I don't think much of the Studio Mic fashion, that's a fashion! You need a hardware mixer/amplifier for such a studio mic that it makes sense! A good headset is often better! Besides, with a studio mic you have it in your face and it obscures your view!
The headphones you are linking is: headphone output stereo!
I would recommend one with jack 3.5mm and with regulator in the cable for volume and mic mute!
I have just bought the:
Poly Rig 400HX!
This is Virtual Surround!
What's also interesting:
HyperX Cloud II (Over-Ear, Gun Metal)
also Virtual Surround! but I don't like these leather earcups and negative is that you connect it with USB!
I don't like USB on headphones! It's often a bit of a spat, more negative experience!
Here also a stereo:
https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/hyperx-cloud-alpha-pro-gaming-headset-7513881#gallery-open
It has a higher frequency range! not as high as the one you linked, but with a mic!
What is also interesting because of True Surround:
Logitech G Pro X
I wonder why this frequency? Since more than one speaker is installed, it could be that this value is only from one!
The control on the cable should be included.
