It is excellent.
Those of you with a tower (desktop), the length of the cable is not sufficient to reach any audio jack.

Also, I would recommend purchasing the Creative Sound Blasterx G1.

I have the Creative SXFI Gamer but they were quite tiring, and I decided to get the Earbuds II; I haven't regretted it for a moment! The only extra thing I did was use FXsound as an equalizer and boost because I have the onboard Realtek sound card, and they didn't perform that well due to not the headphones but the sound card. I mainly play FPS games, and I am very satisfied with my choice.

Good sound quality, good material quality, it hasn't suffered anything so far, I've had it for 2 years, I bought it more expensive than the price it has today. It just doesn't sit in my ears and probably the Earbud doesn't suit me, but I have the problem, not the product. I mean, I haven't used it much because I don't like EarBuds as I understood, and I don't know what I will do with my ears because I need something that fits in the ear, and I don't know what to get.. maybe In Ear because I don't want a headset.

For me, the headphones do not fit well in the ear and can fall out very easily. For their price, they should have better build quality and better design. Nevertheless, they are very lightweight and you don't feel them. I ended up with these because I couldn't find anything else in headphones for my laptop that is small in size but doesn't go inside the ear.

update: after about 4 months, the bass in the left headphone broke

Comparing to the previous generation:
1. The plastic seems somewhat inferior but in no way fake.
2. The cable is thinner.
3. The earbud is different, but having the previous headphones, the earbuds (all sizes) are compatible with the 2nd generation.

The headphones themselves are fine, with nice stereo, good microphone for calls (Discord, etc.)
The sound is okay for gaming headphones and overall they are durable.

Also, the higher price is not justified compared to the previous generation.