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Introduction Anyone in the market for a high-quality gaming headset ought to have a SteelSeries Arctis on their radar. The long-standing range is renowned for offering decent sound quality in a familiar form factor that gamers know and appreciate, and new models touting support for the latest consoles are never far away. The introduction of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X has been met with the introduction of the Arctis 7P and 7X, respectively, both priced at £160, and we've spent the past few days getting acquainted with the 7X. What's the difference between the PlayStation and Xbox model...

Source: Windows Central Best answer: Generally, they start to get good at around $50 for wired headsets and start at around $99 for wireless headsets for a new headset. If you can score a good deal during Black Friday, Amazon Prime Day, or a second-hand option on eBay, you can get them even cheaper. Rule of thumb for buying gaming headsets Gaming headsets are becoming increasingly popular since immersive, surround-sound experiences offered by solutions like Windows Sonic and Dolby Atmos genuinely elevate tactical play. A good headset can provide a 7.1-like experience for a much lower cost tha...

You can't get all Xbox Wireless Headset features on PC without an extra adapter

New Xbox Wireless Headset promises 'best-in-class audio and chat performance' Newshub 17/02/2021 © Microsoft Watch: Promotional video released by Xbox. Microsoft is launching a new Xbox Wireless Headset next month that will work with Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S consoles, PCs and mobile devices via Bluetooth. The gaming headset will use rotating ear cup dials which let you adjust volume and the game / chat balance on each side, similar to that of the Surface Headphones. Microsoft announced the device in a blog post that promises it will boast "best-in-class audio and chat performance"....

About the author Steve Wright Steve's the owner of this very site and an active games journalist for the past ten years. He's a Canadian-Australian gay gaming geek, ice hockey player and fan. Husband to Matt and cat dad to Wally and Quinn. Stevivor is an independent video games outlet that has serviced Australia, New Zealand and the world since 2009. We’ve been featured on Google News since 2014, and Apple News, OpenCritic and Metacritic since 2016. We were added to The Game Awards’ jury in 2017 and the Game Critics Awards E3 panel in 2018. Stevivor was named as Highly Commended in the ca...