Hitting way above its price point, the HS35 v3 Wireless Gaming Headset for Corsair is a solid piece of tech that gets the job ...

A sample unit was provided by Audeze for review. The Audeze Maxwell 2 ANC headset is available for purchase now.

Stand seamlessly switches between speaker and headphone outputs. Headset is comfortable and delivers solid audio quality. SwitchMix mixer easily balances game and chat audio. SwitchMix works only with ...

A review of the EPOS IMPACT 100, an entry-level wired headset. Praised for its lightweight design, all-day comfort, and ...

Designed for use with the PS5 and lots of other devices, the $150 Pulse Elite Wireless Headset's secret sauce is its low-distortion planar magnetic drivers, which are usually found in high-end ...

I’m lining up for a shot in mini-golf. I’m playing table tennis. I’m putting together a 3D puzzle. I’m shooting undead creatures with a bow and arrow. These are the things I usually do with a Meta ...

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Nacon RIG 800 PRO HS review. In an increasingly crowded arena of gaming headsets and functionally adjacent gear, Nacon’s RIG 800 Pro headset feels like something of a value busting juggernaut from a ...

After tangling with lengthy cables for years, it is finally time to upgrade to a big girl headset: the H3PRO Hybrid from EPOS. Yes, it has taken me this long to finally embrace the cult that is ...

HyperX’s Cloud series of headsets have been a highly popular and widely used series of audio solutions throughout the gaming community for years, so how do you improve upon something so beloved? For ...

It’s been nearly two years since Corsair released its HS80 RGB Wireless headset, and 2023’s HS80 Max Wireless revision takes what was already a good headset and adds some necessary features such as ...

Chris started gaming in the 8-bit era so writing game reviews seemed like a natural choice of activity to protect his brain from further atrophy during his final year in a psychiatric penitentiary.