Choosing the right wireless headset is key to enjoying a comfortable, immersive audio experience. Tangled cables can be a distraction, but wireless headsets offer cordless freedom—whether you're ...

The best wireless gaming headsets deliver great audio performance and reliable voice chat capabilities without any pesky cables getting in the way. They can level up your experience by immersing you ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Wireless gaming headsets have come a long way since the early days of Bluetooth.

The over-ear style and material of the Apple AirPods fit comfortably and provide an adequate seal around the ears. The large ...

The Audeze Maxwell Wireless produces the kind of audiophile-grade sound that you’d expect to find in a high-end studio headset, yet it’s expertly tailored for gamers with all the comfort and ...

With the amount of time you're spending at home these days, you deserve a better headset. A wireless one that works with your computer and maybe your console as well, with a mic for calls and great ...

Whether you want to watch a movie or YouTube on the go or attend Zoom calls while traveling, you’ll need a good pair of headphones. There are several options to choose from, but before you get down to ...

The new SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 wireless headset lineup reveals high-class audio quality tailored for next-gen consoles. Whether players need pinpoint, precise audio for competitive gaming or ...

The Xbox Wireless Headset offers modern features and multi-device support at $119.99, but persistent connectivity issues may ...

Beyerdynamic’s first wireless gaming headset offers great clarity and comms but stumbles when it comes to a few next-gen. expectations. By Chris Coke Published Nov 29, 2023 4:00 PM EST We may earn ...

Looking for a high-quality headset without the hassle of annoying cables? The best wireless gaming headsets we've tested offer freedom from cords, delivering clear and immersive audio. I’m PCMag’s ...