Okay, so I will go with the good things about this Headset first:Pro's:1) These are VERY ergonomic and comfortable around my head although I'm sure that is subjective to those who are wearing them, but for me, they are very snug and that also works well to cancel out the ambient noise.2) I chose these also for the flip to mute mic which is ALSO very ergonomic but the other reason I wanted that is because I didn't want the antiquated (yet still popular obviously because I had trouble finding the headset I wanted with this sort of feature at the price I was looking for) 3.5 mm jack for mics for other headsets such as HyperX and Razor just didn't want that as I figured those would simply shorten the lifespan of the headset, and I wanted them to last. Those jacks I know a lot of people like them but they wear out over time, and don't last forever. If I'm gonna spend $100 on something, I expect it to last a while.3) The two separate round shaped volume tabs (one for game sound and one for voice chat volume) on the back side of the left ear cover is complete genius level ergonomics, and in my mind is their biggest selling point. If they didn't have those, I'd consider taking these back, but I love it so much I decided to keep them because of it. The only other thing is I haven't had a chance to play around with the sound mode button too much, so give me more time, and I will update this review if I feel the need to.Cons:1) Sound quality wasn't bad, but wasn't that impressive compared to my Logitech wired pair I had in the past which also had 7.1 surround sound which this pair apparently doesn't have. As with other features, this pair could have that, but Turtle Beach decided not to include it for whatever reason.2) The Windows 10 software which installs the firmware for these is very finicky, and it took a little while for me to figure it out, but I realized (see attached screenshots) that AFTER you install the firmware update for Windows 10, the Bluetooth renames the headset to some obscure nonsensical weirdness, and it took me a bit to figure it out, but since I've dealt with just about every Bluetooth sound/audio issue imaginable, I was able to make them work, and so far, haven't had any problems with that. Just make sure that if you're using Windows 10 after you update the firmware, and it tells you that it was "successful" you can then detach these from the USB-C cable and pair them (or connect to the device shown in the screen shot for Bluetooth settings). I would almost be inclined to take off another star for that, but because I assume that I tend to be very picky about what I'm looking for, I give others the benefit of the doubt for what I say, and nothing is really set in stone as far as that goes.Just be aware for those who are thinking about getting these that the firmware drivers for Windows 10 ideally need to be updated/improved because when I first installed the update, they showed up in Windows 10 Bluetooth just how their description is under my Bang & Olufsen sound settings for my laptop (see other attached screen shot). So if you don't see "Stealth 600X Gen2 USB" under Bluetooth, don't freak out like I did, just realize that once you do the update, what the headset device is called changes ("Sifely-S4_029ac1" is how it shows up in my Windows 10 Bluetooth settings as the screenshot indicates), but it really shouldn't be that way. Something Turtle Beach could probably stand to look at if they don't want more people calling (as they suggest AFTER people are directed to install the update in their very lame instruction booklet) them to figure this bug out. Also, last but certainly not least, if it's not built into the hardware, then they couldn't change this with a firmware update, but in case I'm wrong about the 7.1 surround, they could stand to make a pair that has it, because I know as with the 3.5 mm jack lots of people want that.Other than that, I'm very happy with them as I didn't pay full price, but if the price went down to $60-$70 I'd say they're worth it. If the pro's aren't that important to you, I'd suggest going with another set. You can get something with same or better features for the same or similar price range.