[HumblexTurtle]

I am looking for full-sized headphones that are extremely comfortable for PC. I have bad experiences with headphones being too heavy and too clamping. I use them for gaming and listening to music. I do like some bass, but the bass does not have to be ridiculous. I play mainly RTS and MMO games; FPS is mainly a console thing for me. What can you guys recommend for me?
 
Another quick note, I do record gameplay and commentate. I am not sure if open headphones leak loud enough to get heard through my microphone or not. Just throwing that out their.

 

[96rubberduckys]

Sony MA900

 

[TK277]

Sennheiser HD-598 are super comfortable and have no clamping force. They have a wide soundstage and I like to use them for gaming because of that. However, they are open-style headphones, meaning the volume you're listening at is the volume anybody else nearby will hear them at. Outside noise will leak in, too. I wouldn't call them bass-shy, but they do not emphasize bass, and coming from consumer brands that push the bass they may seem bass-light at first.

 

[HumblexTurtle]

Two headphones I will definitely look into . Still open for all other suggestions too; I would like to have as many options as possible .

 

[Ginron]

The HD 558 and HD 598 are pretty much the most comfortable headphones you can buy.

 

[HumblexTurtle]

So, the HD 558 or 598 should not give me neck pain during long sessions? My Logitech G930's do.

 

[Ginron]

their all plastic design makes them very light.
 
they are still well built though.

 

[HumblexTurtle]

Thanks . Anyone know how the Beyerdynamic and Audio-Technica headphones are?

 

[Ginron]

i have the Audio Technica ATH-M50s and they are about as good as the HD 558s but with more bass.
 
they are however much less comfortable. 

 

[HumblexTurtle]

I was more so looking at the Audio-Technica ATH-AD and ATH-A series.