Astro Gaming A10 vs Razer BlackShark V2 Pro

Tonal balance: Balance (for gaming). Past headphones: Astro A10, liked the replaceable wire, dislike how frequently the wire broke, disliked wires | | Turtle beach stealth 600 (Xbox), liked wireless, sound quality, mic, flip mic mute, multiple audio settings, disliked charging issues, turning on difficulties. Music: Rap, EDM, Pop, rock.

And it was a tuning that I thought was better suited for gaming, and was honestly also very good for just regular music listening. So while you may be...

It is an ok headset but I have most definitely tried on other headsets that were sooooo much more comfortable and with way better sound/bass/quality. Might just be me but these start to hurt the top of my head where ever the band is resting to were I have to keep repositioning it every couple minutes to avoid it from causing major discomfort. Wouldn't recommend these to anyone since I expected much higher quality for this headset it can easily improve in the following, comfort (headband like pushes down on head and starts hurting from pressure after very short amount of time.) Sound quality, I feel it's kind of quiet compared to so many other headsets on the market, and the rolling volume changer to me feels ghetto and would've been much classier with a small display screen and +/- buttons and even better would be to have adjustments to bass/treble etc using same buttons/screen just using a settings or menu button to navigate to other settings, and pretty sure that would've only added maybe 5 bucks tops to the cost which would've been worth paying IF the comfort factor was there which is isn't

It has the same memory foam earpads wrapped in breathable fabric, and similarly memory-foam-covered padding on the underside of the headband with faux leather on the top side. This results in a light, comfortable fit that’s easy to wear for long periods of gaming.