Also, I love your videos. Keep it up and you will get big!

Glad it was helpful!

Welcome to the channel. Why don’t you share with us all which headset you’re currently rocking, and which one you’re looking to buy.

Thank you. It's small, because I just started. :)

You are absolutely right. The imaging on this headset is excellent. My squad mates use Cooler Master MH751's and Astro A20's, and as good as those headsets are, my squad mates can't keep up with my kill death ratio. That's because I can hear every damn thing with the H6Pro and the PC38X.

I just ordered these to try. I guess with this headset and my Creative Katana V2 and its SXFI settings I will be hearing enemies breathing a km away?

@@j.d.4697 I just use Dolby Atmos on Xbox and can hear people well, so hope you can too

@@StickyGekoi dont rlly get dolby atmos so does it make the imaging better? And do u need it for the inaging to be good or is it good right out the box?

Exactly! :)

Soundstage, imaging, stacking (able to directionally hear footsteps above and below), etc. Is identical?

The PC38x and H6 Pro sound so much better than the GSP 500.

You know everyone who owns them? Wow!

@@District.24 I thought the GSP 500 and PC38x have the same drivers with just different casing?

Welcome to the channel.

Absolutely it is. It’s a much more natural sound.

@@District.24 Sweet good to know! thank you. Looking to upgrade soon and i love my hd650s so i thought Sennheiser would make a great choice. Love the content bro, can’t wait to see more

Yeah man. Thanks for the sub. That video comes out December. Next video will be on my favourite closed back headset.

Glad I could help. :)

H6Pro hands down. The imaging (directional cues like footsteps) is exceptional.

@@District.24 Thanks for the answer, I will wait for the Black friday at the end of the month, maybe I will find a great deal with the gsx 1000. Bye bye From France

@@District.24 i needed this answer

If you can afford the H6Pro then that is the one you should buy. You just have to decide if you want open or closed-back.

@@District.24 awesome thanks for the response!

Yo I had the same exact question for the same reason, see ya on the other side Spartan

@@musicwatcher100 heck yea getting them tomorrow Spartan !

@@SwizzPrime yooooooo same *edit* i see this was from 14 hours ago, ill be a day late but hell yeah

It would. Alas, I have no plans to purchase the open back model.

Thanks for sharing.

How about the open back?

I plug it into the Schiit Hel 2 dac/amp combo. The weight of the H6PRO is well distributed, and the headset feels good on the head. Check specs for actual weight.

​@@District.24I just bought the epos h6pro because of you. I have the 2023 lenovo legion slim 5 and wonder would you recommend buying a dac for my h6pro or would plugging it in the laptop be good enough. How big is the difference actually and how much dufference do you notice with vs without?

Thanks for sharing.

H6PRO (open) for the win. Enjoy!

@@District.24 k, Thanks

Thanks for sharing. Pads do change the sound.

Good stuff!

You'll get comfort and sound from both, but superior comfort from the H6Pro. You have to decide which type of sound experience you want, and then from that you can decide which (open or closed) is better for your needs. Let me share with you an example. I use both the PC38X (open-back) and the H6Pro (closed-back). When I'm alone I will use the PC38X, because I won't be disturbing my family, I can still hear if someone is at the door, and the sound stage is broader when playin my game of choice (BFV). When the family is home, so as not to disturb them, especially late at night, and to not be distracted by the sound of my kid yelling, I will use my H6Pro.

I can’t know as to why there is sound leakage coming from the MH751, but I can tell you this: that headset is very light, and all the headsets I experience this problem with are light - with a hollowness to the cups. So perhaps they’re all lacking some sort of sound dampening. Again, I don’t know, but what I do know is that it’s happening. I always test my headsets with friends and strangers online. If they can hear themselves feeding back, and I can’t fix it on my end, I return the headset.

@@District.24 fair enough, thank you!

Believe it! :)

i can, personally i hate open backs

@@andreyboyko752 same I like to keep my sounds concealed

Unfortunately, I can’t. I’ve never used the Virtuoso RGB. Based on reviews by others, I would categorize the H6Pro and PC38X as being superior in sound to the Virtuoso.

Glad you enjoyed!

Ok thank you so much, and also for gaming wins over the opened? Btw amazing channel and videos all ready subscribe!

Thank you so much really appreciate it, i will buy them now!

Unfortunately, I do not. :(

People ignored the discomfort because the sound and mic is so good.

They’re definitely not the same. Although bright, the 37X is a better sound than the Game One. I own the Game One and the Game Zero.

Same way I can wear a cuck mask at work all day and my ears are so sore they hurt at the end lol

When I play on the PS5, I connect my PC38X and H6Pro directly into the controller. If I want to use a hight impedance headphone/headset with my PS5, I plug it into my Schiit Hel 2.

