Pros : Very comfortable, good build quality, haptic feedback, even has a dial to adjust the amount of haptic feedbackCons : Wired instead of wireless, the actual sound quality isn't very good, ugly camo colorIf you're looking at this headset, you're probably looking into it for the haptic bass feedback. This is the main feature of these headphones, and it's pretty great. Basically, any low-end sound will cause a physical vibration which will shake your head. If you've ever used a game controller with a vibration feature, imagine that but inside a pair of headphones. The vibration on this thing is also done VERY well, it hits HARD and out of nowhere.For movies, this thing is freakin AMAZING! It sounds like you're in a movie theater - no joke. I think this alone may justify the headphones being at this price point. After purchasing these, I don't think I can watch movies with any other pair going forward - Even if they have better audio quality which leads me to my next point.I'm not an audiophile by any means, but something sounds off with the soundstage of this headset. I can't even describe it really, but I'll try... It sounds like the sound is pushed too far forward and the mid-range is very muddy. Playing music, while both gaming and being on discord turns into a muddy indistinguishable mess, and if you turn the haptics on it's even worse. They just don't sound "Clear" I guess.The directional audio is also pretty bad, it's hard to pinpoint where a sound is coming from in games - which makes it useless for competitive FPS gaming - Although for other types of games like Single Player cinematic types it's great. I tried adjusting the EQ settings in the ICUE software but no matter what I did, I couldn't escape the muddy mids. I settled on a V shaped EQ pattern to drown them out a bit which sounded best to me - pic included.For music, it's alright. Some genres sound really good, like Dubstep and Rap with the haptics turned on. It's not bad, but I've heard much better quality from cheaper headphones in terms of the sound itself.And lastly, the microphone... We have to talk about the microphone. It isn't terrible, but it's also not great. I was using a HyperX Cloud Flight prior to this one, which isn't that great on its own, and when I had switched to this headset my friends in Discord immediately went "What's wrong with your mic?" and even went so far as demanding I switch back to my other headset because it sounded tinny.• Conclusion-------All in all, I would rate this a 6/10.For movies, this will be my current go-to. For gaming and music, I'll be using my Philips SHP9500.I would recommend this only for people that NEED that earth-shaking haptic bass feedback for movies or games. If you're looking for great sound quality, look elsewhere. There are plenty of audiophile headphones in the sub-$100 range that sound infinitely better than these - Audio Technica M40X, Philips SHP9500, etc. Only downside to those is that they have no built in mics like these do, and of course no haptic feedback.If Corsair improved the frequency range, to say 12hz to 35,000hz instead of 20hz to 20,000hz with an improved soundstage and slapped a better microphone on there and made the headset wireless, this thing would literally be end-game perfect. I would buy that for $200+ easy and would use nothing else.