Which of these headsets should I buy?

[Mosephuss]

I know I've had this before but after doing some extended research I have come up with 2 final decisions. Just scroll down and you'll see them. Also I love comfort and I'm not open up to buy studio headphones because I travel sometimes and I want something to take along with my laptop when I leave home. I'm also very greedy for comfort.

Steelseries Siberia V2 Black or White with USB soundcard
-Looks good
-Seems to be comfortable
-Has a retractible mic

Cooler Master Storm Sirus
- looks nice
- 5.1 surround sound

Cyborg F.R.E.Q. 5
-Looks great
-Seems to have decent sound from reviews
-Sadly is expensive

Razer Kraken Pro
-Looks great
-retractible mic
-has some sort of gratitude that makes me wanna buy it
I also plan on buying a high end sound card.

 

[Kidbest100]

I have heard plenty of good things about the steelseries 7H.

I don't know about everyone else on the forums but I think it looks okay.

Anyway those headsets you have chosen seem to be very viable options, but I can't really formulate an opinion. Headsets are VERY personal. You can't really recommend one for somebody if you don't know exactly what they want.

Good luck!

 

[dipzy]

Steelseries Siberia V2

 

[iBeInspire]

If your going to be gaming on the laptop while travling, I'd still suggest using the inbuilt mic to talk, and a decent set of headphones, as oppose to a ''Gaming'' headset.
Something like the CAL are only £60, very comfortable and not too big either... Or you could do some good old research into decent portable headphones, which would more than likely outperform anything marketed as ''Gaming''
And, if you go for full-on studio cans, there are also plenty of portable headphone amps to choose from, such as the Fiio E7

 

[Mosephuss]

If your going to be gaming on the laptop while travling, I'd still suggest using the inbuilt mic to talk, and a decent set of headphones, as oppose to a ''Gaming'' headset.
Something like the CAL are only £60, very comfortable and not too big either... Or you could do some good old research into decent portable headphones, which would more than likely outperform anything marketed as ''Gaming''
And, if you go for full-on studio cans, there are also plenty of portable headphone amps to choose from, such as the Fiio E7

I would but I'm also going to buy a desktop soon and that's why I'm buying a headset. I've also looked at the A40's for when my first headset breaks. I just don't wanna go for the studio headphones because they don't have mics. I already own a pair of Sony studio headphones that are really nice but I just want to buy a headset for the sake of convenience. I'm also buying a high end sound card for $100.