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Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT review: «Perhaps the best Corsair has ever produced»

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GamesRadar+ Verdict

A wildly expensive but incredibly high quality gaming headset that knocks it out of the park in looks, sound, and connectivity.

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The Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is an updated model of the Virtuoso SE from 2019 and, thus the latest in Corsair’s premium flagship headset, costing a pretty penny but offering the world in return (as much as one of the best gaming headsets can offer the world, anyway).  

At £249.99 / $269.99, it’s certainly got a ‘premium’ asking price. The Virtuoso XT feels worth it, though; just unboxing the headset gives an immediate sense of quality craftsmanship and class. This is a serious piece of hardware for those who want the absolute best in audio for all kinds of media from their PC headset for gaming.

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Surround sound is naturally a selling point here, with an impressive frequency range to boot. Reaching up to 40KHz, the range on offer here far exceeds that of most (lower-priced) gaming headsets. Corsair promises crystal-clear audio from the XT’s dual 50mm neodymium drivers.

Versatility in connectivity is also something Corsair touts about the new Virtuoso. The original Virtuoso SE was a wired headset, but the XT adds Bluetooth support as well as Corsair’s new ‘Slipstream’ 2.4GHz wireless, which uses a USB-C dongle. There’s also support for 3.5mm and USB-A wired connections, meaning that the XT can be a wired contender for best PS5 headset or best Xbox Series X headset, or PS4 headset, or Xbox One headset and basically connect to any device you might have. You can even connect it to two devices at once, such as a PC for gaming and a phone for calls. Flexible.

The detachable microphone offers omnidirectional sound pickup with an impressive degree of clarity for a headset mic, almost (but not quite) rivalling the audio quality of the best microphones for streaming. Speech comes through clearly regardless of pitch, with very little background fuzz or compression.

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The Virtuoso XT doesn’t change too much of the SE’s design, bar a darker finish on the exterior of the earcups. The construction is mostly solid metal, which makes the overall headset somewhat weighty, but not so much that it’ll be an issue for most users. Clamp force is also reasonably low; enough to keep the Virtuoso on your head, but not enough to squeeze your skull.

The earcups are slightly more padded than the SE and the leatherette is very soft to the touch, which is lovely, but the material isn’t especially breathable, so be wary of using this headset for long stretches on hot days. The headband is also very nicely cushioned, resting comfortably on top of the head.

The physical controls on the right earcup feel fantastic, from the firm click of the Bluetooth buttons to the tactile resistance on the volume roller. Once again, the build here just screams quality.

Naturally, there’s some RGB lighting on show here, but for once Corsair has kept it classy and low-key. A simple ring of light on the end of the microphone and two softly glowing logos on the earcups makes for a refined appearance, befitting the headset’s double billing as a product for both gamers and audiophiles who might usually err towards the best headphones.

Performance

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With versatility as a key feature of the Virtuoso XT, we tested the headset in a variety of situations, using all of the available connection options. The Slipstream wireless is fantastic, offers extremely low latency for gaming and movies. Bluetooth with mobile devices wasn’t quite as good, but that was to be expected.

Sound quality here is among the very best of what gaming headsets have to offer. Between the broad frequency range and Dolby Atmos, games sound absolutely incredible. We had no difficulty using the surround sound to pinpoint enemy locations in shooters, and while the Virtuoso XT is a tad less bassy than many gaming headsets, the clarity of higher-pitched sounds like footsteps rings through.

AptX HD audio means that playback is essentially lossless, making the Virtuoso XT a great choice for listening to music too. If you want to blast some tunes on Spotify while working or grinding in a game, this headset has you covered. TV and movie audio is also excellent, allowing you to pick up on every single bit of weird sound mixing in Christopher Nolan’s Tenet (seriously, why is it so bad?!)

