In need help of a good quailty headphone for twitch

[StanicEnemy]

I am a streamer and my current asus cerberus headset is broken the right side of headset doesnt work at all and seems like asus dont give a single damn about its warrenty ill probably never buy their products no more or at least headsets.Asus cerberus is a stereo gaming headset and i just connected to the steelseries 7h sound card which is 8 years old but the sound and noise cancelling is great on that soundcard,although there is a always buzzing noise that soundcard makes.I am looking for a good headset that has a very good noise cancelling 'cause i live with some people and there are two tv's also alot of noises and apt building noises,they were not a problem 'till my headset is broken.Now i am pretty confused if i should buy a new stereo gaming headset and connect to the steelseries 7h sound card(8 years old) in order to use it again or should i buy something like Sennheiser gsp 350 or logitech g633 but i dont think they have a great noise cancelling? I live in Turkey where everything is overpriced.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Consider getting something like yeti usb microphone. A mic boom/arm+pop filter and any random set of headphones you can afford. I avoid 'gaming' and gaming orientated headsets all together. Most of the time they are gimmicky and overpriced junk.

As you're a streamer. Call this setup an investment

 

[Vayra86]

Consider getting something like yeti usb microphone. A mic boom/arm+pop filter and any random set of headphones you can afford. I avoid 'gaming' and gaming orientated headsets all together. Most of the time they are gimmicky and overpriced junk.

As you're a streamer. Call this setup an investment

+1
Nothing to add

 

[jboydgolfer]

Consider getting something like yeti usb microphone. A mic boom/arm+pop filter and any random set of headphones you can afford. I avoid 'gaming' and gaming orientated headsets all together. Most of the time they are gimmicky and overpriced junk.

As you're a streamer. Call this setup an investment

My nephew wanted to get into recording/streaming years back ,and as somebody who was streaming before twitch existed ,and after on twitch ,I got him a snowball as well as a nice pair of headphones since i had experience with what the right choice was, sound is great. headsets are lesser quality versions of two standalone products that do the job better, unless you spend quite a bit of money no headset is worth it. However, If you're not sure you're going to do this long-term, then it would be a better choice to buy a headset instead of spending money on a higher end stand alone solution, that's pretty much the only time I'd recommend a headset, or if it's for a console.

The best solution isn't always the right solution ,because just like with anything in life you don't start with the best ,unless you're certain you're going to use it. Buying a Ferrari for your first car is a bad decision because you likely won't take care of it properly, nor will you know how to use it ,because you have no experience, similarly that applies to other things like this .

so if you're certain you're going to use the item ,and it won't be sitting on your desk in a month collecting dust ,I would recommend buying the right solution, which would be a standalone condensor/microphone with a standalone headphone . If you're not certain of that ,buy whatever's cheapest ,and then when you are certain, make the decision/commitment

 

[StanicEnemy]

I live in Turkey where everything is overpriced.

I already know that getting seperate mic and headset is a nice combo but I LIVE IN TURKEY even blue yeti is like 840$ here

 

[gadgetboss]

Edifier dude. One of the most underrated brands right now. Super quality music and cheap af. I freaking bought a pair for audio production and I am super stoked. Yeah brand names are great but they are pricey. I got mine for $30 bucks! Over the ear headphones baby You can always attach a mic later. I'm sure they do mic / headset combos as well.