Razer Nari Ultimate

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro for Xbox

It is a lightweight form factor that keeps the size and weight down hence is very comfortable to wear but there’s some sturdiness. The leatherette ear cushion material is a concern. It also ensures long-lasting comfort, thanks to the brushed metal headband and side plates. Furthermore, the Digital-To-Analogue (DAC) has extremely customizable EQ settings that also act as a platform for other systems....

Corsair HS35

Corsair HS35 is a nicely designed set, green with a sturdy build. It has memory foam ear- cups and a comfy headband and still snug without being uncomfortable after several hours of play. The design offers colors that go well with Xbox gree, PlayStation blue, and Nintendo Red that lets you keep the Xbox One headset aesthetic. The HS35 is slim....

Steelseries Arctis 9X

The SteelSeries Arctis 9X has good comfort levels. One can play for hours without any discomfort. Its green angular lines run across the headband and remain subtle enough to stay out the way. The mic is clear, having decent noise-cancelling, retractable when it is not being used. The mic is also concealed enough to connect to phones and tablets with Bluetooth....

Microsoft Xbox Wireless Headset

The Microsoft Xbox Wireless Headset was released for the Series X and its design language follows suit with the new generation console. It has premium finish with just a hint of branding on the right cup, excellent subtlety which translates from gaming to everyday use particularly well. This headset is lightweight, though a little smaller than the majority and it resulted in some pinching from the headband in larger noggins. Its two large rotating dials cover each cup, allowing for quick and easy volume adjustment on the right and chat mix on the left....

Turtle Beach Recon 500

Turtle Beach is not much lavish gamer-y design flairs and not the most premium construction materials on the Recon 500, but its latest in the long-running line costs less than $100/£100. The value of this headset has been placed in the quality of audio. It is a simple matte plastic affair, having light weight design which can side-steps the overly gamer-fied aesthetic of many a cheaper device. It is not so durable but its prices matches with the same. It is suitable for the persons who enjoy value, simplicity, and fundamentally great audio....

Razer Nari Ultimate

The Razer Nari Ultimate is a stylish gunmetal chassis having a very gamey headset and, with chunky cups and a floating headband and Razer logos emblazoned on each side. The headband is also auto-adjusting, which is neat for a 'fuss-free' setup, but there is trouble with those with smaller heads as they aren't going to get a reliable fit. The cups seem like resting against the side of the head rather than looping around the ears. There are some nice eye-wear channels to allow for those with glasses. It is designed to match luxurious comfort from the cooling gel-infused memory foam ear cushions to the heat transfer fabric. This product is impressive. It is one of the first Xbox One headsets offering this level of rumble between the ears, with revolutionary L5 haptic drivers working independently to provide not just feedback, but directionally precise feedback. One can feel the impact of faraway explosions differently to the sound of their own weapon, with tracking across the left and right cup working to reproduce rumble horizontally also. It provides a clear, well-balanced soundscape across a range of genres. There is some feel of ultimate struggling when it came to music, the additional bass in this profile does work to add a robust quality to the sound. Despite its age it's still the best option out there for Xbox...