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What are the best gaming headsets?

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Best gaming headsets	Price	Type	Frequency Response
-- Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum Wireless 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset	$139.99	On/Over-Ears	-
-- Corsair Void Pro Wireless	$79.99	On/Over-Ears	-
-- Razer Man O' War	$139.99	On/Over-Ears	-
-- Astro A40 TR	$200	-	20 Hz - 24,000 Hz
-- Kingston HyperX Cloud II	$89.99	On/Over-Ears	-

Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum Wireless 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset

Top Pro

Works wired without power over 3.5mm jack

The included 4-pole audio cable allows the headset to be used without power, with smartphones or any other device as normal headphones. See More

Top Con

Doesn't last long on a battery charge

Battery life is average at best. In most cases, the headset will last around 12 hours. However, actual battery life may vary depending on the adjustable lightning, in some cases a full charge will only last 8 hours. The battery is removable. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Great software for customization and tweaking

This headset has adjustable lighting, so you can choose a RGB-color in the software suite of the headset. You can also adjust the equalizer, surround sound settings, and you can allocate shortcuts and macro's to programmable buttons on the left ear cup. See More

Top Con

Microphone performance is disappointing

The included microphone of the headset isn't terrible, but it's definitely a bit disappointing for a wireless headset in this price range. Voices have a hollow touch when recorded, which makes it seem a bit unnatural. See More

Top Pro

7.1 surround sound can enhance game immersion

With the surround feature activated, sound direction from their various sources is much more distinct. This can help to heighten immersion. See More

Top Con

Drivers can be buggy

There are a few known bugs with the drivers, including one where the headset frequently restarts itself when you've got it plugged in via USB and the lighting is set to "breathing". See More

Top Pro

Feels sturdy and has great build quality

The G933 is quite sturdy and has a rugged exterior, but offers good comfort for users. Build quality is also excellent, with a combination of high quality plastic and metal being used in the headset's construction. Also, the it does not have a lot of creaks or unnecessary flex. See More

Top Pro

Exceptional wireless range and stability

The G933 Artemis is praised for its extremely long wireless range, up to 30 feet indoors and even 40 feet outdoors. Stability is also excellent: the wireless functionality doesn't distort the audio quality at all. See More

Top Pro

Clean audio with punchy bass and forward mids

Explosions can sound really good with the G933 as the bass is quite powerful. You'll be able to experience a lot of rumble and punch from the lower frequencies. Also, the upper mids and the highs are quite boosted. This gives a nice thickness and warmth to the sound. Voices from game dialogue can be clearly heard, while audio details are clear and also easy to distinguish. See More

Top Pro

Mic doesn't get in the way

The mic design integrates into the left ear cup very well. If you do decide to stow away the mic and push it up, it will look like the mic is just part of the ear cup instead of being a separate unit. See More

Top Pro

Provides good comfort for long gaming sessions

Thick memory foam is used in the ear pads along with a velour material on the surface which feels great on the skin. These pads are also removable and washable, making them easy to maintain. The headband also features padding with a reasonable thickness so the top of a user's head will not feel painful when wearing these. See More

Corsair Void Pro Wireless

Top Pro

Corsair CUE offers extensive headset feature control

Aside from controlling RGB lighting, the CUE software also allows audio preset customization, manual EQ control and many other options. See More

Top Con

The weight can cause discomfort and fitting issues

The Void Pro Wireless is large and features metal accents which, along with the internal battery and other components, make this headset quite heavy. This puts extra strain on the neck which can be uncomfortable over time. The weight also causes the headset to tilt forward, and can be quite annoying, especially if this starts to happen in the heat of the game. See More

Specs

Top Pro

RGB lighting customization

Through Corsair's CUE software, users can choose from a wide range of color combinations for the lights on the left and right ear cups. Different lighting patterns can also be selected, and can be set to match with other RGB equipped computers and gaming peripherals. See More

Top Con

Feels loose on the head

The size of the ear cups has been increased over the previous model, which helps improve fit for those who have larger ears. However, this change also made the headset feel a little bit loose on the head, so it may fall off easily for some users. See More

Top Pro

Boom mic is convenient to use/position

The boom mic's position can easily be adjusted for optimal voice reception without getting in the way, and can also be rotated up to the left ear cup when not in use. See More

