Picking up one of the best Xbox headsets can truly enhance your gaming. A good gaming headset is unrivalled even compared to a great speaker system. It’s all so much more personal. Being able to hear ...

TL;DR: The Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless Xbox gaming headset is currently on sale for $99.99 at Amazon. That's down from ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Xbox Series X has one of the most powerful graphics processor units of any home console. This allows it to generate visuals that are ...

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

Well this one is a bit of a surprise. Meta, of all companies, has just confirmed we'll soon be getting an Xbox VR headset, but don't get too excited, as it's simply a rebranded Meta Quest 3, ...

The marquee feature on the updated headset is the inclusion of the advanced surround-sound technology Dolby Atmos. Additionally, the battery life has been improved and offers up to 20 hours of play ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Whether you're strategizing with teammates in an online game or getting lost in a solo adventure, using a headset while gaming ...

The new Snakebyte Head:Set X Pro is a step up from its previous "Pro" effort, but fundamental design flaws make it, once again, hard to recommend. LucidSound is a preferred brand of mine, and I was ...

While Sony has released two PlayStation VR headsets, Microsoft has stayed out of the wearable tech market when it comes to gaming (though it has the business-focused HoloLens 2). But now, the Xbox ...

Microsoft has announced plans to launch its Xbox One Stereo Headset and Headset Adapter in March. Priced at £59.99, the Xbox One Stereo Headset will feature a unidirectional microphone for voice ...

Xbox has been toying around with the idea of entering the VR gaming space for years. When it was on the cusp of launching the Xbox One X console (codenamed Project Scorpio), the head of Xbox, Phil ...

Yes you can, in most cases. There are some caveats and limitations though, especially around wireless headsets. Here's what you need to know. In the vast majority of cases (if not all cases) you can ...