Battery life is as good as advertised, with the XT comfortably lasting for a full day’s use without needing a recharge. It’s worth noting that this does drain the battery a bit faster, but battery life sits around 20 hours as standard, so it’s not a huge issue. The Corsair iCue software allows for a small amount of tweaking, but nothing too exciting.

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Overall — should you buy it?

The Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is perhaps the best headset Corsair has ever produced. If you can look past the eye-watering price tag, you can rest assured that your headset is among the greatest, dominating in games and going toe to toe with audiophile headphones too.

Put simply, this is the complete package: Dolby surround sound, a great mic, four different connection types, and absolutely stellar audio quality. If you’re a gamer with the cash to spare, this is unquestionably one of the best wireless gaming headsets you could buy.

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Razer BlackShark V2 review: «An old name gets a new lease of life — with emphatic results»

GamesRadar+ Verdict

The BlackShark V2 is comfortably one of the best headsets we’ve ever tested. Razer has surpassed its own standards and reputation — and that of the wider market — and has created as near a perfect gaming headset as you can get.

Pros
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    Exquisite game audio

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    Brilliant richness and audio detail

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    Very comfortable

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    Near-endless versatility and customization with the app

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    Great bang-for-buck value

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If you’ve ever shopped for a gaming headset (or even if you haven’t, actually), you’ll know of Razer’s pedigree, premium audio, and excellent reputation. That carries across to the Razer BlackShark V2, a product the company is now calling its definitive esports headset. Like a phoenix from the fire, it’s an old name that’s getting a new lease of life. 

Has it all worked out? Well, we know Razer headsets are some of the best gaming headsets going, but they might never have been better than the Razer BlackShark V2. 

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Just before we get into the meat and potatoes of the BlackShark V2 review, it’s worth mentioning that Razer recently released a wireless version in the form of the BlackShark V2 Pro. This was released as part of a wireless triumvirate along with a tether-less DeathAdder (arguably the best gaming mouse), and BlackWidow, potentially one of the best gaming keyboards. Suffice to say that the quality of the BlackShark V2 is accentuated further by going wireless and cutting the cord. To give you options, we’ve included the latest prices on that headset here too — it’s a jump but there’s good reason for it as it offers Razer’s HyperSpeed wireless connection and a battery life of up to 24 hours, an additional audio chamber for even better game audio, and a brand new mic. All things considered, that’s a hell of a wireless set, and one of the best wireless gaming headsets on offer.

Anyway, back to the BlackShark V2 review proper. ..

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For those familiar with what came before, the Razer BlackShark V2 has a design that only loosely follows the original. There are similarities in the earcups and maybe in the overall form-factor, but otherwise, it is its own design and looks at home in 2020’s gaming headset market. 

The earcups are neat ovals so offer a plusher fit, and they — along with the headband — share excellent padding that is supremely comfortable to use and wear for long play sessions. It’s worth mentioning that the fabric material of the BlackShark V2 differs slightly from the leatherette on the V2 X as well, and it’s definitely more comfortable as a result. Because those earcups will shape to your head and the entire ‘length’ of the headband is padded, you’re also left with a very comfortable fit that blocks out background noise by design alone. 

You might not think so at first glance. The earcups have a ‘detached’ design to them, only being connected to the headband by a light metal frame and the necessary Razer-green cables. This has a great effect on weight, with the headset weighing only 9.24oz (262g). It’s barely noticeable when on, with little strain added to wearing them for a long time.

Elsewhere, the weight is kept down by the mic being detachable. Yes, there’s a great big volume dial on the left cup for onboard control, but it’s much better than the smaller sliders or buttons we might see on other headsets. It’s a simple design, one complicated only by the USB sound card that the braided cable’s jack plugs into.

