Cheap outer plastic around ear muffs broke within a week from normal use.

Long Cord, (I have my pc on top of my desk and was able to hide the cable by bringing it under the table and still have left over cord)CONS:CHEAP super cheap plastic

Also have to deal with the annoying plastic rubbing squeaks that it makes since day one

Product "Features":Cheap Plastic earpieces and a cord that came out of the

11 months the cracks have cause plastic to start breaking off of the headset

Cheap plastic, but good quality sound

Looks like the plastic can't take simple torque.

If you twist them too far the plastic will crack and break

I don't know where people are getting the feeling of flimsy plastic

The plastic housing the swivel joint cracks again and again, leaving one ear hanging and damaging the cabling

The headset feels solid, with a decent build quality even though it's mainly a hard plastic

I haven't had mines for a year yet and the cheap plastic on the headset is falling off

Great headset, durable and comfortable, exactly what we needed after purchasing numerous of the cheaper plastic headsets from GameStop.

Im not rough with my tech, So i was suprised when the plastic on the swivles started to crack off

Made from cheap plastic that holds the ear peice, it will break and more than likely Logitech will not cover it

While it has good sound, the plastic casing around the swiveling part above the ear cup broke off after a little over a month of use on the left side and the right is starting to crack as well

The soft plastic is a bit

Very good audio quality, but the mechanism where the earphones meet the headband is made of very brittle plastic that cracks easily

However, don't expect this to last as it's made out of poor materials and plastic.

Nice, rugged plastic

As some other users have posted reviews and pictures the hinge on the ear pieces are cheap plastic and have finally broken for me, the microphone boom has just started to get loose too at the same time it broke

Cheap plastic

I even liked the mic design--it's made of a thick, flexible rubber and hard plastic which feels sturdy and like it will last

this is my second one, they only breaks by the cheap plastic part that connects the ear driver with the rest of the headset

However the ear pieces swivel and have a cheap plastic connection in it

Work good but are made of what seems to be flimsy plastic so I will see how they hold up and they don't hug the ears

I even liked the mic design--it's made of a thick, flexible rubber and hard plastic which feels sturdy and like it will last

These aren't very comfortable, plastic seems brittle and must be used with caution

The quality of the materials are cheap plastic

The plastic isn't thin and hasn't yet broken on me despite 3 car trips and packing it in a suitcase on a plane

Very cheap plastic that broke, in less then a week.

Whether it is still made a cheap and weak plastic, I can't say

and it feels like the plastic is thin and fragile

so cheaply made its like a cheap plastic

-Flimsy plastic pieces holding the swivel part between the band and ear-cups in place

My 230 failed on the sides where the headphone ear cups attach to the side via a flimsy plastic construction

Biggest problem with it is how fragile they are with the stupid joints around the ears, and how it's just cheap plastic

The earcup will fall down and out and dangle haphazardly due to cheap plastic.

it wasnt such cheap plastic it would be a great product

I'm on my second headset right now, and the second headset is barely holding on with Scotch tape being used to try and reinforce the cracked plastic joint

the cheaper plastic they are made

I wish the plastic was a little bit stronger, but beggers can't be choosers

I've owned multiple turtle beach headsets in the past and they have all broken due to the cheap plastic that is used to make it, to

The plastic can crack or break with one drop if its hard enough

Long Cord, (I have my pc on top of my desk and was able to hide the cable by bringing it under the table and still have left over cord)CONS:CHEAP super cheap plastic

The plastic is just made to fail

I've owned two of these, and they both broke at the very cheap plastic ball-type pivot at the bottom end of each side of the headband.

Sound still works great, but plastic has started to crack after 2+ years

It did not last very long as the plastic is very cheap and quickly started to break I would recommend getting a different pair of headphones

Good for the money but vey fragile, the plastic above the ear cups cracks quite easily and later breaks

Good for the money but vey fragile, the plastic above the ear cups cracks quite easily and later breaks

This is basically made an extremely weak plastic and if that inside pops off, the ear cup for that side will never sit comfortably on your ear again

Cable's long and microphone quality is okay, but I've had to buy two because it's made of the cheapest plastic ever

No plastic has chipped and everything works almost like it did when I bought it.

But in a few months of use the Plastic is cracking all over the place and is falling

(Super cheap plastic)I take insane amounts of care for my things, I only used it for my pc, and when I was not on went right on my headphone holder

These would be perfect if Logitech would just make the joints metal and not cheap plastic

there is a lot of hard plastic so you can break these if you are not careful.

The build quality is fine, but the plastic is brittle, and one of the ear pieces actually broke off when I was taking them off one day

(Super cheap plastic)I take insane amounts of care for my things, I only used it for my pc, and when I was not on went right on my headphone holder

The joints are made of cheap thin plastic

One of the sides broke on me just from being in my backpack while in my car driving (I must have hit a small bump in the road or something but common that is pretty cheap plastic if you ask me

I've had these for a while now and they are very comfortable except that you really need to take care of them - in other words, don't drop them as it looks like the plastic might not be able to withstand a drop from your desk to the floor

The pressure on either side of the headset from extended use can warp the plastic and cause it to chip and fall away

After 2 years usage, the plastic cracked in both of them, and one of them eventually broke

The plastic is nice, but it doesn't seem very sturdy.

I get a crazy plastic on plastic squeaking sound that resonates through the headphones

It did not last very long as the plastic is very cheap and quickly started to break I would recommend getting a different pair of headphones

High Quality Stereo Sound for Gaming, Soft and Durable Cloth Earpads really feel great compared to headsets with that soft plastic material, Lightweight Design

The plastic holding the wires in place near the ear cups started to crack and chip away, now there is no plastic there at all, just bare wire

the product looked nice but after wearing it for about 15 minutes, my head started to ache a

It come in handy and something I didn't expect to see or work as well as it did for its price

It's not a big deal for the first hour or so of use, but after that there was quite a bit of discomfort on the top of my head as well as above the ears

As to the mic, I raised the volume all the way in Skype as well as in Windows, and raised the boost all the way as well, and then I could hear myself quietly in the test call

it sounded fairly beyond decent and pretty ok never got to use the mic, didn't know u needed a sound card to use it on console , but my main issue was it broke in about a

For two it has great sound quality as well as when I use the mic to speak it is clear and cuts out background noise.

Headset feels comfortable at first, nice over-the-ear design, but I get a headache after wearing it for a while and my ears start to itch as the earcups are not made of the most pleasant mesh

it breaks I probably won't be buying another one.

The mic isn't as great as I