https://www.techpowerup.com/321807/sharkoon-unveils-the-skiller-sgh10-gaming-headset
 
Sharkoon Technologies is an international supplier of high-quality, high-performance PC components and peripherals. Now, with the SKILLER SGH10, Sharkoon presents a headset that is based on the manufacturer's previous classic that was the SKILLER SGH1. The popular gaming headset now appears in the form of a new model that has undergone a careful modernization which retains unique visual features and, at the same time, focuses on the essentials.

Since the SKILLER SGH10, like the previous model, is designed to provide a particularly immersive gaming experience, the manufacturer has optimized the 40-millimeter drivers and, in addition, tuned them for a particularly powerful sound. The detachable, flexible microphone has also been designed with immersion in mind and, thanks to the new pop filter, should ensure even better communication with team colleagues and in meetings.
 
Ultra-lightweight Design and Comfortable Fit
To allow the user to concentrate on the essentials when wearing the SKILLER SGH10, the headset is designed to be ultra-light, weighing just 253 grams. The circumaural ear pads made of air-permeable fabric are designed to provide even more comfort for wearing. There is also a spring-loaded headband suspension that automatically adjusts to the shape and size of the user's head for an optimal fit.

Wide-Ranging Connection Options
Thanks to its modular cable system, the SKILLER SGH10 is designed for both stationary PCs and consoles as well as mobile devices such as smartphones. A permanently integrated cable with a TRRS plug has been deliberately kept short at 110 centimeters for connecting to devices such as consoles and smartphones. An additional set of cables with two 3.5-millimeter stereo plugs extends the total cable length to 250 centimeters and is intended for the connection to the front or back of a PC case.

Price and Availability
The SKILLER SGH10 is now available at the manufacturer's suggested price of 19.99 euros.
 
It's hard to make a complaint about gaming headphones that cost less than 20 Euros.