Naturally, the sleek Razer aesthetic of matte black and bright green are tastefully draped over the whole thing. Even Razer’s green makes an appearance inside the USB connection, much like with ports on Razer’s Blade laptops

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Features

Essential info

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Type: Wired (3.5mm jack + USB Sound Card)
Sound output: Spatial audio
Microphone: Flexible boom arm, detachable, unidirectional
Compatibility: PC, Mac, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, mobile
Controls: Mic mute, volume
Impedance: 32 Ω (Ohm) @ 1 KHz
Frequency response: 12 — 28000 Hz

Things start to get genuinely exciting when you look past the design. This is because the BlackShark V2 is not just another Razer headset; it’s a Razer headset with brand new features we haven’t seen before baked into it. These elevate its quality immensely.

The first headliner is Razer’s TriForce Titanium 50mm drivers. These split the audio driver into three distinct parts — lows, middles, and highs — and allow the Razer BlackShark V2 to have distinct audio within each frequency. Rather than one driver for all the sound, this three-in-one approach means the levels are given individual treatment. The result of this is exquisite sound across all frequencies, with no muddiness or blurring between them. Clarity and detail are kings here.

The same goes for the new mic. This is Razer’s new HyperClear Cardioid mic that features a design optimized for an accurate recreation of your voice, all without allowing much background noise in (or obstruction to your face). While the mic on its own would be a terrific new feature, it’s specifically designed to work with the USB sound card, too, enabling you to improve or customize your voice’s output using a whole host of settings. I will add that the default settings are exceptional straight out of the box, and it felt a bit over the top to fiddle with, but the option is there if you want to customize the experience.

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While the design of the headset only caters for two onboard control features, this is extended exponentially by the incorporation of the new THX Spatial Audio app . This is activated via Razer’s Synapse 3 software and opens the door to a whole world of audio control, customization, and refinement. That takes the already excellent Razer BlackShark V2 headset to another level. It’s here that you can arrange the shape and sound of your audio by pushing and pulling virtual speakers closer or farther away from you, select from a range of pre-tuned EQ’s and settings (or make your own), and enjoy a brand new feature that’s designed to enhance individual games: THX Game Profiles, released on August 8, 2020.

These are pre-tuned profiles that have been crafted with direct input from game developers of games like Apex Legends, Valorant, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, elevating the audio experience of these games and getting them as close to how they are ‘meant’ to be as possible. I got to test a few of these and they offer yet another layer of successful and beneficial customization.

These brand new and exciting features enable the Razer BlackShark V2 to offer way more than most, and I haven’t even told you how good it sounds yet.

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Performance

Simply put, it sounds magnificent. The BlackShark V2 offers up some of the best game audio, nay, audio generally, that I have ever experienced in a gaming headset. In Red Dead Redemption 2, I can hear every rustle of wind through the foliage, every shout through the snow or across gunfire, and all the minuscule audio details of life in the Wild West. Everything is excellently clear and immersive. Using the BlackShark V2 to finish my playthrough of Control was a genuine joy, too.

However, I had to tear myself away from the singleplayer games to test the new BlackShark’s mic, despite not wanting to leave the audio immersion I had. My go-to online game at the moment is The Division 2 with two buddies, and immediately, they were struck by the clarity of my voice. What’s more, the incidental sounds of post-apocalyptic D.C. were brilliantly presented, with previously unheard details such as echoes and wind bouncing off tall buildings now audible and clear. The gunfire and action cut across the environmental noises perfectly though, giving great richness to gameplay audio. Meanwhile, my voice — and the voices of my teammates — cut across that in turn, so nothing went unheard or was missed in a cacophony of noise. 

Apex Legends is another great test of any headset, and the BlackShark V2 was a perfect companion here as well (particularly as it’s one of the game profiles I was able to try out). With the Game Profile off, the headset felt right at home with Apex Legends, with footsteps and gunfire clear and exquisitely positioned in the soundscape to help identify foes. With the Game Profile on, however, everything is enhanced and seems ever so slightly clearer, more detailed, rich, and balanced. Can recommend.

