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Razer Kraken Tournament Edition review: A messy but interesting refresh for Razer's no-frills headset line
Razer's 2018 Kraken refresh combines a standard 3.5mm headset with a USB control box, giving it THX capabilities and nifty on-the-fly bass EQ. And hey, the earcups are cold now.
HyperX Cloud Mix review: Pivoting to a mobile lifestyle brand brings mixed results
Bridging the gap between wired gaming headset and mobile Bluetooth headset, the HyperX Cloud Mix doesn't quite nail either. But if you're in both categories, perhaps it's an appealing jack-of-all-trades option.
Turtle Beach Elite Atlas review: This PC-first headset gives us hope for the brand
It's been a long time since a Turtle Beach headset has impressed us, but the Elite Atlas's premium design finally did it—even if there are still some lingering audio concerns.
Roccat Khan Aimo review: Hi-Res Audio and 7.1 sound in an affordable headset
Roccat's Khan Aimo gaming headset offers exceptional sound quality at a good price, but sacrifices style and comfort in the process.
Omen Mindframe headset review: HP nails the cooling, but the basics need work
The Omen Mindframe gaming headset makes its mark with thermoelectric cooling in the earcups. It works as advertised, but HP misses on some basics.
Antlion ModMic 5 review: The best headset mic you can get, but is it worth it?
Antlion's ModMic 5 is the audiophile's alternative to a headset, by allowing you to add a studio-quality mic to your high-end headphones.
Razer Nari Ultimate review: This haptics-enabled gaming headset lets you literally feel the groove
Incredibly comfortable and aided by cooling gel in the ear cups, the Razer Nari Ultimate is a haptics-enabled headset that doesn't feel like a one-off gimmick.
Turtle Beach Stealth 700 review: A rare wireless headset for the Xbox One Wireless Adapter
Turtle Beach's Stealth 700 is the first third-party device we've seen take advantage of Microsoft's Xbox One Wireless Adapter, and that's worth checking out even if the headset has a few issues.
HP's Omen Mindframe and Omen Obelisk bring special features to PC gaming
HP's Omen Mindframe gaming headset is actively cooled, while the Omen Obelisk's case window could be the first for a large PC vendor.
Alienware's AW988 is a premium wireless headset for a premium price
Alienware's AW988 is the company's first headset in nine years. It checks all the boxes, but its sky-high sticker price might not sit well with 2018's gamers.
HyperX Cloud Flight review: A solid wireless headset joins the venerable Cloud line
HyperX's debut wireless headset is missing some key features, like chat mix and microphone monitoring, but it looks good, sounds great, and feels excellent.
Plantronics RIG 800LX review: A comfy wireless headset with Dolby Atmos and subpar bass
Lightweight, comfortable, and with Dolby Atmos support, the Plantronics RIG 800LX would be one of our favorite wireless headsets ever—if it weren't for a bass driver that's prone to heavy distortion.
SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless review: A high-end gaming headset with years of experience
The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless gaming headset is easier to recommend in 2018 than its aging Siberia 800 predecessor, but there are still caveats
Get Apple's AirPods for $20 off at Costco today
It's not a massive deal, but $140 is a great price for a popular product that rarely goes on sale.
Corsair Void Pro review: The best $100 wireless gaming headset
With an improved microphone, Corsair's wireless Void Pro is now an even better deal for its inexpensive $100 price tag—though this new iteration carries over many of its predecessor's flaws too.
Apple’s over-ear noise-canceling headphones: 5 things we’d like to see
Apple's own noise-cancelling headphones will need to beat the competition in design, features, and even price.
This Bluetooth wireless headset deal lets you free your hands for 30% off
Amazon is selling the WSCR Bluetooth wireless headset for $14.28, a 30 percent discount.
Astro A10 review: The perfect budget headset as long as you don't care about looks
The Astro A10 won't win any beauty contests, but compromising looks to focus on audio seems to have paid off here—it sounds way better than its $60 price tag implies.
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