The mic itself is great quality, sounds good, and best of all is not only flip-to-mute, but entirely removable thanks to its magnetic construction. I especially liked the open acoustic design as it kept me engaged with my surroundings without taking me out of the action.

There are two cables it comes with, but to connect the H6Pro to the GSX300, you’ll need to use the cable with two 3.

The H6Pro is compatible with the Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, PC and mobile devices, all via 3. Over in Gran Turismo 7 , the H6Pro helped me listen out for rival motorists trying to cut me off at the apex, and I was able to defend my position much more effectively as a result. Tap into exceptionally detailed audio with the H6PRO, a closed acoustic gaming headset that seals out ambient noise. Though as mentioned, this has the tradeoff of leaking audio to your surroundings, as well as making background noise more audible. This can be a little irksome for PC gaming with friends, but it’s certainly nice to have the option available.

Meanwhile, the closed variant has slightly muddier audio, but does a much better job of blocking out ambient noise and leaks far less. That said, it's still a lot to pay for a wired headset, but if you're okay with being tethered to your desk, the H6PRO is a great choice. That means you will hear just about everything around you as if you're not wearing headphones, and to a lesser extent, those around you can listen in to your choice of tune. The bands of frequency that get the most spotlight still come off a little hollow, while other regions just don’t feel like they have any considerable drive to them. This headset comes with exchangeable cables for PC, Mac®, PS4™ , PS5™, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, and It’s also compatible with sound cards like the GSX 300 to create even more epic audio experiences.Whether you’re on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, last-gen consoles or PC, the wired headset will work perfectly. Both open and closed back variants come in three distinct colorways: Green, White and Black (which is actually closer to an indigo shade). This is boosted by virtual surround sound options on consoles – Windows Sonic and 3D audio/Tempest for the Xbox X/S, PS4, and PS5 – and supposedly through the Epos Gaming Suite, when paired with the company’s GSX 300 external sound card (sold separately).

This is where you’re going to get that extra dimension for your games, and with the EPOS Gaming Suite, it is completely adjustable. I should note though that doing this won’t always translate the fidelity of the sounds in the same way. That’s certainly the case with the company’s solidly built H6Pro, a wired headset that’s only hindered by an uncomfortable fit. Rebecca has written thousands of articles in the last six years including hundreds of extensive gaming guides, previews, and reviews for both Switch and Apple Arcade. While the H6Pro was great to use with various consoles, including the Switch, it performed best when connected to my PC.

If you're taking your headphones out and about or you're sharing a space with another person, the closed-back pair works a treat in blocking out the hustle and bustle of the wider world. Unfortunately, the headset’s 2-axis design isn’t as flexible as it should be, resulting in an uncomfortable fit. The difference will have an impact on the noise isolation, audio response, and how the headset feels on your head.