The hard plastic of the earphones presses uncomfortably against my ears and it's just not a fun time

Decided to go with the Arctis 7s because they're made of metal as opposed to cheap plastic

Note I had a Turtle Beach headset before and build quality was not that good with weak plastic connections to the

I think that if my son were a little more careful the plastic would be no problem, he takes them off with one hand and stresses the plastic

So after about 2 hours your ears will be sore because of the hard plastic being pressed on your ear ridges

No stiff plastic like with the Steelseries H headset.-Aux cable.

But if I drop it probably a dozen times over the coming years I can imagine the plastic will crack in places or it could all fall apart (since it is wireless and doesn't fit snug due to its weird adjusting method)Cons:-The bells and whistles don't make up for the horrid sound and mic

They almost have a sort of professionalism to them that is rare in gaming headsets; substituting flashy lights, logos and shiny plastics for a simplistic design that is appealing to a more mature crowd

Drops out if you walk 10ft away from computer, the top plastic piece always pops out of its place

My ears literally touched the hard plastic speaker and it would get irritating if I wore them for too long.

The cushions are thin and do not provide enough support, so the inner parts of my ear actually hit the hard plastic of the center of the ear piece, which was pretty painful after several hours of wear

My only complain would be the mic boom is a rubbery plastic and feels cheap.

The plastic feels good and dense

I have big ears and my ears tip touch the hard plastic inside, so after 20min it becomes extremely painful

The main problem was that the ear cups weren't deep enough and my ears were squished against the hard plastic of the head set

There is not enough memory foam padding in the ear cup covers, so after a while it compresses and causes your ear to be pressed against the hard plastic underneath

There's also no padding on the inner part of the headphones so the tips of my ears start to hurt after an hour or two of them pressing against the hard plastic inside

The earcups are too shallow, so my ears were jammed right up against the hard plastic

The hard plastic rests directly on my ears and the headset "clamps" pretty tightly

I felt the hard plastic on my hears

Ear cushions that came on it are to thin and cause my ears to crushed up against the hard plastic over the speakers.

At some point in time of wearing the headset, my right ear will have pressed against the hard plastic speaker for a long time and it will begin to be painful

The hard plastic earpiece presses up against my ears constantly and is very uncomfortable

Whenever you move your jaw slightly you will hear a cracking plastic noise

Sounds really good l, but the battery quit working and now they are unusable.

It is not something that bothers me a

Nonetheless I feel spoiled by the clever mic design, although the quality could be improved, as well as the well balanced and enriched audio it can produce

I use these for work as I work from home and use these for 2-3 hours a day

no lighting is just odd-Not loud as connecting it directly with usb to headphone connection-this is a solid 125$ headset I believe its overpriced a

These are perfect A+++++

I don't like it as a

when I got it, it paired very quickly with my console and the headband was extremely comfortable as well as around the ears.

The Arctic 7’s don’t just sound amazing for “wireless” they sound amazing period

wondering what the mic sounds like on the arctis 7’s, wonder no more because this entire review was recorded using it

My kid got straight A’s for a year to get these and they don’t work

I disabled and then re-enabled the headset in my laptop and still no mic (though the headphones were working fine all along)

Its great I love it the cushion is very

The only positive I can say about these is that there a bit more comfortable then most headsets