These headphones have a lot going for them: very comfortable, soft ear pads that don't deteriorate after a couple of uses, excellent sound, lightweight, lots of options, and not overly expensive. All in all I really like them.It's just that I've had some issues. For one I could never get the mic to work even though I'm fairly technical. All good, I chalked it up to me missing something (maybe I should go back and read the manual). So I have basically just been using them as headphones for gaming and listening to music and such. Then about 3 months after purchase the USB wire and connector housing pulled right off of the connector pins which were still in the USB port. Now I'm not rough on electronics and I've never had a USB cable break like that before. Upon inspection it seems there were two small solder spots holding the cable housing together and that's the point of failure. Obviously it wouldn't go back together, so fine I bought a couple replacement cables - no big deal, working in IT I understand stuff just happens sometimes. No actually it was a big deal - the replacement cables don't fit the USB C port inside the headphones. I tried two other brands of USB C cables and they don't fit either. More specifically the cable won't stay in the port on the headphones - it just falls right back out. Seems none of them are wide enough to help lock the cable into the headphones. Fortunately I have an audio cable just long enough to continue to use them as headphones because the sound is really quite good. I would just like to be able to use the mic and for that I'm pretty sure it needs a working USB cable that will stay connected.Otherwise these are my favorite gaming headphones I've ever used, and I've gone through a number of different headphones over the years.