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TYGR 300 R vs PC38x

Summary: At 150 USD, the same price as the PC38x, the Beyerdynamic TYGR 300 R leaves a lot to be desired. With the exception of audio quality, which is objectively some of the cleanest and clearest I’ve ever heard, I don’t think they do anything better than other gaming headsets around this price point. And what exactly makes it a “gaming” headset? The altered sound profile? The slight orange tint on the earcups? I’m not trying to be a smartass, but I am genuinely curious what type of gamer this is for with the lack of a microphone and the short, non-detachable cable. So, while I do believe that the audio is 10/10 amazing (for an open back pair of headphones), it’s just not enough to stand on its own and make me recommend these over the PC38x, which has its own phenomenal open back audio, has a built in microphone, a volume dial, is lighter, more adjustable, and just generally better value for your money. I would love to see a version of the TYGR with a built-in or removable mic and some additional features most other “gaming” branded headsets have these days. Also, for some reason this video seems significantly quieter than most of my other ones, so I will look into that. Might have had the mic too low on the camera. 0:00 - Introduction 1:01 - Summary 1:59 - WHAT'S IN THE BOX?!?! 3:34 - Build Quality 5:09 - Comfort 6:41 - Audio Quality 7:50 - "Software" 7:55 - Mic Test 8:18 - Wrap up and Conclusion