The best headphones for gaming 2019 By Gabe Carey Vibe out Because not everyone needs a fancy, gaming-specific headset, we've rounded up the best headphones for gaming in 2019.
Logitech's G433 gaming headset is just $49.99 for today only By Corbin Davenport Deals A very red headset for a very good price.
Victrix Pro AF ANC review By Brittany Vincent Stylin' This $300 gaming headset might actually be worth it.
Adata XPG EMIX H30 headset review By Zak Storey Review Also included: the SOLOX F30 amp. Do the two make for a great audio package?
We tested 23 mainstream gaming headsets to find the best By Tuan Nguyen Head Fi There are a few stars and there are some you should avoid.
Corsair Void Wireless Dolby 7.1 headset review By Alaina Yee A great-feeling pair of cans with stellar battery life marred by poor virtual surround and software issues.
Logitech launches G633 and G933 Artemis Spectrum 7.1 headsets By Wes Fenlon Logitech's ambitious new G633 is trying to break the stigma of crappy audio quality in 'gaming' headsets.
Audio-Technica ATH-PDG1 Review By Phil Iwaniuk Gaming Headset Gaming cans from the big boys of studio sound
Sennheiser G4ME Zero headset review By Shaun Prescott Sennheiser famously designs headsets for the aviation industry, so it’s little surprise the company is serious about comfort and fidelity.
Razer Surround Impressions By Maximum PC Staff Razer Surround is a program for gamers to get surround sound from any pair of headphones, be it Razer or otherwise.
Steelseries reveals new peripherals for Guild Wars 2, Dota 2, and World of Warcraft By Josh Augustine
Win an Ear Force headset from Turtle Beach [US Only] By PCGamer Wanna win some premium noise cans?! Well, lucky for you, winning’s as easy as…
Hard Stuff: Psyko Audio Labs Carbon review By Chris Comiskey This headset is absolutely massive. I’m talking Goliath-massive. After just two hours of using it, my neck ached as if I was wearing a military-grade Kevlar helmet.
Hard Stuff: Thermaltake eSPORTS Shock review By Chris Comiskey Getting a headset that rivals your 2.1 external speakers’ sound is tough to do without dropping $200 (or more). And yet, the Tt eSPORTS Shock manages to do just that, and at a very reasonable $80.
