Corsair Virtuoso PRO Wired Open Back Gaming Headset - Detachable Uni-Directional Microphone - 50mm Graphene Drivers - 20Hz-40 kHz Frequency Reponse - White

Compre estos audífonos junto con unos Beyerdynamic DT 990 Edition 32 Ohms, ambos son de diseño abierto, y las principales diferencias o similitudes serían las siguientes: - El precio de ambos esta dentro del mismo rango, los DT 990 cuestan al rededor de un 20% menos. -En cuanto calidad de construcción ambos son excelentes, son muy rígidos y de bueno material, adicional a esto los Corsair incluyen una funda rígida para su transporte, mientras que los DT 990 incluyen una funda suave. Debido a esto, en cuanto a portabilidad los Corsair son mejores por la rigidez de la funda, ya que los podrías meter a una mochila a maleta sin miedo a que se dañen, aun así, existen fundas rígidas para loas DT 990 que se venden por separado. -Los Corsair incluyen dos cables desmontables, uno con micrófono, el cual es como el de la mayoría de audifonos "Gamer", es decir, no tiene nada de especial ni se compara con cualquier micrófono condensador barato. Una desventaja de ambos cables, es la textura, ya que al rosar con la ropa se produce un ruido que de alguna manera se transmite mediante los audífonos y puede llegar a ser un poco molesto. Por otro lado, los DT 990 no tienen micrófono y el cable no se puede desconectar, pero este no produce ningún ruido al rosar con la ropa. -En cuanto a comodidad, los Corsair al tener las copas de tela, son más frescas y cómodas que cualquiera de vinipiel que usan la mayoría de audífonos, y la compresión de la diadema no es mucha, por lo que son cómodos al usarse durante unas 2 o 3hrs, sin embargo, después de este tiempo ya comienzan a molestar un poco. Por otro lado, los DT 990 son igualmente de tela, pero de textura similar al terciopelo, la cual es mucho más suave y fresca que los Corsair, y en cuanto a presión de la diadema, al ser la versión "Edition", no se siente ninguna incomodidad incluso en periodos de más de 7 o 8hrs de uso, son igual de cómodos desde que te los pones hasta que te los quitas. -Por último, respecto a la calidad de Audio, indiscutiblemente los DT 990 son mucho mejores que los Corsair, lo cual es algo evidente debido a la experiencia en el mercado del audio que ambas marcas tienen, ya que estos audífonos de Corsair son los primeros Open back que la marca ha producido, por lo que aún les falta mucho por mejorar, mientras que Beyerdynamic llevan bastantes años en este mismo mercado de los audífonos HiFi. Finalmente, para concluir, si buscas unos audífonos de diseño abierto, muy cómodos para usar durante muchas horas sin parar, con muy buena calidad de audio para música, películas o videojuegos y sin necesidad de amplificador, buena construcción y sin salirte del rango de los 3,500 a 4,000 pesos MXN, sin duda la mejor opción son los DT 990.

A little bit on the bassy side of sound, but it's otherwise very high-quality. Music, games, movies, and even calls sound wonderful in it. I can't say the same for the microphone that comes in with one of the cables, as it tended to have a lot of white noise. Otherwise, the microphone was clear and my calls were audible with some noise cancellation, albeit it sucks to need that. The headset's comfortable enough to wear all day, as the cups are soft and the headband is quality. The cable length is great, but I wish it was a tad little longer for my case as my PC is under my desk and the cable barely reaches the headset on my head when seated a tad too far away from my desk. One of the cables also didn't last very long, as I had to switch to the other after half a year(?) of using it. Speaking of which, props to Corsair for bringing a mic cable and a non-mic cable for the headset. I love the simplicity of the headset - pure 3.5mm analog connection and no volume slider to worry about, like most other headphones. The VIRTUOSO was a solid buy.

These headphones are awesome. The Virtuoso Pro's have significantly better build quality than headphones that cost over twice as much (I know because I own HD600s). Many of the parts on these headphones are also user changeable, so it's easy to replace components that wear out. They even look great. I expect them to last an exceptionally long period of time - which is great because I hate replacing stuff because the tiniest thing broke on it and it's unrepairable. Hyper-capitalism sucks. The headphones sound great. Don't let Reddit reviewers make you think otherwise. No, these headphones won't make you feel like God himself has connected directly to your ear to pump in melodious tunes he composed in his spare time. If you're the kind of person who collects headphones for a hobby, who purchases wired headphones that cost over $700, has spent an equal amount of money on a DAC, or who spends hours and hours EQing their headphones to get the perfect sound - these are probably not for you. For the rest of us mortals who just want to play video games or listen to music with minimal fuss, with good sound, and a microphone, these headphones are fantastic right out of the box. If you want, you can EQ them and they'll sound even better. But honestly, you're probably not going to notice that the explosion from the air strike you called down in the name of spreading freedom across the galaxy sounds SLIGHTLY warmer and muddier than the theoretical perfect headphone. You're going to be too busy promoting democracy with your bullets. And at the end of the day, that's what counts. Same goes with the microphone. Should you narrate Planet Earth season 4 with these? No. Will your buddies hear you scream for a revive? Yes, clearly. I've seen people complain about the microphonics of the wire. Yes, when the wire rubs on your clothes, you can hear it just a bit. If you're a professional or an enthusiast who needs total silence - again these aren't the headphones for you. If you're just some person who wants to hear some tunes, watch some videos, or pwn some noobs, you're not going to care. Comfort wise - this is subjective depending on the shape of your head and your preferences. I can wear these for a couple of hours at a time before I begin to notice them, but this is the case with all headphones for me. For reference, I find these to be much more comfortable than the AudioTechnica M50s, but less comfortable than my HD600s. Cheers.

Antes de los dos meses la tela de la diadema se desprendio y por el precio la verdad que no lo vale

Best headset I've owned, the sound quality is there, the highs are crisp, the mids are excellent, and the lows aren't too strong, perfect for gaming, I personally wouldn't use them for music because I'd like more bass but that being said; again perfect for gaming, no complaints!!