The Xbox Series X is Microsoft's next big gaming console. Boasting industry-leading power, the Xbox Series X promises to be the most immersive video gaming console ever made. To that end, you're going to need a similarly immersive headset to go with it.
Kingston, the company behind HyperX, has a new edition of its famed Cloud II headset. The Cloud II Wireless takes the same brilliant design and audio production to a 2.4GHz wireless realm. Usable on PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, it's an outstanding wireless option for those who want hours of comfort.
The BlackShark V2 from Razer is a great gaming headset, but what if you don't like headsets with cables? That's where the new BlackShark V2 Pro comes into play with wireless tech. We took one for a spin so read on to find out if it's worth your money.
SteelSeries took the Arctis 1, its more affordable headset, and added wireless but it didn't officially support Microsoft's console. Now, SteelSeries launched the Arctis 1 Wireless with full support for Xbox, and we took it for a spin.
We got our hands on Razer's Kraken Ultimate headset, and it's crazy comfy. But that's not all; it delivers awesome performance, too. Here's our full review.
Turtle Beach's new rollout has begun, with headsets designed for Xbox Series X and PS5 making their way out. Here's where you can preorder the Stealth 700 and 600 Gen 2.
So you want to up your Fortnite game, do you? One of the easiest fixes is getting yourself a good headset. Whether you play on PC, console or mobile, there's something here for you.
When next-gen consoles like the Xbox Series X hit shelves, headset developers are no doubt going to be fiercely competing with each other to try and dominate the new market. Here are some features and options we hope to see as a result of that competition.
Dolby Atmos enhances any Xbox One headset, delivering a low-cost gaming upgrade that changes your audio experience.
Turtle Beach has become a fan-favorite headset brand over the years, and today, their headsets represent the best of what the market has to offer. Here's a list of our favorite Turtle Beach headsets available now.
When it comes to selecting a headset for your Xbox One you have two types of headset to pick from: wired and wireless. Here's why cutting the cord may be the right move for you.
Both wired and wireless gaming headsets are great, but if you're an Xbox One owner, which type of headset is best for you? Additionally, what's a headset from each category you might want to buy? Here's what we think.
If you're shopping for a gaming headset then you're most likely going to be considering Razer. The company has been at the forefront of the space for many years and continues to push the boundaries and deliver what really matters to gamers. And this is the best of the bunch right now.
There is certainly a lot to love about the EPOS 602 Gaming Headset, but here's exactly why this remarkable headset has become my new go-to.
Astro Gaming's new headset can pair with an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5 through an optional dongle. It also features a flip-up microphone and gets over 15 hours of battery life.
Looking for the best Xbox headset in 2020? We've got you covered. Our heavily-curated best Xbox headset list is full of tried-and-tested products from Windows Central's team of experts, and we'll examine the best Xbox headset for every user scenario, whether you want the best wireless Xbox headset, the best budget Xbox headset, or best wired Xbox headset, we've got you covered.
The BlackShark and Kraken brands are two of Razer's most famous gaming headsets. When looking at the current models from both, which should get your money? That depends where your priorities lie.
Looking for a new gaming headset? I've compiled a list of factors to consider when shopping around, as well as packaging together a few recommendations to get you started.
A good gaming headset is a solid solution for your student's audio needs, be that gaming, working or relaxing. And if you're looking for the one to buy right now to tick all those boxes, it's the superb BlackShark V2 by Razer.
Want to use your own set of headphones with the Xbox One rather than a headset? There's actually more you can do than you might have first thought. Here's everything you need to know.