Top Con

RGB lighting puts a heavy toll on battery life

Keeping the RGB lighting on while using the headset can substantially reduce battery life. There can be a reduction of anywhere from 3 to 6 hours of playback time, depending on the brightness of the lights and lighting effects used. If optimal battery duration is important, then consider turning off the lights when using the headset. See More

Top Pro

7.1 surround sound improves sound imaging

With the Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound feature activated, in-game audio sound as if they are coming from distinct directions. This really helps to improve gaming immersion, and can also enhance audio cues to pinpoint the location of nearby in-game allies or enemies. See More

Top Pro

Can last through long gaming sessions

With the RGB lights off, the headset can last long hours of use. Playback time can be anywhere from 15 to 20 hours of music listening and/or gaming before the battery is depleted. See More

Top Pro

Powerful bass and airy highs

The Void Pro has improved bass response compared to the original Void Wireless. Explosions have more oomph and gunshots and similar effects sound punchier than before. The highs also have great clarity, and it should be much easier for you to hear small audio details. The mids have good clarity, though they are slightly recessed. In-game and movie dialogue may easily be overpowered by the powerful lows and detailed treble. See More

Top Pro

Controls on the ear cup allow on-the-fly headset control

On the left ear cup are buttons which power the headset on or off, as well as mute the sound. Also, on the back of the ear cup is a volume rocker which can be used to control volume as well as to cycle through the EQ presets. See More

Top Pro

Wireless connectivity allows convenient use

This connects to your computer via the 2.4Ghz wireless band so you won't have to deal with dangling cables or adding more wires to your potentially wire-filled gaming setup. See More

Top Pro

Wireless convenience and good sound performance at a great price

This headset may cost similarly to other wired options. However, it offers the convenience of wireless connectivity with reliable signal quality and no latency.. Sound performance is good, making this a bang for the buck purchase. See More

Razer Man O' War

Top Pro

Razer Synapse gives a lot of control over headset features

Razer's Synapse application gives users a lot of features to tweak and control. Some features that can be controlled via this software includes EQ, 7.1 surround sound, RGB lighting settings and many more. See More

Top Con

This is a bulky headset

The ear cups are large and thick. The headband is also pretty large, and is comprised of a number of plastic pieces. This will look quite big on the head and will most certainly take a lot of space on your desk. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Customizable RGB lighting

Each ear cup features the Razer logo and has RGB lighting underneath. Users can customize the light color and glow patterns of the logo, and sync them with other Razer peripherals if desired. See More

Top Con

Wireless connectivity only

This can only connect to a sound source via a wireless connection. Compatibility of this headset is limited to a PC or Mac and the PS4. See More

Top Pro

Features an integrated, retractable microphone

The mic can be pushed in or pulled out of the headset as needed. The mic is also flexible, allowing a user to bend the mic to the desired position. See More

Top Con

The headset feels cheap and flimsy

The Man O' War is made primarily of plastic parts. This can make the headset feel cheap and flimsy as the product, specifically the headband and ear cups, flex easily and make a lot of creaks when held or moved. See More

Top Pro

Comfortable to wear even for long gaming sessions

The ear pads feature thick foam cushioning. Combined with the use of supple faux leather on the ear pads' surface, the headset is great to wear for long gaming sessions, as it is less likely to cause pain on the ears/side of the head. See More

Top Pro

Will not put a lot of strain on the head or neck

A lot of plastic is used in the construction of this headset, including the head band and the headset's yoke. This makes the headset quite lightweight despite being large, so this is not too tiring to wear, even for long gaming sessions. See More

Top Pro

Great highs and okay levels of bass, mids are slightly recessed

The highs are what make this headset sound good. They are slightly boosted yet are not harsh, which results in a lot of detail. Bass reproduction is okay. While there is not a lot of bass rumble and punch, the bass is present enough to prevent the sound from being too lean. The mids are slightly recessed though, so some movie or in-game dialogue can be a little more difficult to hear, especially when there are a lot of explosions and similar sound effects present. See More

Top Pro

Sound quality from the mic is great

Audio from the mic is clear without too much distortion. Also, it doesn't sound tinny like most integrated mics do, so teammates will clearly hear your voice. The mic also has great noise cancelling properties, so button/keyboard presses or mouse clicks will be near-inaudible. See More

