Vmodas are bassy headphones and will badly hurt your competitive game. Not bad for well rounded but if your looking for competitives? Look elsewhere.
scarlet solo is decent but awful for amping headphones(it struggles to power even a 58x jubilee which is barily above average for a pc motherboards onboard audio). M50x is also god awful in my opinion and you would be better off with an m40x but definitely swapping out the pads. The issue here though is again, you are faced with quite a bit of bass while you can make sure you pick pads that aren’t too overwhelming it could be an issue in competitives.
Where do you see it’s marketed as a headphone? It’s a gaming headset.
good for music, good for movies and things such as podcasts, good for casual gaming, awful for competitive gaming.
I would have to ask since you placed competitive which shooters you play? is this pc or console? Do you need closed back isolation or are you okay with an open backed headphone? does it need to be portable? Which microphone would you prefer i.e. modmic(attaches to your headphone), Lavalier(attaches to your shirt), boom pro/alternative(plugs into the headphone), or external(usually what you will see streamers use with a boom arm, pop filter, audio interface, etc). Lastly, you mention you want music and movies which is fine I assume your looking for a more all rounder headphone? In that case try to find a bass that is more neutral or slightly elevated. In this regard m40x is technically fine as long as you pick carefully on the pads. I did make a guide for those looking into more competitive headphones perhaps it will help you out? There are others out there of course I wrote it up as a general list of what would be considered some of the better headphones based on budget alongside some guides and explainations for a more ideal gamer setup.