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Bouncing between single-player and online multiplayer games enabled me to test the two main modes within the THX Spatial Audio app, too: Environmental Mode and Competitive Mode. The former is better for single-player games because it realistically emulates sound around you based on the game’s world, while the latter takes identifying friends’ and foes’ locations to an excellent level, giving you great spatial awareness. Team this with the aforementioned Game Profiles and it’s a winning combination.

While perhaps not its most natural gaming companion (it’s primarily focused on PC gaming), the Razer BlackShark V2 is rapidly becoming my go-to headset on PS4 too. You will, of course, lose the customization and versatility that the app and USB sound card offer when it’s PC-bound, but it is still excellent nonetheless; you benefit from the microphone’s innate quality and the TriForce drivers.

Turning to non-games use, the mic is lovely for meeting use, as it is exceptionally clear for my colleagues, while they themselves are presented crisply. The same went for watching TV and films through it. Where others struggle to give rich and fulsome voice and speech, the BlackShark prevailed. And if it’s not quite right, a small adjustment in the app is all it takes to get it perfect.

On to music. Although I’m not a massive audio snob or overly fussy, my ear is tuned well enough to know when a headset feels ‘right’, and given that the headset was great for music-driven game sequences like those in Doom or like Control’s Ashtray Maze, it was no surprise to hear that this extended to everything else from sweeping orchestral soundtracks to metal music, to country and bluegrass, and everything in between.

Whatever you use the BlackShark V2 for, when you team it with one of the best gaming PCs — like the ASUS ROG GA15 PC that I use in my setup — the results are truly excellent.

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Overall — should you buy it?

There is a balance and clarity to all audio, here — in games, music, film, and work use — that I haven’t heard for a while, if ever. And that’s without enhancing any game audio from within the app or making changes here and there to EQs. Allow yourself a little enhancing and optimizing through the app and the sound card really proves its worth, elevating every use of the headset and the audio it gives you. 

I can’t overstate the combination of the BlackShark V2 working in conjunction with the app. Without it, it’s still a serious contender for one of the best gaming headsets I’ve ever used, but with the app, the audio achieves hitherto unheard-of levels of clarity, richness, and quality. I imagine this will be a key method of augmentation of PC gaming headsets going forward (Razer or not, given that the THX Spatial app works with any headset). However, it’s very important to say that, despite the enormous flexibility the headset-app combo offers, there’s nothing to fear for those who prefer the plug-and-play-straight-out-the-box approach: the settings are so good by default that it’s still a seriously excellent gaming headset even before you’ve done any customizing.

If you’ve read all of my thoughts, then the high score will not surprise you, and, given its price tag, the Razer BlackShark V2 is one of the easiest recommendations I can ever make for a gaming headset. This is a world-beating piece of kit. Not only is it one of the top Razer headsets the company has ever produced, but it is also one of the best PC headsets for gaming , and among the best gaming headsets of 2020.

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I’m the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+ and have been here since its inception in late 2018. I’m also a writer on games and have had work published over the last five years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. Day to day, I take care of a whole host of gaming tech reviews, buying guides, and news and deals content that pops up across GamesRadar+. I’m also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so I do that in my spare time. I’m also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and love to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!

Best Computer Headphones (2022) — Ranked

In the TOP of the best headphones for a computer, there are wired and wireless headphones for PC , computer headphones with music sound and for games. This rating of headphones with a microphone for computers consists of models that are suitable for any use case for a PC or laptop: music, movies, games, etc. nine0003

Do I need a headset for a computer with a microphone? The answer is yes, if you are going to talk in Zoom, Skype, Telegram and other programs. Or, if you play team games, where you need to talk with teammates. In other cases, it’s just an overpayment for the microphone, albeit a small one.

Good computer headphones are wired or wireless with radio communication. However, there are also bluetooth headphones for PC in the ranking. They may have delays, but many modern models have almost none. nine0003

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Which headphones to choose for a computer?

