There’s a reason you can find a thousand different types of headsets. It’s because people tend to have widely different preferences in how and where they listen to music. People have preferences big and small, from preferring which ear-cup connects with the headphone’s cable, to preferences with respect to comfort. And since people use their …
Gaming headsets are put together with certain types of players in mind. The same is true for wireless headsets, which are made for specific types of listening. Picking great headphones is mostly about finding overlap between your own needs, and the kinds of features any particular pair of cans are able to offer. But there’s …
When you’re on a tight budget, choosing a gaming headset can be tough. You don’t want to sacrifice comfort, microphone quality, or audio fidelity. But you’re going to have to make sacrifices along the way. More often than not, finding a gaming headset for less than $50 is about making sacrifices you can live with. …
Even if you’re a serious gamer, an actual pilot headset would be gross overkill for gaming. Unless you’re sitting two-feet away from a roaring engine, you just don’t need a headset designed to sit you across from one. Nevertheless, pilot gear does have some of the best design out there. Thrustmaster T.Flight U.S. Air Force …
Playing without audio is pretty hard. Because it’s like everyone has an extra sense that you don’t. And playing with weak audio is only slightly better. Whether you’re playing an FPS competitively, or you’re playing an exploration game casually, being able to hear what’s around you can be immeasurably important. It helps you determine the …