Product ReviewsGamecom 367 CLOSED-EAR Gaming Headst Engineered by Gamers
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 Rating: Review Date: 08/20/12  |
Cons: - Kinda big, maybe my head is too small ;)
Pros: - Great sounds- Can have this for hours and they don't bother me at all- Able to adjust volume with the headphones- Space to hide the mic is great |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/21/12 |
Cons: not found
Pros: big and comfortable ,good quality.... Comment:
price is good ,and the headphone sound effect is good |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/01/12 |
Cons: Broke after about a year. Snapped where the two adjustable pieces meet. I have a small head as well, so anyone with a big head would break these a lot quicker.
Pros: Decent sound and the fold away mic is great. Comment:
I probably wouldn't buy again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/26/12 |
Cons: The fold away mic does create a weak spot.Not great at eliminating background noise through the ear pads.
Pros: Fold away mic (see below)Sound quality is good.I have worn these for over 4 hours at a time and found them comfortable Comment:
I have owned these for some time now and until recently they performed great. The fold away mic does create an issue with the headband strenght as I have found out very recently. I have a smaller than usual head but I noticed little cracks forming on the headband and one day the headband just could not taking the pressure any longer and rendered the headset useless. I will note that this headset was 14 months old so it definetly lasted past warranty but they are not build for long term life. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/12/11 |
Cons: Uncomfortable, mic quality is bad
Pros: Price, strong, looks Comment:
I honestly couldnt wear this for more than 5 minutes because it was so uncomfortable! mic quality is terrible i will not recommend this product.This headset puts a lot of pressure under your ear where your jawbone is. When using the mic, sound is disturbed and is unclear. it also picks up a lot of static/breathing noise. Gaming sound experience is nothing out of the ordinary. id say it performs about the same as my $10 ear buds in terms of sound. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/28/11 |
Cons: None
Pros: Good sound qualityComfortable Comment:
I bought these headphones on sale for $30, and I have been very happy with them so far. The sound quality is good, and I find them quite comfortable. They do feel a bit tight, but I got used to it and now I quite like it that way, since they won't slide around or fall off my head if I look up or around. The microphone tucks away nicely when not in use. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/28/11 |
Cons: - Bass is a little on the low side compared to TekNMotion Pulse Wave headphones.
Pros: - Sound quality is crystal clear even at full volume on my CMI8788 based Sondigo Inferno sound card- Comfortable non leather cushions- Wire covered in a stronger material- Ends of the wire are protected with an extra layer of plastic so they don't get lose and malfunction- Retractable headset makes the headset look just like a regular pair of headphones when you don't need to be wearing a headset- Better Bass then Zalman 5.1 headphones Comment:
These are an excellent pair of headphones for the money. I got them for $25. Even audiophiles at work love these. They certainly aren't comparable to the $130 Seinhesers. But for the price you definitely can't go wrong. Construction seems sturdy although if you are a bigger guy I would suggest you be careful wearing them as the plastic might snap. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/24/11 |
Cons: Occasionally had to play with hand control to get right speaker to work. I also had trouble getting the mic loud enough for others to hear what I was saying.
Pros: Very comfortable with good sound quality. Comment:
Worked great until I went to put them over my head one day and the headpiece snapped. I am still using them but they are now being held together with duct tape. Hoping to get some new headphones this Christmas. I would get these again, but I would be more careful putting them on. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/03/11 |
Cons: Really, really big. You look like an astronaut with them on.A little uncomfortable. You have the really let them settle in.
Pros: Good quality sound. Comment:
Good overall. Price matched to $24.99. Hard to beat at that price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/25/11 |
Cons: none for the price
Pros: Good budget alternative Comment:
These headphonese are a great bang for the buck. The sound isn't stellar or even good - just satisfactory. However, for the price you pay for these, you get a decent set of cans. Something in this price range normally would get you junk, but this isn't the case.This is a great purchase for the price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/24/11 |
Cons: Stereo sound; terribly-strenuous-to-open retail packaging (fail).
Pros: Sturdy construction; attractive price point; 1 year warranty with Plantronics (conditional to product registration via www); long cord; stereo sound (as opposed to 5.1, 7.1, etc...); discreet microphone; over-ear design; velvety fabric replaces common plastic materials around earpad; nice color scheme. Comment:
I am a mindful person who takes good care of my "things". So when Zalman support was unwilling to assist me with my defective product, I vowed never to buy their products again. This GameCom 367 headset replaces that defective Zalman ZM-RS6F headset (my second). The difference in sound quality is immediately apparent, as the Zalman product delivered a much richer experience (6 speakers), but was less sturdy and utilized a cheap plastic material around the earpad. The Plantronics product, on the other hand, retails for $30 (very attractive price) and features only stereo sound (2 speakers vs. 6). Despite this huge difference, the GameCom 367 benefits from a velvety fabric surrounding the earpad, and this alone is a very, very welcomed change from competing products. Add to this: volume control via a conveniently placed dial/dimmer along the cord, the possibility of muting the mic, and a very comfortable experience wearing the headset, good mic reception, and ridiculously easy installation in Win7Pro64. The Plantronics GameCom 367 is a good "sound" choice (lol).Hands down: I prefer the GameCom 367 because of its very attractive price point, its black and red color scheme, and its sturdy construction gained through use of good-quality materials. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/21/11 |
Cons: Feels a little cheap. Velvet-like padding holds on to hairs. Not the most comfortable for me. Long cord.
Pros: Looks nice. Has a nice in-line volume adjustment feature. Good sound quality. Long cord. Microphone folds away neatly into the frame. Big ear cups. nice durable cord. Comment:
These are a nice pair of headphones. You can use them for both your mp3 player and the PC, however the cable is REALLY long which makes it unpractical to move around with it. I wouldn't wear these outside because they'll make you look like a total knob. I have a left ear that's a little bigger than the right so after awhile it gets sore when I'm wearing these. The headband also hurts the top of my head until I reposition it. The noise cancelling microphone works well after you play around with the volume a little. The overall quality could be better but the value is incredible. |
I use to break a pair of headphone in weeks. Had those for over 7 months and they still work great.