Least favorite Sades headset so far :(
580716
This is the third, and probably final, Sades headset we have purchased.  I gave it two stars because of the mic and it's ability to be placed in front of your mount to reduce the amount of ambient noise it picks up in the room.  With this mic, you can set the sensitivity so that it doesn't pick up other people talking in the room.

The round ear cups just aren't comfortable for me, or my two kids.  The lack of adjustment for the size of your head, I can't wear them for much more than 30 minutes before I start to get a headache from it squeezing to much.  The bass response is extremely poor compared to the A60 and the SA903.  It also doesn't have a braided wire, but I'm not sure that really matters.

So, the headset was passed from person to person till I got stuck with it.  These will probably end up in a junk bin because they are just uncomfortable to wear.
4119126
Cons:
There's a constant static noise in the left ear. I looked online and apparently a lot of people have this issue.
The volume knob is very unreliable and sometimes turns the volume all the way up or down.
The power button takes forever. You have to hold it down for like 20 seconds to turn it on or off.
Swapping the battery is incredibly tedious and you have no option to just plug it in.
The mic mute sound is backwards. I have no idea how they messed this one up. (It plays the mute sound when unmuting and vice versa).
The mic will also unmute itself automatically if the headset disconnects for even a second (which happens quite frequently).
All the settings are managed on this tiny little hub with just a little knob and button to control it.
It takes up 2 USB ports on your PC just for the hub.
It's heavy and very uncomfortable.
It's expensive and overall just feels cheaply made.

Pros:
The sound quality is ok I guess

Yea. I definitely do not recommend this headset...
25692
I *LOVED* the GN8000 with the Headset 405 Flex SF Convertible, this one isn't nearly as good.

I regularly have people saying they are having a hard time hearing me. And the speaking piece always moves and hits my lip. When I move it away, it just moves back.

I so wish my old unit still worked with my work's archaic phone system. I'd never give it up!
4443522
I have a LG HBS-730 headset and love it.  This headset is suppose to be the newer replacement for the HBS-730.  The headset has noticeable lower volume even at the maximum setting and also has awkward on/off and volume control locations on the headset.  This is not an improvement, I'm sticking with the older model.
558011
So, unboxing was fun, the style and looks are 5/5 easy. The headset looks badass as hell. Upon loading it up on the PC, it took about an hour and a half to get synapse to recognize the dang headset...keep in mind this is my only razer product currently. At first look the sound is great its a huge change from my steelseries siberas heat v2...but as comfortability goes, idk if i have large ears or what but they press on my ears ALOT, im constanly altering the headset trying to get it in a comfortable position...i like to think of myself as having average ear size...and these just push my ears, ear lobe and all against my skull.....very uncomfortable...this is after 3 days of having it. IDK maybe my head can get used to it...but i don think so...everytime i buy razer products im extremely excited for it...and then the product is an utter disappointment from what i see in the descriptions and reviews. buyers beware.
740239
I wish I could recommend this headset, but it was rather disappointing.  I found the volume to be a bit low and would have liked some sort of volume control on the headset to adjust.  After several months, it developed a feedback like hum in the background that did not appear on my headset or handset.  I will look for something with better performance in the future.
1553606
Like I said, I would not recommend this product for a few reasons.

First off, this headset will annoy you into wishing you bought a different headset/wired headset. There is an annoying little beep that goes off whenever you walk out of range of the headset. Sounds fine right? Wrong. Razer decided to make it so the headset will let you know every 3 seconds that you are out of range. It will just constantly beep, over and over. This has resulted me to just leaving the headset at my computer whenever I afk. I can't even walk out of my room without it beeping. With Razer synapse you think there would be an option to turn it off, there isn't.

The second thing that is even more annoying than the beep is when the battery is running low, it will tab you out of your fullscreen game to show you the stupid little pop up for a few seconds. This happens even when you are charging the damn things. You think something that advertises itself as a gaming product wouldn't tab you out of your game (its funny because when you hit around 5% battery life it will beep twice to let you know its running low) You think with the software razer has you'd be able to disable the pop up right? No again!

