EPOS H6Pro - Closed Acoustic Gaming Headset with Mic – Lightweight Over-Ear Design – Lift-to-Mute – Compatible with Xbox, PS4, PS5 & PC – Black
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Arrives
Jul 16 – Jul 18
Color: Black
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
Features
- CLOSED ACOUSTIC HEADSET DESIGN - Stay focused on the game while enjoying crisp and powerful audio.Control Type:Call
- PROPRIETARY HIGH QUALITY SPEAKER SYSTEM - Enjoy dynamic sound without compromising accuracy
- REDESIGNED BOOM ARM MIC - The lift-to-mute boom arm is slim and lets you experience stellar voice pick up; simply, lift boom arm to mute when not in use
- DETACHABLE MICROPHONE - Easily remove the mic for your convenience
- REDESIGNED LIGHTWEIGHT PROFILE - Sleek headband with increased softness for your all-day gaming comfort
Description
EPOS Gaming H6Pro - Closed Acoustic Gaming Headset with Mic - Over-Ear Headset – Lightweight - Lift-to-Mute - Xbox Headset - PS4 Headset - PS5 Headset - Gaming Accessories Black
Brand: EPOS
Color: Black
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Impedance: 28 Ohms
Brand Name: EPOS
Model Number: H6 Pro Closed
Model Name: H6 Pro Closed
Built-In Media: Cable
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 840064407342
Global Trade Identification Number: 40
Manufacturer: Demant Sound Epos Audio A/S
Is Autographed: No
Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Earpiece Shape: Over-ear
Control Type: Call Control
Control Method: Touch
Controller Type: Default controllers for various platforms (Xbox, PS, Nintendo Switch, PC)
Impedance: 28 Ohms
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Frequency Response: 100.1 KHz
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz
Enclosure Material: Faux Leather
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming
Antenna Location: Gaming
Compatible Devices: Xbox, PS4, PS5, PC
Cable Features: Detachable
Additional Features: Microphone Included
Is Electric: No
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 1
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Connectivity Technology: Wired
Color: Black
Style Name: Headset
Theme: Video Game
Item Weight: 322 Grams
Cable Length: 130 Centimeters
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Color: White
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
If you're a gamer or just genuinely care about the quality of your sound, this should be your top pick. When I first tried this headset, I honestly was disappointed because it was the first time I didn't immediately love a product for my setup. I thought it sounded so different and I couldn't tell if that was a good thing or not. I thought I was going to return it, but I decided to try it for a bit longer. Not long after that, I realized, I hear more details with this headset than anything else I've ever tried. In games, music, and tv/movies I could hear each layer of sound flawlessly. I had a hard time trying to understand how it would sound based on how other people described it so I want to try my best here... I bought both the Closed back and the Open back options so I will compare them both here. Closed: The bass is very punchy but not muddy at all. The bass is strong and manages to deliver a powerful sound that truly immerses you in intense moments. The mids are slightly emphasized and make for vocals to be very clear and beautifully brought to life. The highs are noticeably bumped up(because these are closed back and made with a bias towards gaming, which benefits from boosted highs). However, I really appreciated the emphasized highs. It felt as if it was the perfect amount needed to complete the sound signature of this headset. Without the highs as they are, the headset might've been too bass-heavy and sounded as if it was lacking in some situations. Overall, an extremely pleasant and full sound that is enjoyable for all types of uses. Open: To my surprise, the bass was extremely similar, if not identical to the closed-back pair. The mids are noticeably flatter, in order to preserve the original sound signature of whatever content is being consumed. This doesn't make it sound bad or worse by any means but it's an example of the differences in what type of sound these will provide compared to the closed-back. The highs are also noticeably flatter, even more than the mids, but again this is not a bad thing. It makes for the sound signature of the headset to be what everyone says is "natural", meaning it doesn't do much extra apart from how the sound was intended to be heard when it was made. Whether it be gaming, music, or movies/tv, this sound signature fully captures the intended sound for each and everything you listen to, meaning very little is added to boost or emphasize whatever vision the sound designers/engineers had for their creations. I said in for the closed back that the highs felt appropriate and that it would have felt lacking without them, but I believe these don't sound lacking despite having similar bass because the mids are also toned down. Finally the open-back design. They feel extremely lightweight, almost like you're not even wearing a headset, and allow for a good amount of sound to be heard