Corsair VIRTUOSO RGB WIRELESS XT vs Marshall Mode

The Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is pretty close to what I'm looking for except for the fact that the mic is omnidirectional. Budget - $300 CAD. Although willing to stretch to $400. Source/Amp - Plugged into onboard soundcard (mostly)

I ended up returning these, however, due to two major issues. The first is entirely subject but worth mentioning: none of the included ear pieces worked for me. They were all either too large (resulting in a painful fit) or too small (resulting in no sound isolation). The second, and perhaps slightly more objective reason, was material quality

Even when using the default "Pure Direct" EQ settings or my tweaked EQ settings there is sometimes a crack/pop/distortion in both certain games/music which occurs that is very unpleasant. Yes I may have received a defective pair of cans but I cannot unhear the distorted audio. 2nd biggest issue from my perspective. Pads are a bit shallow for me personally and my ears touch the inside near the driver

I got the Marshall. Charge 5 being mono sounds too flat compared to Marshall. With Marshall I can hear the sounds that are missing with charge 5.

Corsair mades ZERO replacements to their proprietary earpad design. If you buy the pads the same thickness as the stock ones that the headset came with, they are reviewed as not as comfortable as the stock pads..

Sound: - "S" sounds, cymbals, and high drum beats have an annoying hiss, and bass is a little fuzzy and under-powered (this is not a product for bass lovers.) I am, however, hearing details in my music that I had no idea were there before - for $30, I can't complain. Fit: - There are four sets of tips instead of the usual three, which is nice, and they're designed for comfort, not appearance, which is nice too. If you have really small ears the odd asymmetrical drum shape might get uncomfortable after a while, but they happen to fit perfectly in my slightly smaller than average ears