I think the only reason anyone should consider this headset is if the only thing you care about is audio quality. This is for several reasons that I would consider as big cons to using this for gaming or for work when used over the dongle on a PC:1. Connectivity and auto-shutdown. This headset absolutely loves to turn itself off. If you are simply using the mic only, and your headset doesn't produce audio in your ears, EVEN if you have side tone on and you're talking the whole time, it will just turn itself off in 5 minutes. This honestly wouldn't even be that bad, if the stupid dongle didn't make the device disappear from your system at that point, in which case your PC will switch to another available audio system, meaning to get back to your headset, you have to power it on, and wait 30+ seconds for your PC to switch back over. VERY annoying.2. The side tone is borderline unusable. This is for two reasons. First, when you mute the mic with the mute switch on the headset, you can still hear the side tone. Half the reason I like using side tone is so you can tell if your mic is properly working and sending your beautiful voice over the wire, which for other brand headsets normally mutes side tone with mic-mute so you have that instant feedback to rely on. Secondly, the balance of the mic is so sensitive and boomy that 90% of the time you want to mute yourself to prevent sending constant breathing noises, and also considering the first point here you end up annoying yourself just as much with your own breath. The combination of these two problems make it an awful experience for gaming or work honestly. I would argue the mic audio quality is fantastic if you care about recording a podcast or something like that, but it turns out that is not helpful when gaming or working on productivity tasks over voice calls where all you really care about is cutting through the ambient noise, having something very reliable and easy to use, and having your voice stand out to your teammates.3. Voice-chat quality is tuned for audiophiles and not practical everyday usage. Honestly I always thought I wanted a high end microphone to use for voice chat, but the moment I tried using this headset with my friends in discord I should have just returned it to Amazon. Everybody I voice chat with hated the sound of my new mic and told me I was muddy and unclear. I don't believe this is a problem with the mic itself. Recording my own voice sounds fantastic, but it's just not tuned well for ease of hearing in voice calls especially during gaming. It sounds like I'm on a podcast with some boomy condenser mic that needs a huge wind screen to be even remotely useful. I almost prefer the way the beam forming mic sounds straight up not joking.4. This thing is HEAVY, LARGE, and not particularly comfortable. You will never forget you are wearing this headset at any moment. Forget about using it as a good headset for VR gaming, the moment you whip around to check something behind you it will probably fall off your head. Also even with the gel wicked cushions which are supposed to help with keeping you cool, I'm getting warm inside those massive ear cups. Never had this problem with my old headset which uses microfiber cloth earcups. I'm not saying it's awful or anything, but it's certainly not a luxurious wearable experience at all.5. I almost forgot to mention the wifi connectivity range is noticeably worse than my old headset. Probably by about 5-8 feet. Again, this wouldn't be a real big problem if it wasn't for the connectivity issues described in #1. Walking out of range disconnects the headset causing your PC to remove it from the audio devices and subsequently push audio to your speakers or some other device. The way this works is just so ridiculous and frustrating honestly and I can't believe nobody else is ranting about it on here.To be somewhat fair with this very critical review, here's a few good things that stand out for this headset:- Bumping music alone with the mic removed and just going for a walk or riding the bus is great. Audio quality is fantastic for music. That said, if you want wireless headphones I'd imagine you can get more for less without the whole microphone thing going on.- Build quality is fantastic. These things will probably last forever and appear to be easily serviceable if repairs are needed. Lots of metal in the construction and very nice replaceable head strap and earcups.I just don't see the point of buying this device really. If you want this level of audio, there's way better methods to obtain that. Don't be suckered into buying this as the "goat" gaming headset of the year. It's just not. I think the only people that should buy this are folks who wanna run some kind of podcast type of thing while on-the-go or need that level of audio quality while being mobile in the studio, or just don't feel like investing in proper wired equipment and want the ease of use this type of device offers.