@@District.24 would you benefit from plugging your pc38x into your hel 2 through your pc or ps5? also what other headphone do you run through the hel 2?

H6Pro. I never liked the 58X for gaming, even when I modded it to make it sound better. Couldn’t get it to sound great even with amps.

Alright I broke, just bought the H6pro and the gsx1200 since it was on sale. Just want better accuracy while playing fps

@@District.24 so they don’t sound as crisp as the hd58x but they are exactly what I would want in a gaming headset. And the comfort. My damn I could wear them all day. Good find brother.

This is what I'm looking for, choosing between HD58x and H6Pro. Thanks bro!

Glad I could help!

Glad it was helpful!

The 58X has been a bad purchase for me. It never lived up to my expectations - even after modifying it - although it did improve. The imaging on the 58X is well below the level of the H6PRO, PC38X and HD560S.

@@District.24 ive thought about trying the 560s as well if its on sale black friday

H6Pro has a louder, clearer and better imaged sound signature than the GSP 670.

@@District.24 thanks a lot, indeed i don't use my gsp 670 on R6S i prefere my pc38x for that. But i like the theater bassy sound of the gsp 670. And do you have an idea of the differences between h6pro and gsp 600 from a sound point of view only ? Gsp 670 and 600 are apparently different... And 600 is really cheap in France now... Best regards

What I would do is buy 3 headsets I'm interested in, then keep the one I like the most, and return the other two.

Sidetone is not built into it. The EPOS software is for the wireless headsets only.

Glad you enjoyed it.

H6PRO. If possible, try both, but I like the H6PRO more - in all areas.

@Troy Online I've Just gone and bought the nova pro wired. Would you be able to tell me if it's any good compared to H6PRO

H6Pro. The comfort is superior.

IMO, yes. I used the Arctis Pro Wireless, and many others too, and I’m yet to find anything with better imaging than the PC38X, H6Pro and the HD560S. The H6Pro being more comfortable than the PC38X, and having a more enjoyable sound than the HD560S. Plus the addition of the mic.

@@District.24 Nicee, I was just looking at the HD560s just last night but with this reply, you have put an ease to my choices. H6Pro it is 😁, might go with Closed back version

What about the DT990 Pro compared to the H6?

Never used the DT 990 Pro. I do have a video on the DT770 pro though.

The difference between a headphone and headset is the microphone. Headsets come with built in mics. There are many great headphones for music, which is outside my scope of knowledge. If we keep the conversation to gaming headsets then I recommend the EPOS H6Pro. It’s awesome for gaming and music.

I can’t comment on the X2HR as I’ve never used one. As for the other three, I would choose the H6PRO, even though the HD560S has slightly better imaging.

@@District.24 what is your reasoning for choosing the H6Pro over the 560S if you don’t mind me asking? Is it simply comfort? Thank you for answering my original question btw!

Hi. Although I found the imaging on the HD560S slightly better than the H6PRO, I preferred the sound signature of the H6PRO. The HD560S was too flat for me, but it was designed to be. It's a reference headphones not a gaming headset. For gaming (FPS), the H6PRO had the right balance of bass, mids and highs...but damn...the HD560S is a sweet headset. I have a video on it. You should check it out.

I would say yes, but because I don’t own an Xbox I can’t confirm that. Try it yourself, just make sure there is a return policy incase you don’t like it.

@@District.24 Just ordered the H6Pro from Amazon, should be delivered today, thankfully the Blackshark I bought are returnable till March so I have some time, I'll update here once I test them both tonight, thanks for the response!

So the H6Pro are hands down better than the Blackshark V2 Pro for the Series X! Much better directionality and clarity on the H6Pro, mic is better and my friends don’t hear the echo they used to on the Blackshark. So it’s going back to Best Buy and I’m sticking with the H6Pro now!

@@nishantpatel91 Thanks for sharing this, really helpful for me. How's the noise isolation compared to the Blacksharks? And is it getting hot inside the H6's earcups?

Ended up returning even the H6Pro and went with the Audeze LCD-GX in the end, although the H6Pro were excellent as well

The H6Pro is the better choice.

H6PRO. Enjoy!

dt 900 pro x

There's no need to be stuck. You said so yourself - you like to hear your surroundings and yourself talk. Buy the open version. Enjoy! :)

Glad to hear it!

H6PRO for the win

One of the many things I like about the H6Pro is how loud it is. I have hearing loss, and even I find it too loud at times. The problem you are having is not the headset, unless you have a dud. If all your volumes are turned up, and it's not loud enough for you, because of your onboard sound card, then you will need an amp. I plug mine directly into my PS5 controller and it's loud. I use it with my GSX 1000 amp on my PC, and it is loud.