Top Pro

Responds very well to EQ adjustments

The sound can be substantially changed via EQ adjustments so you should be able to easily dial-in the sound that you want to get. See More

Astro A40 TR

Top Pro

Fairly balanced sound signature with a little extra boost on the low frequencies

This headset has very good overall tonal balance, with just a little emphasis on the bass. The highs are clear and airy while the mids are forward and not muddy. The bass has good power and punch, yet does not overpower the other frequencies. Explosions and in-game/movie sound effects will definitely sound good with these, yet at the same time these are versatile enough for a wide range of music genres. See More

Top Con

Can put a bit of weight on the head and neck

At around 360 grams without the cable, this is quite the heavy headset. This can get quite tiring to wear if you use it for long hours. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Mic produces good voice quality and is detachable

This headset's microphone has good clarity and voice reproduction so voice chat's should not be a problem. Also, the mic can easily be removed from the left ear cup if it is not needed. See More

Top Con

No 7.1 surround sound out of the box

This headset does not come stock with a 7.1 surround feature. You will need to purchase a separate Mix Box (or buy this headset with the Mix Box bundled in) which can add a hefty price increase. See More

Top Pro

Can be switched from closed back style headphones to open back

The headset comes stock as closed back headphones. However, the ear cups' side covers are magnetized and they can be removed completely, converting these headphones to an open-back design. This helps to add extra width and a more natural feel to the sound. This can enhance immersion when gaming or watching movies with this headset. See More

Top Pro

Stock ear pads are soft and comfortable

The stock ear pads, along with the headband have thick foam material with a fabric surface. This feels soft on the head and helps to minimize heat build-up and sweating when wearing the headset. See More

Top Pro

Audio cable can easily be removed

This headset's audio cable is not fixed. Instead, a 3.5mm port is on the left ear cup where a standard 3.5mm cable can be connected. This allows for easy storage and handling of the headphones as you can choose to remove the cable if it is not needed. This also means that you can easily switch audio cables if you want one in a specific length, or need to replace your stock cable. See More

Top Pro

Headphone look, fit and comfort can be customized

The ear cup covers, ear pads and headband cushion can easily be removed. Users can replace these with Astro's Mod Kits which contain ear pads, cushions and/or ear cup covers in different colors and materials. See More

Sennheiser GAME ONE

Top Pro

Detachable Cable for use with a PC or a Console

Despite what one of the Cons says, the GAME ONE comes with two fully detachable cables to allow for switching between the different requirements for a PC or a Console, as well as replacement in the case of wear or damage. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Tight and punchy bass, meaty and warm mids as well as clear and airy highs

The GAME ONE has excellent sound quality and offers good balance between the different sound frequencies. The bass is tight and punchy instead of the overpowering and bloated low-end that most gaming headsets have. Mids have good presence and fullness, so game dialogue should be easily heard. The highs are crisp and airy so a lot of detail can be enjoyed from games, yet the headset is not fatiguing to listen to, even with long gaming sessions. See More

Top Pro

Very good microphone and noise canceling

The microphone ranks among the best and features excellent noise canceling which does a great job at eliminating background noises. See More

Top Pro

Excellent product for the price

You get a lot of quality for the price you pay. Sennheiser is by far the best. See More

Top Pro

Comfortable to wear

Inside the ear pads, reasonably thick memory foam is used so they feel really soft. On the surface is high quality velour which not only feels really smooth but also allows for some airflow to the ears, minimizing heat build-up. See More

Top Pro

Great soundstage width

The open back design gives a feeling of width to the sound, which is great for movies and games. This effect is achieved without having to rely on virtual surround sound software techniques. See More

Steelseries Arctis 7

Top Pro

On-ear cup controls

A myriad of headset functions are within easy reach, as there are buttons and dials on the ear cups. You get a mute button, the volume wheel, USB charging port and 3.5mm audio out on the left ear cup and on the right ear cup, you get a balance adjust wheel between game and chat audio. See More