from your environment. I found that in competitive games, listening in for quiet footsteps was more challenging because it wasn't as closed off as the closed-back. However, with music and tv/movies this wasn't an issue. IMPORTANT: When I was using both of these, I felt as if the volume on both of them was very low. I was really confused as to why and was even jokingly saying to my friends, "I refuse to believe this is the epitome of EPOS audio". It seemed unbelievable to me that something that had such good sound would top out at such a low volume which was about only 75% of my previous headset, the Logitech G PRO X Wireless. I spent weeks trying to figure it out and eventually I stumbled upon a Reddit thread that fixed everything. To EVERYONE who uses Onboard sound straight from your motherboard, if you have Realtek audio drivers, go to your Windows Search bar and type in "Realtek Audio Console". Open it and in the audio tab, you should see an option called "Amplify Level". This option is a limiter for your audio and is what was causing BOTH of my headsets to sound quiet. I highly recommend setting it to at least the "Powerful" setting as this is a very decent upgrade in volume over "Performance". However, if you want the absolute maximum volume output available, go with "Extreme" but PLEASE be careful with your volume settings in any app or game you use, as this setting does really get EXTREMELY loud. Conclusion: To be completely honest, if I had only ever gotten one of these without ever trying the other, I would be completely satisfied with either one in terms of sound. Both the Closed-Back AND Open-Back pair OBLITERATE my G PRO X Wireless in terms of sound quality and comfort. For a purely gaming experience, I do believe the closed-back is the better choice, because of how powerful and rich the audio experience is. Because it's closed-back, very little sound from your environment will interrupt your listening experiences, which for gaming, especially competitive games is extremely beneficial. The open-back provides a very satisfyingly "natural" sound to everything you will listen to. However, the open-back nature of the headset does mean that some external sounds might overwhelm very quiet sounds like footsteps. If you have enough money to buy both of them, try directly comparing them to each other as I did. I would recommend doing so in order for you to see for yourself which you like and prefer more. But for those of you who can only choose one, I would definitely recommend the closed-back.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2022 by Sebastian
Color: Black
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
I bought these used for 60$ used completely worth it because I’ll really only be using with the steam deck on flights where closed back is needed. I have the open back ones already and much prefer the sound stage on those. If you want zero outside noise and only hear the game. The closed back hands down are the ones for you. Less sound bleed on the closed back, so if you are gaming in a room while someone is watching a movie these don’t bleed sound as much as the open back. Open back: wide sound stage less bass Closed back: narrow soundstage more bass. These things sound identical to my closed back GSP but way more comfortable. The bass is noticeably crisper and less muddy, still has that “scoop” sound profile that all sennheiser/epos closed back headsets have. Mine had no rattling. Been trying a plethora of DAC’s and the GSX1000 adds the icing on the sound profile like I expected too. But other dacs such as the x4 do a good job as well. Little fat down low but the clarity is still there. They do sound great plugged into standard jack ports on my pc. You will experience bad sound quality if your device can’t drive these headphones. 280ohm impedance so keep that in mind when buying. Among the game series, GSP series, and the h6 series. These are the most comfortable of the 3. I like the open back better, the gsx dac really bumps the bass and makes the soundstage wide. Hearing distant skirmishes and artillery really feel distant with the open. You get a similar experience with the closed back but the difference is enough for me to chose the open back as my preferred headset.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024 by Chris
Color: Green
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
So Sound Quality is phenomenal, but to get the best sound, you have to manually go into sound settings and set it to 192K, 32-Bit. Only works in Stereo mode, but honestly it's such great quality sound that I keep mistaking it for surround sound. The detachable mic and mic cover are genius, and it's comfortable to wear for hours. Nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by Zectyr_Strae
Color: Black
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
I'm a fan of the EPOs H6Pro, it's not going to impress hardcore audiophiles but its good enough for the average guy. I would suggest getting cooling gel earpads if you intend to use it for long sessions but otherwise they're solid a solid headset. Volume comes in nice and the mic is good.
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026 by Timothy Y.
