Latest about Xbox Headsets
Should you buy an Xbox One headset with Bluetooth?
Is it worth buying a headset that can do both Xbox wirelessness AND Bluetooth? Here's what we've learned from going ears-on with every Xbox Bluetooth combo headset on the market.
3 good reasons to buy a wired Xbox One headset instead of wireless
When it comes to headsets, Xbox One owners have two types of options: wired and wireless headsets. Here's why you should opt to keep the cord instead of cut it.
Can you use an Xbox One headset with your phone?
Yes you can, but it hinges on whether your phone supports 3.5mm jacks, or whether your Xbox One headset supports Bluetooth. Here are the details you need to know.
LucidSound LS25 gaming headset review: A mid-range pair of cups well worth $60
LucidSound's LS25 brings some quality construction to the mid-range, but what about audio quality?
Turtle Beach Atlas One gaming headset review: $50 well spent
Turtle Beach's sleek new Atlas range casts off the neon accents for something a little more serious looking. But is it serious sounding?
Turtle Beach Recon 200 review: This $60 headset seems like it should cost much more
Turtle Beach's new Recon 200 boasts mic monitoring and amplified sound for only $60. But can it deliver a quality experience at that price point?
Plantronics RIG 700HX Xbox/PC wireless headset review: amazing audio at a great price
Plantronics RIG headset line has always been solid, but they've always been missing something. Finally, with the RIG 700HX, Plantronics has it made an Xbox and PC headset that has it all.
Snakebyte Head:Set X review: A palm-sized Xbox headset packing big audio
The cheap and cheerful Snakebyte Head:Set X is a great $18 option for those seeking a quick headset solution with uncompromised sound quality.
