gaming headsets 

The RIG 500 Pro HC Gen 2 offers slick style and some features normally out of its price range, but it's best used as an entry-level headset.

The Turtle Beach Recon 500 is an outstanding headset for the price but it can be uncomfortable at points.

The RIG Pro 700 HX gives competitive players much of what they want, including some rare features, but it misses the bullseye, and at its price, you could do better.

The Xbox Wireless Headphones have great sound and a slick design. Small complaints for comfort and imperfect high frequencies don't diminish how impressive these headphones are.

Sony's latest flagship headset delivers wonderful 3D audio sound, but it's paired with a relatively lackluster microphone.

Cheap for Bluetooth but expensive for gaming, the Cloud Mix occupies a middle ground where most of its best traits are intangible quality-of-life bonuses.

Turtle Beach's Elite Atlas Aero evolves TB's high-performance line of headsets into the wireless market, bringing a ton of optimization along for the ride.

Coming in at an affordable price point with wide-ranging compatibility in a comfortable design, the SteelSeries Arctis 1 only suffers from imperfect audio quality.

With an improved design that offers more control during play, The HyperX Cloud Alpha S is slightly better than its predecessor.

Audio-Technica is a trusted name in music equipment, and with the ATH-G1, they're staking a claim in the game audio world. It's a flag they plant pretty strongly, though with one glaring problem.

The HyperX Cloud Orbit S headset is one of the best gaming headsets on the market today. With its 3D audio, sleek form factor, and top-tier specs, it's virtually unbeatable for audiophiles.

Although the ATH-G1WL headset from Audio-Technica isn't specifically tuned for music, that doesn't mean it isn't an amazing headset for gaming. In fact, that is what it means.

The first in a planned line of colorful new affordable headsets, the Recon Spark has a little more going for it than an unusual color scheme.

The Logitech G Pro X is perfect for streamers and professional gamers, but it might not be the best bang for many player's bucks.

Pricey, elegant, and seductive, Mobius is the classy, tuxedoed martini of headphones.

The HS35s aren't going to reinvent the wheel, and they aren't going to usurp Corsair's other budget models. What they are going to do is give you another option, and a good one at that.

The Cloud Stinger Wireless might be twice as much as the wired model, but it's one of the best wireless gaming headsets under $100.

Logitech's G432 gaming headset is a callback to a years-old favorite. It's just too bad so many other headsets do what it does as good or better.

We've teamed up with SteelSeries to give five lucky gamers their own Arctis 7 headsets.

Logitech's G935 is essentially a remaster of the G933 Artemis Spectrum. However, a few audio improvements make it worth consideration.