Top Con

Not very comfortable

You may experience some discomfort when wearing this headset for extended periods of time. The padding on the ear cups is not very thick. Your ears may come into contact with the driver housing which may hurt. Also, if you have a larger sized head, the top portion may come into contact with the metal headband piece, which may cause pain. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Should fit well on most heads

The Arctis 7’s headband adjusts to your head size. Instead of the usual one-piece headband design, the Arctis 7 features a two-piece setup. The top part is a thin piece of aluminum with thin padding, while a stretchable fabric strap is what comes into contact with the head. See More

Top Con

The mic is not very good

The microphone audio does not sound full, and instead sounds a bit tinny, which can make your voice chats difficult to understand. Also, the microphone picks up ambient noise like keyboard and mouse presses, which can be annoying for your teammates. See More

Top Pro

Excellent battery life

You’ll get long hours of wireless audio listening experience with the Arctis 7. From a full charge, the headset can last around 16 to 24 hours of use at medium to high volume levels. See More

Top Con

Audio isn’t powerful

The Arctis 7’s sound signature is focused on the highs and mids, while the bass lacks power. In-game attacks and explosions may sound underwhelming with this headset. See More

Top Pro

Great highs and mids

The highs are the highlight of the Arctis 7’s sound signature. They are slightly boosted, which gives the sound a lot of detail. It should be very easy for you to hear environmental audio effects like the wind and the rustling of leaves or grass. This also makes distant footsteps and gunshots easier to hear, and can give you an edge in competitive gaming. The mids sound natural and full, so game dialogue won’t easily get lost in the mix. The bass is not very powerful, though you still get a decent amount of punch from explosions and gunshots. See More

Corsair Gaming VOID Wireless RGB Gaming Headset

Top Pro

Boom mic is convenient to use/position

The boom mic's position can easily be adjusted for optimal voice reception without getting in the way, and can also be rotated up to the left ear cup when not in use. See More

Top Con

Poor mic sound quality

If the audio quality from the mic is of prime concern for you then this may not be the best option. While the sound is audible and has some clarity to it, it may also come off as quite tinny and compressed, as if you are speaking through a phone. See More

Specs

Top Pro

On-ear cup controls allow on-the-fly headset control

On the left ear cup are buttons which power the headset on or off, as well as mute the sound. Also, on the back of the ear cup is a volume rocker which can be used to control volume as well as to cycle through the EQ presets. See More

Top Con

Questionable comfort due to high weight

Comfort is subjective and might vary from person to person, but the general consensus definitely is mixed. However, with the VOID weighing in at a little above 350 grams - that might be too heavy for some users and puts too much pressure on your ears. See More

Top Pro

Can last long gaming sessions

With the RGB lights off, the headset can last long hours of use. Playback time can be anywhere from 15 to 20 hours of music listening and/or gaming before the battery is depleted. See More

Top Con

Bass can be lacking

The low-end frequencies may sound thin and without power for some. In-game sound effects like gunshots and explosions may lack rumble and power. See More

Top Pro

RGB lighting customization

Through Corsair's CUE software, users can choose from a wide range of color combinations for the lights on the left and right ear cups. Different lighting patterns can also be selected, and can be set to match with other RGB equipped computers and gaming peripherals. See More

Top Con

RGB lighting puts a heavy toll on battery life

Keeping the RGB lighting on while using the headset can substantially drop battery life. There can be a reduction of anywhere from 3 to 6 hours of playback time, depending on the brightness of the lights and lighting effects used. If optimal battery duration is important, then consider turning off the lights when using the headset. See More

Top Pro

InfoMic gives visual cues on headset status

The boom mic has LED lights which can indicate if the mic is on mute or not, what the current EQ setting is being used, or if Dolby Surround is activated. These lights can also show the headset's battery level. See More

Top Con

Ear pads may not fit well for those with larger ears

The ear pads do not fit some users well as they either sit on top of or feel too tight around the ears. While cushioning is ample, the angular and narrow opening of the ear cups/pads may not be suited for those with larger ears. See More

Top Pro

Corsair CUE offers extensive headset feature control

Aside from controlling RGB lighting, the CUE software also allows audio preset customization, manual EQ control and many other options. See More

