Best gaming gear brand

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I invested in a Razer Deathadder mouse and Razer Lycosa keyboard a few days ago and things are going great. I can't really provide a comparison to Steelseries or anything, but I can say that Razer products seem to be quality.

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Yes, and if memory serves me correct they are made by Monster. Together with brands like Skullcandy they are a prime example of headphones to avoid. I don't think I have heard anyone be satisfied when it comes to a purchase of a Monster product. For the price you pay, they offer very mediocre sound and build quality. It's a classic example of "you pay too much for the brand".

I don't agree. Well, I do to a certain extent - sure, they're overpriced due to their brand BUT that's not all you're paying for. Skullcandy's terrible (asides a few exceptions like the wooden Holua which are actually good, at least from my experience), the Monster Beats are not. Is it possible to get the same quality for less? Sure, I'd honestly think so, even though I personally have not found a good example as of yet. Is said quality amazing? Absolutely.

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I don't agree. Well, I do to a certain extent - sure, they're overpriced due to their brand BUT that's not all you're paying for. Skullcandy's terrible (asides a few exceptions like the wooden Holua which are actually good, at least from my experience), the Monster Beats are not. Is it possible to get the same quality for less? Sure, I'd honestly think so, even though I personally have not found a good example as of yet. Is said quality amazing? Absolutely.

First off, the build quality on the beats is terrible. They're really comfy around the ears, but they break easy. Also, the ANC is bad. The sound is decent, but is really heavy on the low end, highs are hard to hear at all.

Will you get a decent headset by paying $300+ for them? Yeah, but you could get something better from an actual audio company for less.