Best Gaming Headsets Without Mics

Best use of internal mics.

Best bluetooth headset that I have had so far. I've gone through two sony headsets in the past few months and these are by far the best I've come across.

Best arm for holding mics

I use these for my radio show. Great quality, especially for remotes! They save me from having to set up mics and headsets without losing audio quality. Much faster setup and take down.

Our group broadcasts live eSports tournaments from an indoors location. Prior to these headsets, we used Samson Q8 microphones to pick up the commentary audio for a live PA mix that was sent to the web. With these headsets we didn't have to sacrifice quality. Quite the opposite, we actually gained it as we found they replicated the sound from the Q8's almost perfectly (you have to really push it past reasonable to start telling a difference, the mics are quite nice) but kept speaker distance much more consistent. The cord length was just fine, only thing that I had to change up was buying a microphone extension cable to take the XLR input to the mixer while allowing the stereo jack to make it to the headphone amplifier (I didn't want to rip the cord down the middle and split the sheathing into two cords). We're quite satisfied with the product, excellent quality at an excellent price. And man do they look professional! It really added new flair to the live stream to see people commenting on a game with broadcasting-style headsets as opposed to straight dynamic mics sitting in front of their faces. We considered using condenser mics since out setup allows for phantom power, but we ultimately elected for this model as it's much more flexible for the people using it and the environment we're in. We'll buy another pair if/when these ever go out.

Without a doubt this is the best oled tv for the price. It's almost twice as bright as the C series which I had (c1). Some say the s90 series is better, but don't be fooled. They don't support Dolby vision. G3 does, and every other format. I bought it for Gaming mostly on my ps5 and series x Xbox and let me tell you, it's the best gaming TV bar none. Supports Dolby vision, All, VRR, has geforce now, steam, and more gaming features than I can list. Once you play a game or watch something on this TV, you will never go back to lcd. Highly recommend it!

I have been through several gaming headsets for the PS5. I have finally landed on a pair that not only look and sound sleek, but do EXACTLY what I need. The digital AI noise cancellation works perfectly when eliminating background noise. But not only that, these cans have some amazing sound pumping through these magnetic drivers. No wonder Sony opted to buy Audeze. Connection to PS5 and PC is easy with the included usb-c adapter. Just make sure to pick the right source with the flick of a switch. You can update firmware and download custom EQs from the Audeze site, as well. Getting used to not using an app to make changes is a bit of a drag, but it’s worth it in the end to not have it. I have used ‘em all: Razer, SteelSeries, and Turtle Beach. Each have their own strengths but too many weaknesses. The Audeze Maxwell are just the perfect headset to add to your collection.

I Bought because they came up under a search for wireless gaming headsets, sadly I had to return them because they were both of the sort, But Harman representative went above and beyond to help me find the Quantum 600 which meet all the criteria I was looking for.

This is by far one of the best gaming headsets on the market. They are super comfortable for long hours of gameplay and excellent sound quality. I’ve been averaging 5-6 hr of gameplay without any sort of discomfort.

Most gaming headsets are too heavy for me and they hurt my ears so I wanted an on ear headset that was wireless and not too heavy. I am really happy with this headset my head and neck don't hurt after playing for several hours in a row and the noise cancelling helps me to hear my husband better through the sounds of the game. These are amazing and I would encourage anyone like me who gets head and neck aches from normal bulky gaming headsets to give these a shot.