions your head really nicely while in use. The low-end isn't extremely overpowering, but it's more than I'm accustomed to with my headset daily drivers (currently alternating between Sennheisser's Momentum 3 and Anker's excellent Soundcore Liberty 3 Pro earbuds).

They are one of the best mediums for artists to show their craft, with beautiful storytelling or constructing awe inspiring landscapes. pound weight, and the padded headband and soft cloth-covered earcups lend themselves to extreme comfort. If you have and enjoy the GSP 600/601/602 and are looking at the H6 Pro then I think it's a worthwhile upgrade. The headset also comes with protective magnetic plates that fit over the mic slot, so you won’t need to worry about damaging its port. Some mention that they are very comfortable, with a strong choice of material, while others say that they're very uncomfortable and feel a slight bit of pressure around their ears.Meanwhile, the closed variant has slightly muddier audio, but does a much better job of blocking out ambient noise and leaks far less. Despite its mostly plastic shell, it feels like a solid, quality headset, and it stayed snug on my medium-sized head for hours at a time while remaining comfortable. It is important to note that neither the Open or Closed Acoustic version of the headset offer any sidetone functionality, so that feature must be enabled in your soundcard if it supports it. Some mention that it's comfortable, has great sound, and a strong choice of material, while others say that there was no sound, started to lose the audio in the right earcup after a few months, and even then it was crackling and barely audible.