Which headphones are better to buy for a computer? What to look for:

To choose headphones for your computer and not overpay for unnecessary features, which are becoming more and more, you need to determine these very features and use cases before buying. Someone is looking for wireless headphones for a PC, but someone does not interfere with the wire, for example. So why overpay +50%? Exit: choose the wired alternative. nine0003

I would like to note right away that wireless headphones for a computer are usually connected to a PC via a radio channel (models with USB adapters in the form of a flash drive). About bluetooth headphones for PC mentioned above. By the way, bluetooth adapters for PC (for headphones) are disassembled separately. 😉

The best headphones for PC in 2022 should have the following qualities of :

  • Quality and versatile sound . For games, film, work and music. Unfortunately, good sound for games and good sound for music, this is a good bulldozer and a good formula 1. There are gaming models in the TOP that play music well, but it’s better to decide right now what is more important for you: sound for music or surround game sound . nine0039
  • Comfort . Comfortable, not hot and lightweight design, especially important when staying near the PC for a long time.
  • Other . Durability of materials, appearance, comfort of keys, convenience of microphone (change of position, possibility to remove, possibility to switch off and remove). Wireless connection, more and more often there is a combined wire + wireless connection (this is the best option). Noise reduction (very cool for noisy offices), etc.

Let’s also look separately at some of the features of that affect the choice of PC headphones:

  • Features of the microphone In principle, headphones for a computer are not required to be with a microphone. Some people don’t need it at all. But, if you play online games and/or use a PC for calls/chat, then you need PC headphones with a microphone. It does not have to be studio quality, it is enough that you do not have to raise your voice and repeat. It is best to be removable, and its position can be conveniently adjusted on the bar. If you need «studio quality», a microphone for a computer should be bought separately. 😉
  • The Gaming Headphones for Computer are models focused on, unexpectedly, gaming. They provide good positioning of sound sources (steps, rustles), often have surround sound. But besides that, they are always equipped with a microphone. And often they can boast a very bright design up to the backlight. Not everyone needs these, so you can buy PC headphones not only in the departments with games. 😉

How much do good computer headphones cost — prices

How much do headphones with a microphone for a computer cost? In short, from $20 to $400, give or take (our rating for computer headphones focuses on models from $35 to $350). It is important to determine your priorities and not overpay for unnecessary features.

Choosing wireless headphones for your computer — 3 features:

Wireless headphones for PC — 3 important points

Before buying wireless headphones, you should know 3 important points:

  • If you buy wireless headphones for a desktop PC, then it must have a Bluetooth module . You can check this in the device manager — instructions in 5 steps using the example of a sound card. If there is no Bluetooth module, then you can purchase a separate bluetooth adapter (usually in the form of a USB flash drive). We have a separate selection of the 10 most valuable Bluetooth adapters. As for laptops, 99% of them already have the Bluetooth module installed.
  • Bluetooth versions should preferably match . Those. if the wireless headphones have Bluetooth 5.0, then it is desirable to have Bluetooth 5.0 in the computer. If you are choosing a bluetooth adapter, then it is better to immediately take the maximum available version (Bt 5.1 and higher). It is better to always have the maximum available version of BT available for reception, then there will be universal compatibility of versions (for a couple of next years). Since 5.1 supports all the features from 4.0, but not vice versa. Why is all this necessary? Read a separate article about BT 5 and 5.1. But in short, 5.0+ has better autonomy (in standby mode, etc.), range (up to 25 meters or more) and bandwidth (LC3 will replace the standard SBC for LE Audio, this codec continues the idea of ​​aptX Adaptive and LDAC — it has an adaptive bitrate (160-345 kb / s)). Of course, all this is relevant if the headphones also have 5.0+ on board and all the described functions, in Bt 5.0+ these functions are not by default, but simply available for use in devices. nine0039
  • High definition codecs . If you buy headphones for listening to music and hope to use AptX HD or Adaptive, LDAC or AAC codecs, then I hasten to upset you, in most laptops and almost all computers, if there is a Bluetooth module, then it does not support codecs. The exception is the MacBook and Apple’s standard AAC support. Solution: buy a good Bluetooth adapter with support for the necessary codecs (a selection of the 10 most worthwhile ones + why they are needed at all), buy wired headphones (+ an amplifier or a sound card for maximum quality 😉 ). nine0039

