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This stylish, streamlined headset comes in four different colors: black, white, blue and purple. If color coordination is a concern, consider the Logitech G733 as one of the best wireless gaming headsets for your purposes. Gaming setups are expensive, and as such, gamers should expect them to look good.
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Read our full Xbox Wireless Headset review.
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Still, two kinds of wireless connectivity plus strong audio quality is a good deal, especially for less than $100.
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Furthermore, you can’t adjust the headset after you put it on, meaning that getting a good fit involves some trial and error. Each time you start it up, your Xbox will start up as well, making it inconvenient for productivity applications. Just be aware that the Xbox Wireless Headset is optimized almost exclusively for Xbox consoles.
The Xbox Wireless Headset provides clean profiles for both game audio and music, and it has intuitive controls built right into the earcups, rather than relying on imprecise dials.
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This high-quality headset provides seamless connectivity with Xbox consoles, as well as a Bluetooth connection for your computer, smartphone or streaming device. Sometimes they’re overpriced and bare-bones, but other times, you get something like the Xbox Wireless Headset.
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Read our full Logitech G Pro X Wireless review.Ĭonsole manufacturers have a mixed track record producing gaming headsets. This headset is also compatible with the PS5 and Switch (in docked mode), but not with mobile phones. You can even run your mic settings through a Blue audio filter, giving you impeccable sound at a variety of different frequencies. Using the Logitech G Hub software, you can customize your own sound profiles, or use a variety of helpful presets for games, movies and music. The earcups are plush the controls are intuitive the chassis is durable. While the earcups can feel a little tight, that’s about the only major criticism I can lobby against this headset, which provides robust, nuanced sound profiles and a crystal-clear mic. That’s going to be true whether it's older models like the Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE or this, the Logitech G Pro X Wireless: a PC-optimized headset that provides good enough performance for tournament play. In my tests, sometimes the headset did so automatically, whereas other times I had to remove and reinsert the USB dongle or turn the headset off and on.As with other tech, when it comes to the best wireless gaming headsets, you have to pay a premium price if you want premium performance. If you do venture beyond the range of your computer or phone, and the headset disconnects, you might experience issues trying to reconnect.Your mileage may vary depending on your setup, but this range should still be good enough to allow you to take calls and pace nearby. Your connection may also be limited by phones or computers that aren’t equipped to handle Bluetooth 5.0. Faced with my home’s thick plaster walls and multiple Wi-Fi devices, calls started to drop out even 20 feet from my phone, down a hallway and a staircase. But in our tests, we couldn’t get that far from our devices without losing the connection. Bluetooth 5.0 has four times the wireless range- about 800 feet indoors-of previous Bluetooth versions.Considering the Evolve2 65’s long battery life and fast charging time, however, we think this will rarely pose a problem. When you turn on the headset, a voice tells you whether the battery life is high, medium, or low-not how many hours are remaining, as other headsets do-so it’s unclear how soon you’ll need to recharge.Headsets should also offer a quick way to answer or reject a call-a feature that regular headphones don’t often provide. Call controls: We used the volume controls and mute buttons to see if they were easy to reach and use.We ranked the headsets based on how heavy or tight they felt and how comfy the padding in the headband or cans was. Comfort: Since comfort is subjective, we had people of different head sizes try each headset.And we listened to this amazingly immersive virtual barber-shop recording (video) to see how much detail the headsets picked up.
We listened while ambient noise-train whistles, leaf blowers, planes flying overhead, television in the background-spiraled around us.
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