Could somebody recommend me a good pair of headphones for gaming?

Beyerdynamic. German company.

They are comfy pillows on your head. Significantly more comfortable than any gaming headset I have ever seen.

They have gamic headsets that wipe the floor with steelseries or similar. Or you can get one of their audio focused headsets.

Then just get a standing mic (way way way way better audio than headset boom mics)

Or do what I did before getting a standing mic and just get a replacement microphone for a standard gaming headset and a male to male or male to female aux cable with zip ties.

Behringer, t.bone, JTS, turtle beach (what I used, american company though), etc...

Or a modmic alternative like the audiotechnica ATGM2 or a lavalier mic (sennheiser has one), etc...

Bonus is you get a ridiculous higher audio quality for gaming, movies, and music.

a standing mic

Hello, what is your current setup, in terms of microphone, interface, etc. ? Always curious about those things
- As that coincides with what he was recommending, I've been using Beyerdynamics Fox gaming system, i.e. the gaming headphones and the microphone that are bundled. Honestly works great, haven't had one problem and they are studio quality plus plug and play USB-C. The one time I had a broke cable with my headphones (my negligence) they simply repaired it free of charge while also changing the cushions - well after the 2 year warranty
  
  So strong recommendation
- I have a Blue Yeti from before the got bought by microsoft. I hear the quality has seriously declined (just like when logitech bought seitek and completely ruined it), so I don't know if I would recommend that. I am no streamer, so a USB mic works completely fine for me.

Repeat is not only designed in EU but also built in EU, and the company prioritizes sustainability.

https://repeat.audio/nederlandse-koptelefoon

I can’t comment on the glasses compatibility.

Ehm. But they are regular headphones, not tailored towards gaming.

I've been looking at them for a while now. Do you have any info, where the production/assembly takes actually place?
- Am gonna be honest, "gaming headphones" is just a marketing term to sell cheap RGB shit for much more. Maybe the term is used for headphones with built in mic, but that's about it.

Are you looking for specifically "Made in the Europe" or European brands? Because Logitech is Swiss, and probably the easiest to find something that works for you.

SteelSeries is also Danish.

But I'm sure neither manufacturers in Europe.

Sennheiser, Beyerdynamics ?
- Do either make gaming headphones, though? I think the OP was specific, and I'm not familiar with their product lines.

I've had a good pair of sennheiser for the last 11 years, can not fault them.

I love the open back ones. Sennheiser HD 598. Had them 10 years.

Just make sure they have cat ears.

And RGB. These two features are crucial for optimal online ownage. Bonus points if you can overlock them.

https://buy-european.net/en/category/headphones

There's no benefit to "gaming" headphones, just buy a pair of nice comfy headphones.

Not European but made in Taiwan: Superlux. I've been using a pair of HD668B for about ten years or so, comfy, cheap and nice sound quality

A couple of things to think about as there are a few factors to consider as to what makes a good pair. It's quite individual and subjective as it's not only headphone frequency response but also how comfortable they are for long periods on your head. Considering "sound staging" which is quite affected by your DAC (Digital Audio Converter) and Amplifier (these can be the same thing or not) and a microphone and it gets complex.

The best option is always to have a seperate headphone dac/amp and this gives a lot of flexibility and longevity. Even the cheapest dac and or amp will be better than the 0.5c part in the headphone cable for a converter.

Yes you can also get fancy gaming headphones that try and provide surround sound. These work to some degree but it will depend on your head shape, OS & Drivers and whether the game is able to provide suitable audio output tuned for them.

AKG/Sennheiser/Beyerdynamics are all good headphone options.

TLDR: Ideally go and listen to a few and figure out what you like and what's comfortable. Depending on your budget you can add more stuff or maybe this is your entry in. For mic testing, they should be able to plug into your phone, try them with a test call in teams/zoom/discord and hear what your voice sounds like.

I wish mic testing was this easy. Gotta bring my old phone that still has a jack T_T

Sennheiser PC38X, I honestly think nothing else compares when it comes to gaming except maybe the HD 800S but that’s in a completely different price category and doesn’t come with a mic.

I have a Steelseries Arctis 5. Comfy, sounds good.

"Best Gaming Headphones"

You can check out the IEMs and headphones tier list from Crinacle too.

Gaming? → Logitech! That was easy.

I've got G935ers.

In my opinion the previous generation (seen at a friend's place) had a better build quality, and this gen has (some by now known) weakspots, but I assume later generations have fixed them by now.

I'm rocking them since year, they are really comfy with glasses.

The G935 are big, aren't they heavy?
- About 380g. Weight never bothered me with them.

My next set of headphones are going to be Hi-X65 from Austrian Audio. https://austrian.audio/

They have cheaper options depending on your budget, but I haven't looked into how good they are.

I really like my Austrian Audio PG16. Extremely clear sound with lots of highs, which is good for competitive shooters. The bass is lacking tho.

I've got a bossé headphones 35 something. It's been ten years or more sand still working. Very happy with them. Rare electronics thing that I have confidence will last another number of years.