EPOS H6 PRO

Sleek design ; Comfortable ; Comes in Open and Closed Acoustic models to choose from ; Detachable microphone boom if you don’t want to use it ; Superb audio quality and positioning ; Supports major gaming platforms

Not a fan of the volume wheel, which is similar to the EPOS H3 ; No USB option; some brands provide a built-in sound adapter to convert 3.5mm jacks to USB

Great wired headsets from EPOS in terms of design, comfort, and audio quality. They come in different models: Open and Closed Acoustic

+ Extremely comfortable for long gaming sessions ; + Very good sound reproduction ; + Attractive design ; + Removable cables

- Doesn't get as loud as I'd like ; - Expensive for what you get ; - Mic should be better in this price range

As a pretty, premium and comfortable plug-and-play gaming headset, the Epos H6Pro makes a good first impression. But a limited max volume (for the open-backed model, at least), high price, and a so-so mic mean there are better options in its $180 price...

Deep audio levels ; Detachable microphone ; Stylish design and colours ; Soft padded ear cups

Expensive ; Heavy for long periods of use ; No wireless connection

Exceptional sound quality ; Open-back headset is immersive with great bass ; Great noise suppression from closed-back headset ; Very comfortable

Open-back headset leaks audio ; Boom mic is average quality ; No wireless connectivity ; Expensive

The EPOS H6PRO range offers great audio quality and exceptional comfort, even over long gaming sessions, with separate versions for Open and Closed Acoustics allowing for an even more fine-tuned experience. It's just a shame that the headset is so...

The EPOS H6PRO gaming headset is certainly on the premium side. The comfort and audio quality on offer make it well worth the price, especially given its wired-only nature. The Sennheiser heritage is evident, in all the right places.