Headset for console gaming and pc

[Dropment]

I am looking for a new headset that i can plug into my astro mixamp so i can hear pc and xbox sound at the same time. I also want to plug it in to my ps4 . I was looking at hyperx cloud 2s or andy hyper x headset. my budget is under $100 but can change the price to $120.

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from Dropment : "Headset for Xbox one and Pc"

Im looking for a new headset for a pc and xbox that i will be using with the Astro MixAmp. I have a 40s with a blue snowball and the a40s are wearing out and my friends tell me they cant hear me well when i use the snowball. It picks up surrounding noises more than my voice. I was looking into the HyperX revolver s and the cloud 2s. I want a comfortable headset that i can enjoy for the 11 hours +.

 

[rgd1101]

MERGED QUESTION
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I have been looking into both of these headphones for a while because i wanted a detachable cable. Previously i was looking at the dt 770 32 ohm. Not sure which one is best for gaming on xbox and pc. I will be using these with an astro mixamp pro for my xbox
hopefully someone can help me out!

 

[doolittle]

If you want a HyperX headset, the Revolver is the way to go as far as quality (both sound and construction) and comfort (uses a suspended headband, far better than the clouds). It's also one of the few semi-open back headsets for an improved sound stage. I got one for my son to use at college, he is quite happy with them.

That being said, I am using a pair of Samson SR850s with the Zalman Zm-mic1 IMO just as good if not better (I feel the headphone sound is a bit better, with the mic being almost as good) at half the price. I did have to play around with my windows recording devices settings for level and boost to get it quite right. Since you have a Blue Snowball that may solve your problem with it, try enabling the noise cancellation filter and adjust the threshold setting until you get it just the way you like it. I also think it has a Unidirectional Cardioid setting, so try that too (may do the trick).