HyperX Cloud ii Headset Review in 2020 With Microphone Test - Still Worth It? 3 years old headset In this video, Betty from ...

Editor’s Note: This is a legacy article, originally published ion July 3, 2019. While pricing and availability details may be outdated, the test results and analysis remain accurate and relevant.

We wrassle with five gaming headsets in a bid to determine which one deserves pride of place atop your discerning bonce. Read on to discover which deserves your cash... Luke Westaway is a senior ...

The Omnes Essential Wireless Gaming Headset from Cougar Gaming is the company's first venture into the wireless headset market. Cougar has a track record of offering their own unique take on a product ...

Today Christina takes a look at one of the newest wireless gaming headsets on the market from ASUS. The asus tuf H3 - priced at around £90 in the uk today. Is it worthy of your hard earned dosh? 00:00 ...

This is the best, most flexible wireless gaming headset available, and the only one with swappable batteries. The Arctis Pro Wireless features a desktop wireless transmitter with a handy control knob, ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. The ROCCAT Elo X Stereo is simply the best ...

Earlier this year, Skullcandy announced its first collaboration for 2023. We already reviewed the Skullcandy x Dorits Dime 2 true wireless earbuds and now it’s time for the over-ear collaboration ...

Part of any gaming brand's strength has to be in variety, though, and SteelSeries is clearly in the middle of a bit of a ...

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Gamers tend to place a lot of emphasis on their PC’s hardware to get an edge in games, but the right gaming peripherals can be just as critical to performance outcomes. That’s why at PCWorld we review ...