help me choose from these headsets or ...

If you're looking for the best sound quality, I would go with the Sennheiser headphones. 9 times out of 10, a pair of headphones will sound sound better than a headset in the same price bracket.

i highly recommend buying these
http/en-de.sennheiser.com/gaming-headset-pc-363d
i had the logitech g930 for a very long time like over 5 years , and after switching to sennheiser , man i call tell you every dollar is worth this headset , no i don't recommend razer kraken nor steelserias siberia over the sennheiser , how i found out its better? i spent a lot of time on this site
http/www.head-fi.org/ , which is one amazing site for audio/music/headphones etc reviews and advices .

the HD series of sennheiser are totally great but lacks a microphone ,if that is not an issue with you then go for the hd558 ,alot of moderators in head-fi.org recommended this headset "hd558" ,but if you want more details you can always ask in the forums of the site i gave u , people there will provide you a lot of advices and more details or even better headset for the budget you got
turtle beach got awesome reviews specially the px22 , and for picking what it's a personal taste.

sorry for late reply went to sleep >.> , anyway you could have checked their website
http/www.turtlebeach.com/product-detail/ps3-headsets/ear-force-px22/344
and it work with all these (PS4-PS3-XBOX 360-PC-MOBILE GAMIG-MAC)

i recommend for a smart buy , the turtle beach px22 , decent price ,good stats ,amp and a microphone , ofc the sennheiser will give you more sound quality cause it's built for music but u will lack a microphone , another good choice is the g930 logitech , cost around 100 dollars but its extremely comfortable ,wireless+ with a Noise-cancelling boom mic .

I, personally, don't like Turtle Beach headsets. I've owned my fair share (X11, X12, X32), but have always found them to be uncomfortable and they just don't sound all that great. That's not to say they sound like complete garbage, but you can find something that will sound better for the money.

I have used a couple pairs of Logitech headsets, including the G930's. While you can make them sound pretty good for the money, I found the G930's to be quite buggy. I, and several friends of mine that own them, have issues with them randomly disconnecting, not muting, resetting side-tone settings, etc. Those bugs don't seem to be there on the G430's, so I'd imagine that the problem lies with the wireless radio. The G230's wouldn't have those issues since they are strictly analog.

If a mic isn't necessary at the moment, I would really try to invest in a pair of headphones like the Sennheisers. I have used and own a couple pair of Sennheiser headphones/headsets and other equipment of theirs (Wireless packs, microphones, etc.). I am using the Sennheiser PC360 at this very moment. I also have a pair of HD280 Pro's. They cost about $100 and sound great for what you're paying. Even if you don't go with these specific headsets, I'm sure they will probably sound better than a headset in the same price bracket.

Long story short, if you need a mic with it, then I'd probably go with a Logitech headset (although I would probably try to go for the G430 over the G230 if you can), but if you don't need a mic right now, then I'd go with a Sennheiser (or other reputable brand) and get a mod-mic later on if you needed one.

I'd get the HD 449's over the HD 239's any day. It has a slightly larger range of frequencies and is around the ear, which (imo) is more comfortable.