DROP + EPOS H3X guide for PC

Drop has teamed up with Epos to craft an affordable yet impressive headset for gamers.

Drop has teamed up with Epos to craft an affordable yet impressive headset for gamers.

The Drop + Epos H3X bears a striking resemblance to Epos' other headsets including the Epos H6Pro but with some subtle changes to the aesthetic. The sound has been tuned too, with a reduction in the bass and a more natural sound to improve the sound specifically for gaming. So in theory at this price, it should be a great bit of kit. We've been gaming with it to find out.
The Drop + Epos H3X features tuned sound for gamers, a subtle aesthetic and an affordable pricetag too.

Drop + Epos H3X Headset review: Best sub-$100 gaming headset. Period
Drop and Epos have once again teamed up to bring their collaborative magic to the budget gaming headset market, creating a model that instantly dominates even some pricier options.
Online retailer Drop and Epos, a company formed by the former gaming division of legendary audio equipment maker Sennheiser, have again come together to make a gaming headset. This time, the collaborative duo is targeting the budget end of the market with a sub-$80 model that attempts to do for the low-price market what their incredible PC38X headset did for the mid-range market.
Their new entry, the H3X, looks a bit more like recent EPOS headsets, with that multi-jointed, futuristic aesthetic they tend toward. More importantly, it retains a remarkable amount of the DNA of its more expensive cousin, closely mirroring how it feels, performs, and sounds. Let's go in-depth with what I believe just became the best headset you can buy for under $100.

Drop + EPOS H3X Wired Gaming Headset Review
The Drop + EPOS H3X gets fully examined as we put this affordable and rather decent wired gaming headset to the test. Should you consider it? Let's see.
The Drop + EPOS H3X wired gaming headset is an impressive all-rounder that delivers great sound for its affordable price-point. From build quality to PC and console versatility, it's an easy recommendation.
Drop has once again partnered with EPOS to release a new gaming headset that’s both affordably priced and offers rich sound quality. Featuring a closed-back design, tuned dynamic drivers, a polycarbonate frame, durable steel hinges, and memory foam ear cups, it comes in at $79. Given the long history EPOS has in the audio industry, the Drop+Epos H3X may even just disrupt what we know about entry-level headsets. Join me as I dive in and let you know whether you should pick up a pair of your own.