I too have the Game One. The clamping force on those are painful. Same with the PC38X. The Game Zero were not painful, nor was the H6PRO or GSP 301 or the EPOS H3.

I love open-backs. I have headsets that are open-back. I have an H6Pro closed-back, because I play late at night when my family is sleeping. There is less sound leakage with a closed back.

Yes, it can. It’s a nice combo.

Epos H6Pro.

Thanks for sharing.

I feel the same way ! Did you change for an other one ?

The H6PRO has an excellent sound signature, but it does not meet the requirements of those who are bass-heads.

@@District.24 Thanks. 👍

You go it, mate!

Comfort. Sound and mic performance.

Bass wise. They’re sound identical to me. Highs is where they differ.

Greatly appreciated.

Why not? They’re not radically different. Lots of people want a comparison knowing all to well that the headsets in question differ in one or two areas. Where possible I try to keep closed-back with closed-back, but it’s not always possible. The PC38X only came in open-back, and I’ve lost count of how many of my viewers wanted to know if the H6Pro was better in comparison.

@@District.24 I just think it would be complete if you were to compare open back vs open back. The H6pro open is almost just as open as my 58x. Just throwing it your way. Glad your channel is picking up you deserve it.

I own the GSP500, the PC38x and the H6pro open back, the H6 is just the GSP with better design, more bassy and intimate than the PC38x. For music I prefer the PC38x, more natural sounding without feeling bloated. For gaming the PC38x is also better for me as the Soundstage is slightly larger and the low ends are balanced so I can still hear other sounds without them being drowned out. H6/GSP are great for single player games and movies with more punch and oomph. Mic wise (plugging in straight into my PC motherboard), I find that the H6Pro removable mic has ok quality, a tiny bit worse than the GSP mic, a bit more nasally compress effect, but better background noise cancelation. It is much better than the PC38x mic however, which picks up too much plosives (p,b sounds and breathing noise due to its sensitivity). Comfort wise, H6 is best for me, more streamline vs the GSP, less clamp than the other 2, numbered sides, removable mic and best looking. The PC38x clamp is not bad but is nonlinear so the bigger the user's head, the tighter the clamp. I had to stretch mine over the PC case to ease it. The PC38x earpads are also narrower and longer, so there is a tiny bit of clamp force under and behind the ears. It comes with 2 types of pads in the box, mesh and velour. The mesh are softer without the foam inside, provides breathability and airiness while the velour feels better on skin, but has foam and traps more bass.

@@AssassinKID what you said is likely spot on. I haven’t tried the Pc38x mostly because I know how I am and would return them due to aesthetics. Just not a fan of the design but that’s totally preference. The H6pro just checks all the boxes for me. Good sound, imaging. Amazing comfort, probably the most comfortable headset iv ever worn. It’s all in one so just one cable and the build and aesthetics are slightly better than my hd58x. I have it plugged into my gsx.

@@nashwalker7 Yep, I also use the H6Pro as my main headset now. Though I prefer the tonality and sound balance of the PC38x, the comfort, build quality and removable mic feature of the H6Pro are too hard to pass up.

H6Pro. The MMX 150 has inferior comfort and design, although it does offer a USB-A or 3.5 mm connection (two separate cables). That's nice. No flip to mute mic. The sound on the 150 is very good, and the mic performance is decent too.

@@District.24 thanks. I have a question does Pc38x have any app? And h6pro to does it have any app?

H6PRO, because it has a closed-back version. The PC38X only comes in an open-back version.

@@District.24 thank you so much !!

Do you mean H3? I did a video on it.

@@District.24 Yes I did.....phone always auto corrected H3 to HE and I never catch it. Thanks

Also just watched that video you did and the H3 is perfect for me. Was able to buy 2 pairs for $79.99 each. I couldn't decide between the white and black so I got both at that price. Great informative video btw.

Glad I could help.

I have never had any problems with the PC38X's performance. I've never used it with an Xbox Series X. All I can suggest is to lower the mic sensitivity, and move the mic down to it's lowest position and away from your mouth.

So far it has not peeled off. I’m about 6-months in.

@@District.24 do you think the headband is serviceable ?

If it fell under warranty it would be. So far I’ve had no problems. I will report on it, again, in October.

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That's also US dollars.

@@District.24 should still be cheaper for you

H6Pro. It's more comfortable.

