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best headset for between $50-$100

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I am looking for a headset for gaming, movies, and Rosetta Stone. I am looking for a analog headset mainly. One set I looked at Corsair Vengeance 1300 from the [H] review on it and also the Linus tech tip video seems nice. Thank you for your help.
 
JVC HA RX700 $35
Samson Sr850 $50
Panasonic HTF600-S $35

you can't really beat these phones for under $125 with the exception of maybe Audio Technica ATH-AD700 and senns 280 pros which are around $100 each.

I really like the samsons and JVC's i listed, I own alot of different price rang phones and those 2 are probably the best instance of something that doesnt cost much but IS SO GOOOD.
I game and listen to music on all my phones about 70/30 split.
 
JVC HA RX700 $35
Samson Sr850 $50
Panasonic HTF600-S $35

you can't really beat these phones for under $125 with the exception of maybe Audio Technica ATH-AD700 and senns 280 pros which are around $100 each.

I really like the samsons and JVC's i listed, I own alot of different price rang phones and those 2 are probably the best instance of something that doesnt cost much but IS SO GOOOD.
I game and listen to music on all my phones about 70/30 split.



I like your reply cause I just ordered RX700s and AD700 :)


i don't know why but i just kept desperately wanting to own both of those so now I will.


to the OP all those he just listed are headphones not headsets so you would need a seperate mic for your purposes like the little zalman clip on one..

http://www.amazon.com/Zalman-Zm-Mic1-Sensitivity-Headphone-Microphone/dp/B00029MTMQ/ref=pd_sim_e_8
 
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I own both those too lol, I think i might retire the 700's though.
 
thanks for your help Rattle and atarione!

I will look into them when I get back home this weekend
 
The headphones Rattle listed probably the best for their price, but he forgot one:
Grado SR60i open-back headphones for $80.

Ugly, all plastic, not the most comfortable... but amazing sound quality. I had the samsons, and the grados sound noticeably better. In fact, I'd say it contends with my ATH-M50 for $150.
 
Sennheiser HD203 - $50
Grado SR-60i - $80
Sennheiser HD280 - $100 (Yeah... I recommended it:p)
Sennheiser HD448 - $100

All based on amazon.com prices, so everything is free shipping.
 
I'm a big fan of the Shure SRH440's my-self , easy to drive and nice full and rich sound. They love rock , pop , jazz but don't seem that great with electronica/techno variations. Also quite comfortable even for long sessions. They do not require an amp so you'll get that sound from even an iPod or so on. They have a removable cable from the headphone and fold up for very easy storage , I would say they are an easy 10/10 for portable usage for that alone.

Amazon has them for $89.00 even. I paid $120 for them and don't regret it at all.
 
How are grados for gaming though guys? I would assume not good :p

Considering that many games heavy on mids more than anything else I would imagine they are well suited.

However for long term comfort , Grados are likely not the way to go. They are great phones but I wouldn't wear them for hours on end.
 
so my JVC-RX700 headphones arrived a couple days ago...


BUY THEM... omg so freaking awesome for $35~


they sound awesome not just for their price but just in general sound awesome

well built, thick cord, fit well ....so far for me wearing them for a couple hours gaming was very comfortable.

 
I've heard good things about the JVC HA-RX700. I'd probably recomend them to friends since most of the people I know aren't looking to spend that much.
 
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