How durable and sweatproof is KBBDAR VS50’s metal headband?

Kicked off the day meeting up with friends—we wandered around the downtown cafes, chatted about our recent gaming wins (and losses), then decided to hit up the local gaming lounge for a few hours of grind. No plans, just casual FPS fun to unwind after a lazy afternoon.
We hopped on CS2 first, running Dust II and Mirage matches—spamming Molotovs on B site, sniping with the AWP from mid, and yelling at each other when someone missed a flank. Switched to Valorant later, playing Ascent with a team of randoms; I mained Jett, so I was zipping around, popping smokes and trying (and failing) to get a clutch ace.
I wore the KBBDAR VS50 the entire time, and by the end, I was sweating through my shirt—thanks to intense gaming and the lounge’s warm AC. But the headset’s metal headband (leather-wrapped steel + aluminum arms) held up perfectly. No slippery sweat, no creaks, no loose parts—super sturdy, even when I adjusted it a dozen times mid-match.
The 50mm titanium drivers sound solid too—rich bass for explosions, soft treble for enemy footsteps, perfect for FPS. The 130x100x30mm earcups fit my big head and glasses without squeezing, and the one-key mute/volume control came in handy when I had to yell at my friend for stealing my kill. Plug-and-play, no fussy setup—overall, a solid pick, especially for how well the headband handles sweat and rough use.