Gaming Headsets Reviews

Device compatibility issues aside, Sony’s InZone Buds set a new high mark for audio quality in the gaming earbud arena. Class-leading ANC and battery life sweeten the deal.

Corsair’s first open-back gaming headset, the Virtuoso Pro, has 50mm graphene dynamic drivers and a plasticky build.

The HyperX Cloud III Wireless is a sleek, well-built, great-sounding wireless headset. But it only connects via 2.4GHz wireless — and that’s surprisingly limiting.

Corsair’s HS80MAX Wireless is a versatile, comfortable gaming headset that pairs strong surround sound with a top-notch headset microphone.

Razer’s earbuds deliver low-latency for gaming, but ANC and feature set don’t impress.

The HyperX Cirro Bud Pros deliver ANC and comfortable design at a budget price, but audio quality in games, movies, and music could leave you wanting more.

The HyperX Cloud III is an extremely comfortable wired, over-ear headset.

Razer has updated its BlackShark V2 Pro headset for 2023 with a new super wideband boom mic, Bluetooth 5.2, and a USB-C port.

Turtle Beach’s new Stealth Pro wireless headset has 50mm drivers, a detachable boom mic, ANC, and a swappable battery system. But it still sort of misses the mark.

Audeze’s newest wireless gaming headset brings the stellar sound we expect from 90mm planar magnetic drivers, but it’s definitely not perfect.