Color: Green
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
UPDATE 2-3 WEEKS LATER These headphones are amazing, probably even better than I originally thought. The no distortion at max volume thing is putting these actually ahead of the *ahem* other headphones I mention below. Comfort level is INSANE. I wear these all night and forget I'm not listening to my home theater. And I've got Emotiva T1+'s driving my front soundstage, so that's saying something. I did order the GSX 1200 (I got the 1200 opposed to the 1000 because it was the same price renewed), so I will try to update more when that arrives. Bass response is wicked. Wicked. Punchy clear piano notes, heavy guitar riffs, clear solos and thumping melodies for a motherboard amp. Gaming is fun and exciting. ORIGINAL REVIEW: i enabled music equalizer in Dolby Access app along with Dolby Atmos spacial audio, and am currently testing music. these are NOT primarily for music, but it’s nice to know they are very clear, dynamic, and responsive. they PROBABLY require an external sound card. BUT , they are leagues above what i had before for gaming headset, the “cheap” $60 Corsair HS60 comfort level? off the charts bass response is not in your face. its more warm and laid back my Sony h.ear on 2 WH-H900N will be my main music listeners.. they arent as comfy as this headset, the EPOS are WAY more comfortable, and in terms of sound quality, the SONYs are superior, especially in the low end realm, but this is fair since -- they are also in the $300 price bracket ?? where the EPOS H6PRO are $180 so far the EPOS with Dolby Access set to MUSIC: WARM EQ PRESET, they’ve handled Sia, Alice in Chains, and some Eminem, and everything has been fairly enjoyable Taylor Swift’s “Wildest Dreams” is wonderous and dreamy.. rhythmic and emphatic highs are bright, expansive, roll off nicely, warm, and wondery mids are just there. you don't want them not there, and you don't want too much. lots of punchy and grindy effects play fantastically. low end: needs EQ, but, with the EQ they really do sound pretty good.. there's no distortion that's for sure. not muddy. pretty clear. i don't know what to say. it's not in your face, but it's there. all in all, they PASS the music test. they're about 90-95% of my Sony's in total sound quality, for a good 65% of the price. i am too tired to try gaming right now, or the headset, but i know it works. COMFORT: 10/10 EASE OF USE: 10/10 FEATURES: 8/10 (could use actual mute button, and USB-C connection) SOUND QUALITY: 9/10 MIC QUALITY: untested VALUE: 10/10
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2022 by Bryan Leasot
Color: White
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
Durable and drop resistant while having accurate sounds that aren’t bass heavy like other “gamer headsets”. The mic is detachable and mutes when rotated. The microphone meets expectations, a dedicated mic will always sound better though. The volume control works far better than other headsets because it’s on the headset, not the wire so you won’t be guessing which way to turn it. It has a detachable and replaceable cable.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by Furious kitten
Color: Black
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
This is my first review I’ve ever left. This pertains to my immediate experience on Xbox series X with the H6 Pro closed. I watched and read almost every review possible on these. Now, I firmly believe “audiophile” means I don’t like things that sound good bc these were horrible. First off the build quality was great. I loved the volume knob and the mic. The clamping force was a little strong and the ear pads were fairly stiff. After about 20 minutes of use they weren’t very noticeable though. My biggest gripe was the terrible sound quality these had. Now, maybe it’s just Xbox. Maybe if I had them hooked to a Pc with a preamp/sound card they’d be great. I was under the impression that these were amazing for FPS shooters. The sound quality is hollow and tinny to the fullest extent possible. I tried all the sound enhancers on Xbox. Dolby sounded best. Then I ran it through the PubG sound lab which tests your directional awareness. Out of 10 sound ques I managed to hit 1 sound target out of 5 tries. I thought there’s no way, so I hooked up my old hyper X cloud X with DTSX activated. I was able to hit every single sound que target. Every single one!! I wanted to like these so bad I really did but when I switched headsets and hit all the sound ques I was so surprised and disappointed I immediately repackaged them and processed a return. Putting these through the paces on a game like PubG clearly showed why EPOS closed down. The reviewers who rave about these should no longer be trusted sources. You’ve been warned!! DO NOT BUY if you value sound!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Nicholas
Color: Green
Size: One-size
Style: Headset
I have tried THREE versions of this headset, because of how badly I wanted to make them work. The PROs: - Excellent, and I mean, EXCELLENT sound quality: No headset has been able to rival (for me). The sound is just beautiful and I'm not a big sound nerd AT ALL. - Comfortable: The headset has the perfect amount of padding on the top band and the ear cups fit fantastic. It is nice and adjustable for a variety of head sizes. The cups do not hurt after long hours of use. - Lightweight: the headset rests nice on your head and doesn't feel bulky or heavy. This again helps with long hours of use! - Settings: there are many settings to change the sound as you like. - Quality mic: you can whisper at just about your lowest you can and your friends will hear you, but it still blocks out ambient noises in the room. LOVE the mic quality and the sound quality especially. The CON: - Connectivity: this is where I just couldn't get past. I have tried THREE of these headsets, hoping that I just kept getting a "lemon" until I finally gave up. The headset continuously disconnects and it seems to be connected to the mic somehow. If I get disconnected, I have to detach and reattach my mic and suddenly it seems to work. I am not sure if this would be solved if you had a desktop/computer mic and never used the mic on the headset. I know I had the boom mic flipped up during times of disconnection and STILL had to detach and reattach, so I don't believe using a desktop/computer mic would solve this issue. A lot of other people have also experienced this and I hope EPOS is able to resolve it. I ended up with a set of Steelseries Arctis 9 Wireless. I really didn't want them to work, but they were the headset that I have been looking for for so long (good sound, connectivity, etc) - just in case I can save someone from the long months of research and trial and error I had with various headsets. I really hope EPOS can fix this issue one day or recreate this headset without the magnetic attachment of the mic. I wonder if this is the reason for the disconnectivity issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2023 by Cynthia D.