The third thing that is really annoying, If you are somewhat near the maximum range or leave the range, not only will it constantly beep at you but it will break things. There have been a few times I was walking away from my computer and it decided to turn everything at max volume. More commonly, the headset will just, die. It will mute all audio, pretty much all games will be unplayable (this has happened to me in overwatch and WoW). I don't know why but when it mutes everything you will also experience extremely low FPS in games and there will be a second freeze every 10 seconds. The only fix to turn my computer off, headset off, turn my pc back on and headset back on.

Not only that they don't stay on your head, if you look down slightly the headset will slide forward slightly, they also feel like they are cheaply made, especially for a wireless headset that costs close to $200. Its all plastic, I feel if I were to drop them they would break instantly.
3090823
While the unit functions as described and is reasonably comfortable I did not like it for the following reasons:

1) The design of the buttons on the headset is crazy and it's almost impossible to adjust the volume (on the headset at least) or power them on or off by feeling the buttons... You really end up having to take them off your head.

2) Power management is just ridiculous - The base unit shuts itself off for some reason.  So you have to walk over to it and turn it on whenever you want to use the headphones... Then you have to wait a moment and turn on the headphones - which requires a long press on the power button (which you cannot feel - see #1 above).  A switch would be much better for the headphones and the base is plugged in so there is just no reason for it to ever shut itself off... it's just dumb.

3) They feel kind of cheap.  Someone else may say that they just feel lightweight and that's good... but to me they didn't really feel like what I expected.

4) The combination of #1 and #2 above means that they are difficult for young children to use.

I ended up returning them and I'm looking for an alternative if anyone has suggestions.
2990955
I have used many headsets in my time and this one is among the best, but because of the tinny sound on my end, I couldn't rate it more than a 3.  The volume also seems to be quite low and I have to have it turned up almost all the way in order to hear and this is in a fairly quiet environment.  I find myself pushing the earpiece in in order to hear when I'm in a noisy place.  I wish the ear gels would give a tighter fit and that they would direct the sound towards the ear canal.  I do like the automatic answer feature when you receive a call and put the headset on.  All in all a decent headset, but not as good as my Bose Series II was.
3743535
Having heard so many great things about Turtle Beach headsets, I was pretty excited to get these, and then pretty disappointed when I did.

First, the worst problem (to me) is that this headset is intended for people with small heads. As an adult male I found it to be uncomfortably tight on my head, although the ear cans were big enough and the ergonomic shape was good. Sure, I can put it over a few books or something to bend it to a more comfortable shape, but why some headset manufacturers think that they need to squeeze your head to stay on, I'll never know.

Second, it's clear that there are expected to be used with a console by plugging them into the wireless controller. I can say that because the cord is ridiculously short -- probably only about 30 inches, give or take. That's enough to reach from your head to the controller in your hands, but definitely not enough if you're plugging it into your computer or console or anything else not right there in your lap.

Third, the plug is that three-in-one microphone + stereo combo. That's not necessarily bad, but if you want to plug it into a computer or laptop with separate mic + headphone jacks you'll need an adapter. If you want to plug it into a 360 controller, you'll need an adapter. If you want to plug it into a tablet, it'll work just fine.

Now for the good. The audio seemed fine. I've heard better, but these sell for a very reasonable $40 (so it's not fair to compare them to $300 set), and the sound is perfectly fine for this price range.

I also liked the removable mic. I've got a dedicated mic that I prefer to use for gaming, so I don't really care if one comes with my headset. Sound quality from the headset microphone was good, but obviously not as good as what you'd get out of a desktop mic.
1625199
I bought a pair of these after reading the positive reviews on Amazon.

My Impressions:

Pros
Versatility ... can be used with multiple sources and programming is fairly simple.
Comfort ... for my skull, they fit well and are comfortable, although slightly on thle heavy
Sound ... Great sound.  I can pick up things with this headset that I can't hear with others
Connectivity ... Was pretty simple to get them running with my PS4

Cons
Microphone ... It is bad, and is the deal breaker.  Everyone that I play with on the PS4 network complains that my voice is garbled when I use this headset.  I tried every setting I could find.  I had them replaced by Steelseries with a new pair, and had the same exact problem.  All new wires, and setup, nothing fixes the problem.  I have a few other headsets and nobody has a problem hearing me when I use them, so it is not a problem with my PS4.

