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USB hub function, durable aluminum stand. DAC performance is above average, It is easy to connect to other wired headphones and provides excellent scalability. I am happy at a good price.

Hi-res audio

-Wireless -Versatile -Comfortable -Great sound quality -Ultra-clear mic

light weight sounds great easy set up

Planar magnetic headphones for the masses. Fast transient response allowing you to distinguish sounds great for gaming. ROG quality branding and Hifiman planar tech has been proven it completes with Audeze for bang for the buck and tons of accessories.

They are comfy and really good noise cancelattion and good noise and they have cool lights and they connect to multiple devices and really cool battery

- Comfortable for long periods. - Solid metal hinges ( breaking point for many previous headsets) - Good sound, I wouldn't say their audiophile headphones, but it's good enough I can listen to music around the house. - The included dongle works out of the box with Linux! (At least Fedora anyway) Just the main functions of the headset, audio, mic, sleep. Don't expect the RGB controls or fractal software to work. The buttons on the headset can control that. - The included magnetic charging base is awesome.

I'm very interested in technology, peripherals and hardware especially, and it's a downfall for me because I always want the latest and greatest items, yet this is one of the only products that I'm not looking to replace. It sounds amazing to me, it's very comfortable despite my large ears (fits comfortably over them) and it has outstanding build quality. I cannot stress this enough, if you need to travel frequently, you probably won't even need a case, I have thrown this in with my clothes almost every weekend and there are zero scratches or marks on the headphones, and no breaks on the cable. I love the fact that it's microphone is removable, since it seems to be lower build quality, I can put it in a safer location. I like the option of different ear cups, and I have used both without much difference in comfort, in terms of padding or size. The black felt feeling ones are warmer, which I enjoy because they're almost like ear muffs, but if you live in a warmer climate, the pleather ear cups are better for you, however they might get kind of sweaty if you do have a hot room. The headband has a nice plushy feel, and the stitching looks nice, as well as the embossed logo, luckily in black and not red. The clip on the dongle is a nice add on, I use it to keep it locked onto my mouse's cable, where it's plugged into my laptop, to prevent the usb sound card from moving.