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The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Has the Best Noise Cancelling on a Gaming Headset
$599 is asking a lot for a headset, especially for an active noise-cancelling headset that doesn’t come from the likes of Apple or Sony. But the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro headset lives up to its name by offering a clean look that gives it universal appeal, but also dedicated gaming features that other ANC competitors…
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The Logitech G Fits Are as Good as Gaming Earbuds Can Be, Which is Just OK
Gaming headphones with special features that make them suited to the trials of competitive gaming are everywhere, but gaming earbuds are few and far between. There are plenty of Bluetooth earbuds and wired earbuds that market themselves for gaming, but the EPOS GTW 270 Hybrid buds and HyperX Cloud MIX buds are two of the…
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Sony’s Inzone H9 Headset Sounds Great, But Doesn’t Get What PC Gamers Need
Sony’s Inzone H series headsets are out, and their arrival marks the company’s first proper attempt at making PC gaming peripherals. (You might be able to find odd PC gaming one-offs like the Sony DR-GA500 headset if you squint at the company’s past hard enough, but it’s clear that Inzone indicates new dedication to the…
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Steelseries’ New Wireless Gaming Headphones Feature Swappable Batteries and a Retractable Microphone
Wireless headphones have had a slower adoption rate amongst gamers for a few reasons, including audio lag and battery life. SteelSeries’ new Arctis Nova Pro Wireless addresses some of those pain points, and adds a few other useful features too, including a boom mic that can be completely retracted into the headphones when not needed.