I game with friends for a few hours every other night since the pandemic hit. These headphones are doing well in general stereo audio department but aren't what you want for a deep, immersive experience. I'm no sound artist so interpret that as you will. However, for casual gaming between a workout or waiting for the misses to be ready, can't say bad things about it.

Good things:Its really crazy amount of bass xoming out of these headphones. Maybe even too much. After initial setup equaliser will optimise sound. And thats it! Earcups are soft and clamping force is strong enough to keep headphones on your head for 5-8 hours, without pain.Haptic bass, slider is very sensitive. One of the worst things with these headphones, and i think that should be implemented asap, is no custom equaliser! So don't expect to listen heavy metal without customizing sound output. Very bad! Missing lot of frequencies from mid to high, or big part of them driver converting to bass. I cant say that sound is bad, no! I want to say that if tou want personal sound settings, forget it. For the price, very good piece of gadget!Edit:In the beginning i was a little harsh with review. Now, almost after a year of usage, i can say this piece of equipment is one of my favourite. Battery still rocking, no cracks, worn damage. Have to metion, i have a lot of headphones, razer, JBL, Sony, HyperX... But skullcandy, proven second to none... That's why im changing my rating to 5 star!If you buy it, you won't regret, in the end if you're really fussy and ultra-pro, you can return them. Enjoy!

Sadly I had high Hope's for this product but they ear buds are the most uncomfortable and awkward I have ever used. Using these for gaming I thought would be better then headphones but this is just a rip off honestly. They have already broken and the ear pieces broke way before the product did. For the money you pay its shockingly bad.

Not as bright but you pay for what you get. It works and it gives you all the gadgets you need to start. Not bad for the price

Fantastic headphones. Just from the start know that these are tuned flat, so for a musician such as myself or an editor for film, these are wonderful! Still use these for music all the time though and they are very clear and are just high quality headphones overall. Your not gona get big bass out of these at all though. Again they are tuned flat, so you are hearing exactly what the musicians wanted you to hear and EQed for when making the music. Makes for a very clear enjoyable experience when listening to music. Do find myself blasting them full though to get more kick out of the sounds because they are flat. Holds up great at the highest of volumes and is comfortable when listening for up to I would say like 2 hours tops on your ears. The pads are very soft and the adjustments on the headphones feel solid.Must say the major selling point for me was the fact that it comes with two cords that are removable. To me that is huge because on a regular fixed wire headset, the issue of speakers cutting out is usually because the wire went bad, and in that case the whole headset goes bad too. Can't lose with these headphones!

I tried these because of the reviews. Sent them back and just went with Bose. Yes the price is crazy. But my bf has been super rough with his for the last 5 years and they work like new so I think it’ll be worth it for me in the long run. Probably good for kids or someone who isn’t going to use them regularly.

I love the design of these headphones- the fact that you can mute the mic by folding it against the headphone is really clever. I did notice early on that there is a little static now and then, but it definitely isn't bad enough to make me regret this buy. They are comfier than Turtle Beaches. I use it mainly for XBOX One.

Not a bad pair of over-ear headphones, and the are comfortable enough to wear for extended periods. However, they do colour the sound of what you are listening to, sometimes masking more delicate instruments with the fairly substantial bottom end.I replaced these after two years with a pair of Grado ES325R cans, and the difference is somewhat noticeable. Not really a fair comparison to a pair of headphones costing (now) three times a much, but if you want to hear the music as it was recorded - with a flat response - I would look elsewhere for something more suited to your listening tastes.