Top Con

Virtual Dolby 7.1 doesn't always work well

The Virtual 7.1 Dolby Surround implemented in the Corsair VOID Wireless doesn't always work well and mostly depends on the game or media you're playing. It can prove to be a huge advantage, while sometimes it's actually preferable to use the standard stereo setting. Tweaking via the included software is recommended, which can be annoying. See More

Top Pro

Cushioned ear pads help to enhance comfort

The ear pads and headband feature thick cushioning which helps to minimize pressure on the ears and sides of the head. The pads are covered with a mesh material which allows for some airflow around the ears, and somehow helps to minimize heat build-up. See More

Top Pro

Good detail on the highs and nice presence on the mids

The highs present a good amount of detail which really helps in-game positional tracking. The mids have great clarity and make in-game dialogue and some sound effects stand out. See More

Top Pro

Wireless connectivity allows convenient use

This connects to your computer via the 2.4Ghz wireless band so you'll not have to deal with dangling cables or adding more wires to your potentially wire-filled gaming setup. See More

Top Pro

Solid build quality and appearance

Although the Corsair VOID series is primarily made out of plastic, the headset feels very sturdy and rigid. In short, according to users and reviewers, build quality is great. See More

Top Pro

Extensive customization software

Corsair includes its CUE software (Corsair Utility Engine) to tweak the sounds of the VOID to your liking. The options are quite extensive and allow you to adjust the equalizer settings for different profiles. The CUE software also allows you to adjust the color of the RGB LED's in both ear cups. See More

Turtle Beach Elite Pro Tournament

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LucidSound LS40

Top Pro

Headset looks and feels solid

The headset has an understated and sleek design which gives it a premium look. This is supplemented by the use of metal on the headband and yoke which makes the headset feel solid and gives it a satisfying weight as well. See More

Top Con

Can be tiring to wear

The headset's weight may be too hefty, and this may put extra strain on the head and neck. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Functions can be accessed quickly using the on-ear cup buttons/controls

Tapping on the the ear cups' outer discs can mute either headphone or chat audio. A dial on the right ear cup allows for audio volume control while there are buttons on the underside of the ear cups to turn the headset on/off or to cycle through EQ profiles. See More

Top Con

Requires wired connection for full mic functionality on the Xbox One

With the Xbox One, you can hear audio through this headset when in wireless mode. Should you need to use the microphone however, you will need to connect the 3.5mm cable which can be annoying. See More

Top Pro

Boom mic is flexible and removable

The headset's microphone can easily be plugged-in or removed from the left ear cup. Also, the mic itself is very flexible and can be bent to your preferred position/direction. See More

Top Pro

Earcups and headband feel soft and comfortable

The ear pads and headband feature thick foam material which makes them feel real soft and help ease the pressure of the head. The headband also has stitching on the leather surface while the ear pads have a mix of velour and leather which help to prevent heat build-up on the head. See More

Top Pro

Good battery life

When used in wireless mode, this headset has up to 15 hours of playback time which should be enough for a long gaming or music listening session. See More

Top Pro

Can be used as a wired or wireless headset

This headset can function as a wireless device when used with the included USB dongle connected to a PC or compatible console. However, this headset can also connect to smartphones and music players via 3.5mm cable for wired mobile use. See More

Top Pro

7.1 surround sound helps to enhance immersion

The 7.1 surround sound feature helps to improve imaging and sound stage. The sound feels wider and audio sources feel like they are coming from different directions around the user. Not only does this help improve immersion but can also help give the headset's user a better sense of positional audio. See More

Top Pro

Clear and crisp highs with rich and punchy bass

The sound signature of this headset is fun as the highs are clear and detailed while the bass has good punch and power to it. Ambient sound effects will definitely pop with this headset, and explosions will have a lot of oomph as well. Users can also customize the sound by switching through the headset's various audio profiles. See More

Razer Thresher Ultimate

Top Pro

A headphone stand is included

Storing this headset when not in use shouldn’t be difficult. The Ultimate pack comes with an all-plastic headset stand. It can be placed over the base station for a sleek look. See More

Top Con

Ear pads get warm quickly

The area around your ears may feel warm and sweaty rather quickly, as the leather ear pad surface traps heat. You may want to invest in the Razer cooling gel ear pads to alleviate this problem. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Base station has multiple I/O options