Customer service ... although ultimately I was able to get my headphones replaced at no charge, which is more than anyone can ask for, the RMA process is frustrating and ultimately difficult to get through.  Finally I am out $300 for a headset I can't really use for gaming.

Overall the sound and comfort are great, but the microphone is a real deal breaker for me.

I hope your results are better.
2698894
I listen to music on this headset about 20' from my wife and she complains about them making too much noise.  I got aggravated with her complaining; I ordered me a Bose Quiet Comfort 35 Wireless which costs $349.00 today.  So I guess that I am stuck with a worthless headset.
3354233
Not comfortable and controls are hard to feel on the headset.
2619187
I really wanted to like this headset, but just opening the box was an experience.  I'll bet 15% of the total cost comes from the large aluminum and plexiglass case (the enclosure is 4 x 8 x 4 for a headseat that isn't 1" long, come on!).  It took me forever just to figure out how to open that fancy case (turn a plastic clip at the top hidden under the retail hanger).  Okay, got this fancy box for this headset...now what do I do with the case?  Put my classic matchbox collection in it and make a shadowbox on the wall?

Anyway, enough dogging them about the useless, over the top case.  This headset was to replace an older Motorola headset and to pair with a new Droid X (another story for another time).  This one is about half the size with buttons also half the size.  That was problem number one.  I had to keep fiddling to find the button.  It is recessed on the headset and is very small, so you have to know exactly where to push.  I ended up pressing too hard or pressing on the edge and causing double and triple commands locking up my phone.

Pairing it to my phone was very easy.  It walked me through the process and connected immediately.  It also announces when you are connected or not connected to the phone (almost to a point it is annoying).  I found sound quality muffled compared to my old Motorola headset and again, volume controls are so small, they are hard to find on the headset.

I like over the ear headsets and I found this quite comfortable; however, if you don't have the device pointed the right direction, it will not pick up the voice commands correctly.  I had to look to check it was pointed toward my mouth and not up or down.  Since the mic is so small, there is no way to 'feel' that the headset is pointed in the right direction.

Overall, I am not impressed.  They seem to have spent more time creating this insane case and not focusing on the basics for a headset.  I know small is better, but there are limitations when you are blindly reaching for buttons on your ear.  Maybe my headset is out there somewhere...maybe I will find it when I find the perfect smart phone (sorry Droid, you didn't make the cut with poor Exchange features and crazy voice dailing)...ah to dream....  :)
4519258
It is the best sounding headset I have ever owned before.

But as a person who has used many behind the head/neck headsets, this one is by far the worse.

PROS:
Sounds are crisp and clear
The microphone is fantastic
The cords are nice and long
In-line volume control
Another cable that you can use this headset with your phone to talk which is great for me.
Great style, much better than those beats everyone gets.

CONS:
Hurts the ears after short use, I'm talking 10 - 30 minute usage, which makes gaming with these terrible.
Makes your ears HOT!
The opening is too small for the ears, maybe that is why my ears hurt with this thing.
Makes my head hurt.

That being said, I give it a 2/5 stars because of the terrible ergonomics. How can I use this great sounding headset,but my ears and head hurt after 30 minutes.

I feel like I wasted my money, good thing I bought it at 50% off.

Save your money and just get a Siberia V2
2061913
The pair of sades you guys sent me are messed up, everyone complaints that my mic is either breaking out or sounds like it's muffled
1213869
I previously owned an H700 headset and based on my great experience I purchased the H12.  I was especially interested in the H12's noise cancelling feature. Was I disappointed.  First, the fit is not nearly as natural as the H700.  The earpiece must go into the ear canal and it never stays put even with the alternate size foam cushions that are supplied. People I converse with while using the H12 are constantly telling me that I am breaking up even when we both have excellent reception (5 bars). People I spoke with via the H700 and my Blackberry never mentioned a problem.  Also, the volume of the headset is more difficult to adjust, maybe because of the ear cusion but a couple of times I almost deafened myself by adjusting the earpiece to too loud a setting.  Maybe my fault but still a nuisance.  The noise cancelling feature doesn't seem to work but that may also be due to the ill fitting design.  I don't know and I don't care.  I am so aware of this annoying thing in my ear that I don't even use it anymore.  In my opinion get the H700 and fall in love with bluetooth.