THE BEST GAMING HEADPHONES don't matter

for the deja vu bois yes, this is a reupload, originally uploaded on 20th September 2021 on the original crinacle channel before it was aliven't. RIP to OG crinacle :(

To be honest, the only thing that is really important on a so called gaming headset is 2,4Ghz 1ms wireless connection / no cable. If you find me a good headphones with extreme good comfort with this than I would be really happy.

The open type is easily susceptible to external interference, and the sound image is wide and scattered. Because it is too wide, it leads to clutter. The left and right can be clearly distinguished, but the front, rear and other directions are easily confused.
I using HD800S has too much information to listen to. The directions are cluttered and a bit scattered. The left and right are very clear, but the distance and front and rear are a bit difficult (Aepx)
Moreover, HD800S has a lot of high-frequency information, and Apex has a lot of high-frequency information, which is very harsh to hear.

Theirs a big difference gaming headset are lighter and have bigger ear cups for longer play sessions. I had a vmoda and my friend had Bose and after a hour we absolutely hated them. And now we also have presets for fps and racing games which our more expensive headphones didn't have.

I get it, I suck 😪

The Audio-Technica ATH-M50xSTS is incredible for the price, definitely better than any other gaming headset I've tried. Great sound and the microphone quality is amazing. Shit name though

Wow this was such a refreshing take. Telling people the truth. I tried 5-10 headphones and ended with the conclusion that I played the same with either one and went with the cheapest option. Subscribed for sure!

RIP to Linsoul's comment on crin asking for sponsorship on the OG video :((

If I hear gaming next to anything. I shit myself

The competitive advantage is such a joke, I see some of the best players for certain games running corded Apple earbuds and still stacking bodies like it’s nothing. It’s honestly a skill issue not a headphone issue

I'd love to hear your thoughts about steelseries headsets

gaming headphones exist just for the microphone

I just want to hear the feet.

Can anyone recommend a good wireless headphone that uses 2.4ghz and Bluetooth? maybe some budget options because the prices are very different in my country, I want to use for gaming and listen to music, I don't need to have a mic cause I plan to buy a separate one.

after watching this im going to buy the hs60 haptic, cause i want to enjoy

Based on Crinacle's recommendation, I bought the AKG K612 Pro. The staging and imaging are noticeably better than, for example, the Steelseries Nova Pro, which is marketed as a gaming headset. The only issue with the K612 Pro is that these headphones don't pick up footsteps very well. Specifically, in the context of PUBG, I have to significantly increase the gain and volume to clearly hear footsteps. Overall, I rate this product very positively. I like that I can simultaneously hear what's happening in the room, and I also like the very long cord because it allows me to move around freely. I'd really like to try the HD800 one day. I want to compare and see if the extra 1300€ makes a significant difference.

For a "gaming" headphone I use kz items which I got because of dank pods and I trust those earbuds than any razers

King 👑

Ich habeviele Kopfhörer um die 1k € vergleichen, da waren auch Audeze und Sennheiser HD 800 mit dabei, aber alle verlieren deutlich gegen Beyerdynamic T1 was die ortbarkeit angeht😊 ps: meiner Meinung nach eignen sich magnetostaten überhaupt nicht für das Gaming. Punkt 😅

there are gays outside doesn't mean they exist

I'm a complete idiot when it comes to audio but I can see that there is a different connector on the KOSS KSC75 then on all store pages, is it the wrong product or something?

Love your reviews ❤

To me personally Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro is more than enough for gaming. It feels to kinda give more detail than Grado SR60e (which also were really good tho) and is probably a bit wider, but I don't remember for sure

bro i miss the intro music sooooooooooooooooo goddamn much

No mention of controllable LEDs on gaming headsets. Useless info...

what is chinese steve trying to tell me?

I bought some razer sharks years ago and I just went

these sound nice and are comfortable, this good
and it's been like that for years

I like this guy. Great delivery with the humor. He had me laughing so much!

damn when you said they dont giiive a fuk

shit really made sense after

absolutely agreed. I use cheap 10 eur JBL earbuds and play CS:GO with no problem. I also use a 20 eur Boya lav mic which sounds great and convenient for gaming, video calls. A gaming headset would look unprofessional in work meetings.

I really love that microphone you use. The size, sound, everything. Any alternatives that won’t break the bank? 😭

I use HD 800s as my gaming headphones with antlion modmic. It gives a huge advantage.

People who use xbox are not going to buy a headset with a mic separately…..

Good points about the sound quality and microphones, but shit take nonetheless. People don't buy gaming headphones for good sound, they buy them for surround sound and features like simultaneous console/PC and phone connection. Find me a good pair of headphones that supports, say, Tempest 3D AudioTech and connecting your phone for Discord while also having the PS5 connected. Oh and they should also have settings for what device you want to sound louder and such. Go ahead.

I game on pc and console and was looking for something i can use on both not really looking for any advantage i want something that has good sound quility in music or immersive in games but also a mic. I was looking at the pc 38x.

just use an equalizer boost the frequencies of footsteps and gunshots

HD 560S is not a good idea for gaming. Hard to say where exactly the enemy is or from where the sound came from, tested mostly in Hunt: Showdown which has VERY good sound surrounding.

A question regarding the Beyerdynamics dt 880 pro , it is sold in multiple ohms configs ( 32 , 250 and 600 ) what is the difference between them , will the 600 ohms for instance work with my onboard sound card ( x570 aorus master )?

I work at a PC store and have been telling people this shit for over a decade now. I haven't personally found 'the one' for gaming but having worked in the returns team for some years I could say from experience pretty much all the gaming headphones were just mega bass/treble boosted shit. I think they might be better now, but I might think that because I no longer get to try them all.

I haven't found the right set myself yet, I almost always use speakers. Most of the time my headphones are my AKG 702 but god damn the lack of bass pisses me off. Technically great for having probably for the reasons you have mentioned, but I don't want footsteps defiling my ears, really rather a warmer sound. It's not going to change my success, it'll just make it nicer to experience.

This is so true. I tried several gaming shtphones and they all sounded like crap. I stick to my ATH WS1100 and bought a Rode USB NT+ mic and done. They said I sounded like a podcaster in a studio.

how about a beyerdynamic mmx300 2nd gen?

I looove your videos! 😂

I got the DT 770s. They are great for gaming.

if you go with that mentality its self explanatory that you will never make it (talking abt the competitive stuff)

lol;l

Ah yes - I do better with spatial localisation in League of Legos! :)