Today's wireless gaming headsets attempt to solve connectivity issues using proprietary USB RF adapters and Bluetooth, resorting to analog audio cables only when necessary. Even if you're only ...

If you're looking to deploy headset microphones in your business, you'll eventually come to the point at which you have to choose between wired or wireless. As deploying new hardware for the workplace ...

Audeze is back with the next generation of the Maxwell series with the (you guessed it) Maxwell 2 Headset. The company said ...

Despite a somewhat high price, superior comfort and design help the Revo Wireless distinguish itself from its Bluetooth headphone competitors. David Carnoy Executive Editor / Reviews Executive Editor ...

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The Corsair Void V2 Max Wireless is incredibly comfortable, but awkward controls and other issues make it difficult to recommend at $149.99.

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Which wireless gaming headset is best? A headset is the best way to experience a lot of games, but wires can get in the way and Bluetooth headphones usually have too much latency for reliable gaming.

The Xbox Wireless Headset has the key features I want from gaming headphones: I can pair it with my Xbox Series X and my laptop (via Bluetooth) at the same time. I can easily adjust the mix of voice ...

TL;DR: The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Xbox gaming headset is currently on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. That's down from ...

Tomorrow, March 16, Microsoft will launch its first official, Xbox-branded pair of wireless headphones—a far leap beyond the cheapo, one-ear headsets packed into original Xbox 360 consoles. Headphone ...

Nintendo exec Yoshiaki Koizumi has confirmed that the Switch handheld-console hybrid will support wireless Bluetooth audio headphones on-the-go via the console's built-in Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity.