I play competitive games and need to hear footsteps so I bought some Hd490 pros. Very good headset and I like them, but I really miss the wireless aspect of headphones and this headphone doesn’t have a microphone.
Is there any good headset with a wide sound stage for positional audio and wireless? The mic is optional but would be nice to have.
Budget $500 US
I play competitive games and need to hear footsteps so I bought some Hd490 pros. Very good headset and I like them, but I really miss the wireless aspect of headphones and this headphone doesn’t have a microphone.
Is there any good headset with a wide sound stage for positional audio and wireless? The mic is optional but would be nice to have.
Budget $500 US
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I’m 20 in New York. Went straight into blue collar work after high school and I’ve been doing it since. Base is about 80k right now. In like 9 years if I stick with it I’ll top out around 170k base.
The only reason blue collar money looks so good online is because people work an insane amount of overtime. That’s how they hit those big numbers. I don’t want that to be my life. I’m already tired of feeling like I’m working every day.
I don’t even get dirty or sweat at my job, it’s not that kind of physical work, and I still hate it. I just want a normal desk job with better work-life balance and options to be remote or hybrid. Something where I can still make solid money long-term, like 200k+ in the middle of my career, without having to live at work.
I’m bad at math but willing to try things.
Thinking about going back to school and switching careers completely.
What jobs or majors are actually worth it right now for someone who wants a desk job, decent money, and a life outside of work? And have good employment rates.
It doesn’t even have to be a desk job honestly just a low stress low intensive job that’s chill and makes great money.
I’m 20 in New York. Went straight into blue collar work after high school and I’ve been doing it since. Base is about 80k right now. In like 9 years if I stick with it I’ll top out around 170k base.
The only reason blue collar money looks so good online is because people work an insane amount of overtime. That’s how they hit those big numbers. I don’t want that to be my life. I’m already tired of feeling like I’m working every day.
I don’t even get dirty or sweat at my job, it’s not that kind of physical work, and I still hate it. I just want a normal desk job with better work-life balance and options to be remote or hybrid. Something where I can still make solid money long-term, like 200k+ in the middle of my career, without having to live at work.
I’m bad at math but willing to try things.
Thinking about going back to school and switching careers completely.
What jobs or majors are actually worth it right now for someone who wants a desk job, decent money, and a life outside of work? And have good employment rates.
It doesn’t even have to be a desk job honestly just a low stress low intensive job that’s chill and makes great money.
I’m 20 in New York. Went straight into blue collar work after high school and I’ve been doing it since. Base is about 80k right now. In like 9 years if I stick with it I’ll top out around 170k base.
The only reason blue collar money looks so good online is because people work an insane amount of overtime. That’s how they hit those big numbers. I don’t want that to be my life. I’m already tired of feeling like I’m working every day.
I don’t even get dirty or sweat at my job, it’s not that kind of physical work, and I still hate it. I just want a normal desk job with better work-life balance and options to be remote or hybrid. Something where I can still make solid money long-term, like 200k+ in the middle of my career, without having to live at work.
I’m bad at math but willing to try things.
Thinking about going back to school and switching careers completely.
What jobs or majors are actually worth it right now for someone who wants a desk job, decent money, and a life outside of work? And have good employment rates.
It doesn’t even have to be a desk job honestly just a low stress low intensive job that’s chill and makes great money.
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I know nothing about headsets but bought some HD490 pros because I heard they have really good directional audio and a wide sound stage. Is there a headset for $350 USD that’s better than this or the same? Would also prefer it to have a microphone.
I know nothing about headsets but bought some HD490 pros because I heard they have really good directional audio and a wide sound stage. Is there a headset for $350 USD that’s better than this or the same? Would also prefer it to have a microphone.
I know nothing about headsets but bought some HD490 pros because I heard they have really good directional audio and a wide sound stage. Is there a headset for $350 USD that’s better than this or the same? Would also prefer it to have a microphone.
I currently have Artic Nova 5x wireless headset, worse headset in my life. I had $40 headsets that sound better than this and it gives me a headache playing because the audio is so muffled and the “Sonar” is cancer.
Does anyone have good headset recommendations for this game to hear footsteps better and clear audio?
Budget $200ish would be nice maybe $300
I would also like to have a microphone that’s acceptable on it but if it makes that much of a difference to not have one on it don’t worry about it i’ll just get a standalone mic.
UPDATE
I ordered the HD 490 Pros, I will update you guys on when I get them in 2 days!
Steelseries Artics Nova 5x
Just wanted to say how dogshit this headphone is and how horrid the steelseries sonar app is. Sounds like muffled dogshit in my ear and can’t hear jack shit of where people are in games. My $40 turtle beaches had better quality audio. Mic quality is good though
That’s it