At least you bought em. I'm too lazy to buy new ones so when my headset with mic crashed I put my mic together with another pair of headphones instead so I didn't have to travel quite a bit to get a pair of new ones.Ever17 wrote:
4 dollars.
Really?Ephemeral wrote:
500 dollar headphones
)Sounds like you'd got fisted. The 555s have always been mid tier.Ephemeral wrote:
500 dollar headphones
Yay for generic airline headphones.loe4boe wrote:
I have these weird headphones.
wooo headphone buddiesDaru wrote:
Sony MDR XB-500
The ear cushions feel like giant marshmallows.
Not to mention earbuds are pretty uncomfortable, especially for someone like me, with no earlobesbagnz0r wrote:
I'm amazed how people use earphones and earbuds. I wouldn't even touch them. Broken hearing? No thanks. I'll stick to my normal headphones.
That's a pretty ignorant sentiment. The solution is not turning one's music up to stupid volumes.bagnz0r wrote:
I'm amazed how people use earphones and earbuds. I wouldn't even touch them. Broken hearing? No thanks. I'll stick to my normal headphones.
I have the same headset, I hope you don't have nearly as many problems with it as I do with mine. My headset cannot charge while being used, it fights to retain a charge on a wall charger, it disconnects and reconnects repeatedly throughout use (sometimes once an hour, sometimes 10 times a minute). Warranty expired, so Logitech pretty much fucked me, but I intend to use it until it's absolutely destroyed.Nekoroll wrote:
Logitech G35Quite sad that it's showing cosmetic wear and tear after a couple years, but I do use them extensively and without a proper headset stand so it would mostly probably be my fault. I doubt it would be expensive to replace the parts though.
