The arrival of 2.4GHz wireless technology has revolutionized wireless gaming headsets. Now they are more reliable than ever before and some can even rival their wired counterparts when it comes to ...

We’ve examined, compared, and listened to a huge variety of wireless headsets to find the nicest-sounding, coziest, and most feature-rich models of the year to impress even the choosiest of ...

Our best gaming headset list also contains some headsets that come with Dolby Atmos licenses, like the Audeze Maxwell. The new Xbox Wireless Headset model doesn’t only have audio improvements.

The new SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 wireless headset lineup reveals high-class audio quality tailored for next-gen consoles.

The Ecomoment Wireless Gaming Headset with Mic is now just $29 (was $100) at Walmart. It has ab 4.2 out of 5 star rating. The stylish headset is available in Black/Red (pictured below) or Black/Blue.

What's more, they feature Razer Hypersense Haptic Feedback which provides tactile feedback to in-game events ... Wireless' headset for Xbox / PC One of the best, premium wireless gaming headsets ...

Developed with input from professional eSports players, these headsets aim to offer an immersive audio experience. They support Bluetooth 5.2 and Razer HyperSpeed Wireless technology via a USB ...

Battery life is now up to 20 hours Battery life with wireless gaming headsets is always a constant struggle but it doesn’t have to be. The new Xbox wireless headset lasts longer than the ...

However, it doesn’t feel as premium as the best wireless gaming headsets out there, with the plastics letting the side down somewhat. The fit and finish in certain areas is admirable ...

Bluetooth 5.3 and improved microphones round out the spec sheet of the welcome refresh. The new version of the Xbox Wireless Headset is available now for $109.99. The overall design of the Xbox ...

Microsoft has announced some upgrades to its Xbox Wireless Headset on Tuesday, with improved audio, better battery life, and an upgraded microphone for $110, which is $10 more than its predecessor.