An average gamer headphones

I have owned about 10 gaming headsets (Logitech, SteelSeries, Razer, Roccat, Plantronics, Sennheiser ...) and I base my judgment on the experience of 10 years. I also said that I know I optimize sound settings and I possess a sound effective card.

The +
* Good insulation, essential when buying a closed helmet
* The correct sound in the ears and in the microwave
* The spatial sound is just
* Retractable Micro
* The original look
* The correct weight

Les -
* The sound is pretty bad in music listening, some sounds are transcribed really dirty way (eg the battery which can be confused with unpleasant cymbal sounds)
* Voluminous, its size may seem exaggerated in relation to competition

In the end I suppose it is a good headset gamer who must be limited to gaming.
Listening to music is in my view a semi-disaster (not for lack of accuracy, but because the sound is unpleasant) and you will reap much better with some headsets to 30-50 (as some Sennheiser).

The headset is not bad in itself, but the competition is so intense that it would be dishonest of me to advise as a versatile headset.

Gamers are not mistaken, the high-quality helmets are much more expensive than 100 and remain the best choice ...
And audiophiles do not mistaken, they never take the gaming headphones for music listening ...

I therefore takes away one star for its sound quality when listening to music (main benchmark to judge the sound quality of a headset), and I also takes away one star for its lack of overall quality (playing in Class 50 -100 is clearly not the best).
* 3 This will be for me hoping for an imminent improvement.