MH630

Pros + Great sound + Great mic + Comfy earpads + Detachable cables + Good design and style, purple & matte black combination looks great + Fabric bag Cons - Mic picks up desktop audio sometimes - Headband piece is too heavy and stiff, could use better cushions or change the material of the band (which i believe it's steel & plastic) - The cable has a woven texture that can get easily bent and damaged with use One thing to keep in mind: Beware of not hearing from the outside if you use them in high volume, so if you do not want to get in trouble keep them at a medium volume or prepare to get scolded from not listening I bought them as an upgrade to my laptop's microphone and they worked great on calls and video calls. It's been a while since I had the need to use them for this purpose so I gave these to my brother so that he could try out the sound quality with battlefield v and he loves them. I know he will put them to good use and he is happy so I am happy too !

Use them for gaming and so far been solid. Better depth than earbuds and quality of sound too! Mic picks up voice more clearly and comes out clean to others. Ear cups have been comfy as well, nice soft foam on them. Wire feels solid as well, not thin or flimsy feeling. Happy thus far with them

TL;DR review: MH630 is best comfortable, comes with nice microphone, and very cost efficient. You sacrifice sound quality a bit but bottom line is still acceptable for music listening while great for gaming. What I like it most is the comfort level. It's light, the cloth ear cup is exceptionally easy on head, and breath well. Clamping force is well managed that it is tight enough but not making a strong pushing down. I can literally wear it all day without any discomfort. It's by far the most comfortable headset, even compared with MH751 and other highly recommended models. Microphone is great. It's very similar to MH751 and close to V-MODA BoomPro. You will be able to tell the difference, but I don't think it is easy to say which is better - they are just slightly different and captures voice with a different profile. All of them captures clear and fully bodied voice and some surrounding sound. Sound quality - just ok. Yes this is where you sacrifice on for the price. It is still better than many at $80 price tag. It lacks in mid-range which causes most music sound much flatter and with little body. There's no obvious distortion, which is great, because that means with EQ tune it will sound better. Overall, it is a good pair of driver tuned for gaming. It still does music and other tasks well, just not as good as something like MH751. Will definitely recommend this to friends and family.

It makes noise in your ears every time I move my head. Mic is solid. sound is good. But the sound is really annoying

I really like this headset. I usually don't like headsets or over-the-ear headphones. Because I don't like pressure on my head, and I don't like the heat that they cause on my ears. But the soft material these are made with are great. They put zero pressure on my head, weigh very little, and don't trap heat in with your ears. The microphone is the best quality available for a gaming headset. I use it to record videos, and it's better than the desk mic I was using before. I had a much more expensive wireless headset, and it's quality was too bad to even use (plus it had fake-leather ear cups that trapped your heat in). I also love that the wires come out of the headset, and that the headset comes with a velvet bag for easy storage. Keeps it clean and dust-free between uses. Cons are that 1. you can hear the cable rubbing on your clothes through the plastic ear cup. It's not an issue while there's action, but when there's silence, it's really loud and annoying. You can tell that the ear cups are cheap plastic. 2. There's also very little noise isolation, since they don't squeeze your head and the soft material of the cups are so soft. But that part doesn't bother me. If noise isolation from your environment is what you're looking for, the 630 probably isn't a good choice. Maybe the next level up with the faux leather would work better for this, but I'm not aware.

Looking for a comfortable headset with a great microphone, clean-neutral audio and non-muddy bass sound? This is the headset for you. Honestly, I'm completely impressed with the quality of the build and even something a simple as a well-weighted and braided cable. The MH630 could be called a best value at under $100 and that may imply some cheapness to them - but when they sound as good as headphones at 1.5 - 2x the price - well there you have it. They also cover a 15 - 25,000 Hz range, so also impressive versus the competition. These aren't heavy bass sounding headphones, so look elsewhere if that's your goal. I use them primarily for gaming, but music also sounds great. They can easily be driven by your PC's onboard audio, but if you really want to kick it up a notch then consider something like the Astro Mixamp Pro TR if you are a heavy gamer and want chat-mix, mic side-tone and more power to the audio.

microphone picks up everything so when you are in a voice chat everyone can hear what you are watching

The headset is very comfortable for long hour usage.. also the sound quality is excellent. Directional audio works great in fps games like valorant and siege..

Still working after 4 years! With extensive use and travel

I really love that u can remove the mic. Sound is ok i use them on ps5 and my phone. Would probably be allot better sound on a pc. My only problem was that cabel got bent on one of the plugs. So need to get a new. That u can lock in in the headset not sure were to find that so i use a normal.