Sentences with phrase «build gaming headphones»

Enter the Arctis Pro, SteelSeries» attempt to build gaming headphones for people like me.

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FEATURE RICH - this gaming computer desk includes a charging stand for your tablet or smart phone, speaker stands, game storage, under - desk basket, controller stand, built - in wire - management, rear power strip holder, cup holder and headphone / VR headset hook

Cons: - iPad Air is almost as cheap - Comes suited with Microsoft Apps - Plastic - ish build, going away from any form of metal - Two speakers on bottom inhibit movie watching or gaming all together - Headphones required to truly enjoy for media with sound

Gaming chairs with built - in audio are unnecessary, because most modern game controllers and handheld systems have headphone ports, and it's never been cheaper to get a good soundbar.

And that means it's essential to have a good gaming headset — that is, headphones plus a microphone and usually some sort of volume control, all built into one device.

If so, we've got you covered: The awesome HyperX Cloud Revolver is one of our all - time favorite gaming headsets, owing to its excellent soundstage (something often lacking on headphones with built - in mics), excellent comfort, and compatibility with just about every gaming platform.

A dual mic array is built into the right headphone, offering decent noise cancellation and good recording quality without having an intrusive arm sticking out of the headset, like many gaming headphones have to deal with.

It's twice as expensive at $ 99.99, but features a nicer build, more powerful bass, and an improved, removable boom mic that makes it easier to use the headset as standard headphones when you're not gaming.

The Corsair HS50 sets a very high bar for a budget - conscious gaming headset, trading surround effects for very high build quality (seriously, these are built like much more expensive headphones) and solid 2 - channel sound.