Different sound for different uses

Sound and uses

  • Surround is important for gaming headsets , preferably 7.1 sound «tuned for games». But because of this, in many gaming headsets, the music sounds blurry and cottony.
  • The is a versatile headphone that balances the atmosphere of gaming with the clarity of music.
  • Music models emphasis is placed on natural sounding with a flat frequency response. Sound in games can sound dull and dry.
  • For headsets, the quality of the microphone and the comfort of the are most important. Do not overpay for unnecessary game features.

The best wired and wireless headphones for a computer — TOP 15:

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Model Description
1. HyperX Cloud Orbit S 350$ Best gaming headphones for PC in 2022;
2. Beyerdynamic MMX 300 (2. Generation) $500 Good computer headphones: best under $500 for music and games;
3. EPOS h4PRO Hybrid $400 Best PC Gaming Headphones Under $400: Wireless, All-In-One;
4. SteelSeries Arctis 9 Wireless $300 Best PC Headset Under $300;
5. Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro $200 The best wired headphones monitors for computer: no microphone, for music and games;
6. HyperX Cloud Flight S $200 USB headset for computer with microphone: with 7.1 sound and wireless charging;
7. SteelSeries Arctis Pro USB $170 USB headphones for computer: excellent gaming sound and high-quality microphone;
8. Logitech G Pro X Wireless $295 Wireless headset with microphone for computer: 7.1 sound and excellent microphone;
9. Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless $370
10. Asus ROG Strix Go 2.4 $210 Wireless gaming headphones for computer: universal for PC and phone;
11. Apple Airpods Pro $220 Bluetooth headphones from phone (iPhone) to computer: headset from Apple for iPhone, Mac and PC
12. Sony WH-1000XM5 $450 Bluetooth headphones for PC with the best active noise reduction: for music and computer games;
13. HyperX Cloud Core 7.1 $100 Budget Headset with Mic for Computer: Great option under $100;
14. Huawei FreeBuds 4 $150 Best wireless in-ear headphones for computer and phone under $150; nine0143

15. SteelSeries Arctis Prime $120 Budget Computer Headset with Mic: Great option under $120.

15 SteelSeries Arctis Prime

Budget Headset with Microphone for Computer — Great option under $120

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SteelSeries Arctis Prime is a budget headset with a microphone for the computer, which is suitable for those who prefer wired headphones. Sound without distortion, but not boring: suitable for games, movies and even music. This model is good for the money: the fit is comfortable, the appearance is universal, the microphone transmits voice well, there is a proprietary application. By the way, we have a rating of wired headphones. nine0003

  • SteelSeries Arctis Prime Headset with Microphone: buy at DNS

14 Huawei FreeBuds 4

Best wireless in-ear headphones for computer and phone under $150

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Huawei FreeBuds 4 are the best wireless in-ear headphones for PC and phone under $150 that form factor lovers will love. The sound is suitable for electronic music and other genres where bass comes first. Phone headphones to the computer? Why not — if the PC has a Bluetooth module. Most often there is no desynchronization of the picture and sound, the fit is comfortable, there is even noise reduction. By the way, we have a rating of in-ear headphones. nine0003

  • Wireless headphones for PC and phone Huawei FreeBuds 4 on the official website of
  • Huawei FreeBuds 4 — fully wireless headphones for PC on Aliexpress

13 HyperX Cloud Core 7.1

Budget Headset with Mic for Computer — Great option under $100

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HyperX Cloud Core 7.1 is a budget headset with a microphone for a computer that will suit those who are looking for the best budget model. The sound is powerful, with an emphasis on bass. For movies and games, there is an effect of 7.1. This is a good computer headset for the money: comfortable, stylish and reliable, with a good microphone and a sound card on the cable. By the way, we have a rating of gaming headphones up to $100. nine0003