I use the GSX1000, and that on 70% volume equals 100% volume of the GSX300. The GSX300 sound signature is lovely, but more volume is often desired. Luckily the H6PRO and the PC38X produce a very loud sound, meaning the GSX300 doesn’t have to work too hard. On a PC, it’s not worth the money, but your ears may disagree.

Most welcome

I did a video on the DT 770 Pro vs PC38X. You can get all the info you want from that video, as the H6Pro is like the PC38X, but with better comfort and design.

I play mostly FPS games so closed-back.

H6Pro. Enjoy!

H6Pro is always the better choice.

No, they do not. I own both.

@@District.24 He showed they had two hinges in his video… What are you even talking about. Do you understand how axis work? I think not.

And I just got in the H6’s yesterday and yep double hinges… They are just in slightly different positions from each other. Please don’t comment when you have no clue how physics works or what people are talking about.

The H6PRO is loud as f@$k, so if yours is low and it’s not the volume setting on the unit or in the console/PC then there’s a problem. Troubleshoot using a secondary headset. Best of luck.

Well, I still own the Sennheiser Game One and Game Zero, which came out seven years ago. They are both hard plastic like the PC38X, and there is not a scratch on them. They work perfectly. Admittedly, I don't abuse my headsets/headphones, but trust me when I tell you that these audio devices are solid, and will only break if you abuse them. I've only had the H6Pro for a couple of months, but I have no reason to believe it will fail due to quality control issues. None of my other Sennheiser (EPOS) headsets and headphones have. The H6Pro is made out of mostly hard plastic with some metal in it. It will last just as long as the DT 770 if you don't abuse it, but if you were to drop them both off the roof of your house, my money is on the DT 770 to survive.

@@District.24 What is the difference between the game zero and H6Pro? :)

Comfort, sound signature, imaging and functionality.

Firstly, it’s about comparing the headsets that people want compared, because those are the ones they’re interested in. Secondly, you can’t always get two open-back versions or two closed-back versions. Lastly, the sound difference between open-back and closed back isn’t radically different. I have plenty of followers who ask me to compare headsets to headphones, cheap vs expensive. So my comparisons are what they are, and you’re just going to have to accept it.

Sure. Look out for it soon.

EPOS H6PRO

Sounds amazing. I wasn't expecting the H6Pro to be so good, but it definitely beats out the PC38X.

If you’re iPad accepts a 3.5mm audio connection, then yes.

I'm not aware of any new version of the Game Zero. Do you mean the H3Pro Hybrid?

No, because it would be no contest. The MMX 300 isn't that good. A better comparison would be the Tygr 300r vs H6Pro.

Corsair HS80. Very good sound. Excellent mic.

Are you using an external amp?

@@District.24 I don’t think so, it’s plugged into my Xbox pad. I’m not very tech savvy they just seem very quiet even on full volume. Thanks for the reply. Did you find the volume a problem ?

It’s the Xbox controller. :( I use a PS5 and they’re loud. You should look into the Schiit Hel 2 dac/amp as a solution.

I figured out the problem, in a hard to find sub menu on xbox live there is a volume control. Very hard to find only on 50 percent volume. I turned them up to 100 percent and they are fine. Thanks for the help 👍👍

Isn't that the way it always is. We are all smart people, but we all forgot to check the volume levels. LOL. Sorry, I just assumed you did that already. LOL..

H6PRO. It’s made the 600-series obsolete.

H6Pro.

@@District.24 is the mic pretty much the same that’s what I’m looking for

Yes. They’re both excellent in sound and mic performance. The H6Pro has superior comfort.

That’s for the wireless headsets like the GSP 670 and the H3PRO Hybrid.

@@District.24 Oh ok. Is there no app to modify these then?

Nothing on PlayStation, but in the PC world I have heard of EQ apps you can use. I don't know the names...sorry.

@@District.24 it's alright, I'll find one later, but this headset seems to be adjusted perfectly already so I dont need any software at the moment.

Sound is subjective, so we all hear things slightly differently. The important thing is you found a sound that you love. Enjoy and happy gaming. :)

Do you use any soundcard or DAC?

I have two I use occasionally. GSX1000 and Schiit Hel 2.

Choose the H6PRO.

@@District.24 thanks friend, what about DAC? I ordered a HAL 2e

The Hel 2e has a built in DAC. It's a DAC/AMP combo device.

@@District.24 Friend please do a HEL setup video

I would be surprised if it wasn’t. Can’t you just tape two external speakers to a baseball cap, and stick that on his head?

You haven't made a bad choice. Enjoy the PC38X, especially in an open world game and/or FPS. The imaging is fantastic.

I forgot to put the title of the video in the video. LOL. So I re-did it and put it back up.

@@District.24 gotcha ha

:)