You can easily hook up the Thresher Ultimate to your PC as well as game consoles. The base station offers optical in/out as well as USB in so you do not need converters and the like for console and PC compatibility. You can also hook up both a PC and a console at the same time, and you can toggle between the 2 sources using the switch at the rear of the base. Surround sound processing is also handled by the base station so you do not need any software for this function to work. See More

Top Con

Limited surround sound functionality for certain sources

You won’t get full surround sound functionality when using a variant of the headset on a different platform. The Thresher comes in Xbox and PS4 models. Both work with the PC and consoles with optical and/or USB audio out. However, you only get surround sound for the Xbox platform when using the Xbox-specific variant, and the same is true with the PS4 version. See More

Top Pro

Great microphone

Your teammates should easily hear your voice chats in-game. The microphone produces great sound quality, and should make your voice sound full and clear. Noise cancelling is also quite good, and is able to prevent ambient noise and most of your button presses or mouse clicks from mixing with your audio. See More

Top Con

Heavy

Your head and neck may feel tired when using the Thresher for extended periods of time. It weighs in at around 410g which is noticeably heavier compared to other wireless gaming headsets. See More

Top Pro

Thick and very soft ear pads

The ear pads drastically reduce pressure around the ears. The pads have thick cushioning and have a leather surface, making them feel soft and smooth on the skin. Razer also offers replacement pads with gel as cushioning instead of foam, which may feel even more comfortable. See More

Top Con

Included stand feels flimsy

The headset stand may give the impression that it’ll break easily. It is made of thin plastic and flexes slightly when the headset is placed on it. See More

Top Pro

Very comfortable headband

You aren’t likely to feel excess pressure or discomfort on the top of your head. Instead of a single piece of cushioned plastic or metal as a headband, the Thresher features a 2 piece hammock design with a steel piece giving the headband structure while a separate, leather-wrapped foam piece that acts as a cushion on your head. This foam piece feels very soft as there is no solid piece for your head to hit. This part of the headband also automatically adjusts to best fit your head size and shape. See More

Top Pro

7.1 surround sound

You’ll experience a better sense of direction and immersion from the audio that you hear. The Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound feature makes the sound feel wider and more enveloping. This feature also helps you easily identify where the different sounds that you hear are coming from, and can give you a competitive edge. The microphone can also be pushed into the left ear cup when not in use. See More

Top Pro

Powerful and detailed sound

Bass performance from the Thresher is great, as the output is powerful and slightly boomy, which highlights the different explosions, gunshots and attacks that in-game characters make. The mids have good clarity, yet are slightly recessed so dialogue may be quite difficult to hear in busy game moments. The highs are not the most natural sounding as they are boosted, but this also makes audio details like the rustle of grass or the blowing of the wind easy to hear. See More

Steelseries Siberia 800

Top Pro

Very good battery life

It takes 20 hours of playback before a fully charged battery is drained. This is significantly longer than most wireless headsets. See More

Top Con

Subpar mic volume

While the voice quality from the mic is great, the volume is rather weak. This can make it a little more difficult for teammates to hear your voice input. See More

Specs

Top Pro

Compatible with other gaming platforms

This is versatile gaming headset works with PC, Xbox One and a host of other devices. See More

Top Pro

Boom mic is easy to position

The microphone is flexible and can easily be bent or angled as preferred. If not in use, the mic can be pushed into the ear cup so it won’t get in the way. See More

Top Pro

Wireless connection is fast and stable

The range and stability of the wireless connection is very good. The signal remains stable with clear audio even if the headset is more than 30 feet away from the base. There is also no noticeable delay between what is happening on screen and when you hear the audio. See More

Top Pro

Rich and lively sound

These headphones have a fun sound signature. The highs are slightly boosted, which helps make the audio sound very airy. The enhanced bass makes explosions quite powerful and immersive. The mids, while not forward, are present and give body to the audio. See More

Top Pro

Intuitive and convenient charging system

The Siberia 800 comes with a spare battery pack in addition to the one already provided. The spare battery can be charged independently in the base station, so you can use the headset while the other battery pack charges. Swapping from one battery to another is also quick and easy to do. See More

Top Pro

Good passive noise isolation

The ear cups feature a closed design which blocks outside noise. People near you won't hear the in-game audio while you're wearing these. See More

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