Logitech G535 Wireless Gaming Headset

Comfort? 10/10. Sound quality? 1/10. I bought this because my dog ripped the cable on my Razer V3 X apart after he got his foot caught in the cord and thought it was chasing him. I was originally going to replace it with another V3 X because I liked that headset a lot, but out of curiosity I decided to scroll through all of the other headsets listed on Amazon and saw that this one was only $37 when it's normally $60 and couldn't pass that up. My first headset was an old Logitech g930 given to me by a neighbor and I loved it to death (literally, it disintegrated) so I thought that the same could be true for this one. Unfortunately, I was very wrong, this headset's build quality feels extremely cheap for having a base price of $60; my V3 X cost me $44 and its build quality was eons better than this one! Not to mention you can find it at Walmart for like $30 most of the time. The sound range and quality of this headset felt tinny and cheap as well, all I could hear were base-y, deep sounds and hardly anything else; ESPECIALLY ENEMY PLAYER FOOTSTEPS!! There's no way to adjust the headset digitally either because it doesn't have any software! In comparison, my V3 X is way more dynamic and has always been reliable, not to mention you can adjust it digitally in Razer Synapse. Overall, I can see how this would be a good option for a console gamer, it's cheap and has a 3.5mm to plug into your controller, but if you're a PC gamer like me I don't recommend this at all. Go get a Razer V3 X instead!