Fits over the ears well.

Fortunately I'm past my days when I want to blow my ears out.

If you have a fully size manly head and can turn the heat down a little so your ears don't overhead and work in a busier home or office, go with the GAME ZEROs

i hate it when headsets are partially on your ears and the soreness of the pressure makes the experience a dread to wear them, they fit totally over your ears, whether you have dumbo ears or not, these things do not trap tender ear lobes.

My husband LOVES them because this is the only headset to ever not hurt his ears or give him a headache.

The ear pads are sufficiently big to cover my ears fully, extremely soft and the memory foam is absolutely amazing

They also clear my ears completely and conform to my head

They're not good for much more than keeping your ears nice and toasty.

and I think the Logitech g430 has a better seal around your ears to help cut out background noise

If you have large ears these are great because your ears won't hit the inside of the speaker like with some smaller headphones

The rotary volume knob on the right ear provides a quick adjust without much effort

It's missing the 3-button control, but it does have a volume dial on the right ear cup and also the flip up mic mute

Long gaming sessions do not hurt the ears whatsoever

When they arrived I was pleased to find they are comfortable, at first, but with 10 minutes of wearing them, my ears got hot and started to sweat

The sound stage is so shallow - the highs are maxed out and will hurt your ears if turned up - the bass is all but turned off

* Bought on May 12th 2014, it is now November 18th 2015, the ear muffs have permanently compressed on places and the right ear muff has just split open about 2 inches along the seam

but alas the right ear cup sprung a leak

The volume control are on the right ear phone instead of on the wire, the volume/mic control on the wire was the point of failure for my last head phones

As an example, from just _basic_ use babying this headset, due to it's high cost, my right ear cup is no longer attached to my headset

the mic mutes when its lifted up and you can adjust volume with the slider on the right ear cup

There is no inline volume and mic control as they are integrated into the left and right ear cup

My ears get a little warm in the GZs, but I just turn down the heat 2 degrees and I'm fine.

You can literally wear these for hours, but the only real con is that your ears may get a bit warm due to the ear cup material, but this is by no means a deal breaker

Only drawback has been that my ears get hot after a while

maybe a bit more so since these aren't as hot as velvet ear-pads.

My ears get warm, not hot.

Comfortable soft ear cups.

Received my headset today, plugged it in and only received sound from the right ear that was muffled and quiet

Finally after getting tired of using my cheap headphones that hurt my ears every time I used them, I decided I would buy a really nice pair that I can afford (I spent about $200).When they arrived I was upset with the first pair because it was defective and did not work

the Exposed padding tickles my ear kinda driving me nuts

Nice improvements in G4ME series from the PC350's: - better high frequency response - volume control on the right ear, much nicer than the previous inline volume control - smooth leatherette ear pads versus the more glossy pads which tend to break up and peel over time - accessories included (case, plug adapters)Drawbacks: - low frequency response slightly muted... may have to employ the same mod some did for PC350's by wadding the insides to pump up the bass - high price for little design change over many yearsBottom line:When you get into the higher tiers of Sennheiser's consumer product lines you'll rarely be upset by your decision

The volume dial on the right ear cup, when turned, causes sound to cut in and out

The closed design does bring some sweaty ears but that is just part of the deal, nothing out of normal.

(With 35mm drivers, the bass on the Game Zero is not as loud as with my Beyerdynamic DT990s which have 45mm drivers.

The sound quality is good and the mike works as it should.

The base definition seems just as good as with the DT990s.)