  • Headset for HyperX Cloud Core 7.1 computer on the official website of
  • HyperX Cloud Core 7.1 — budget headset — PC headphones on Aliexpress

12 Sony WH-1000XM5

Bluetooth headphones for PC with the best active noise reduction — for music and computer games

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Sony WH-1000XM5 are Bluetooth PC headphones with the best active noise cancellation that will appeal to those who are looking for one headphone for phone and computer. The sound is good for popular music genres and movies. One of the best noise cancelers on the market, LDAC support and a functional application. Will these bluetooth headphones work with a computer? Quite. If there is no Bluetooth module, there is a wired connection option. By the way, we have a rating of noise canceling headphones. nine0003

  • Sony WH-1000XM5 — bluetooth headphones with microphone for computer on Aliexpress

11 Apple AirPods Pro

Bluetooth headphones from phone (iPhone) to computer — headset from Apple for iPhone, Mac and PC

Apple Airpods Pro are Bluetooth headphones from your phone (iPhone) to your computer that are suitable for the Apple ecosystem. Sound quality: good for popular music genres and movies. These Bluetooth headphones for laptop and PC work great with computers on MacOS and, in general, are fully revealed when working with «apple technology». By the way, we have a rating of headphones for iPhone. nine0003

  • Apple Airpods Pro – Bluetooth headphones for PC on Aliexpress

10 Asus ROG Strix Go 2.4

Wireless gaming headphones for computer — universal for PC and phone

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Asus ROG Strix Go 2.4 are wireless gaming headphones for PC that are suitable not only for PC but also for phone. The sound is powerful and with precise positioning — good for games and simple music. These headphones will connect to a PC or phone via a radio channel (Type-C adapter) or a wire. The design is universal, it will be “in theme” on the street. A similar Asus ROG Strix Go BT model is better suited for a laptop, as it connects via Bluetooth or cable. nine0003

  • Asus ROG Strix Go 2.4 — gaming headphones for computer on Aliexpress

9 Sennheiser Momentum 4 Wireless

Bluetooth headset for PC, for music, games and movies — the best sound among wireless headphones

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The best on-ear computer headphones

3. Sony MDR-XB450AP

This is one of the most comfortable models in the process of operation, in the manufacturing process, special attention was paid to quality and ease of use. The weight of the structure is 165 grams — it does not seem heavy, so the headphones can be worn for several hours in a row. The body of the product is made of aluminum, which ultimately makes it possible to obtain a reliable design that is resistant even to serious physical exertion. The model operates in the range from 5 to 22,000 Hz with a sensitivity of 102 decibels. nine0003

The bowls are made using a special technology and have a special design that provides excellent sound insulation. The microphone is characterized by all orientation, gives out only a clear voice to the interlocutor. The design itself is attractive and has a long service life, the aluminum case gives the product even more style.

Benefits:

  • One of the widest usable frequency ranges;
  • High sensitivity for both microphone and headphones; nine0039
  • Reinforced wire that can withstand any load for a long time;
  • Excellent sound quality, not only in low frequencies, but in all other areas — a fairly balanced sound.

Drawbacks:

  • The cord is not very long;
  • No separate microphone plug.

Sony MDR-XB450AP

2. Marshall Major II

The design of this model may seem a bit outdated, but it is rather a tribute to the classics. In any case, the headphones from this manufacturer cannot be confused with any others — they still retained the wire fasteners of the cups. The connectors are made of yellow metal, which also gives them an additional appeal and vintage look. The headband is additionally decorated with artificial leather with an embossed manufacturer’s logo. The mass of the product is insignificant, thanks to which this model will sit perfectly on your head for several hours. Connectors for connecting the cable are located on each of the cups, and the free socket can be used to connect another pair of headphones. nine0003

The sound is transmitted perfectly regardless of the format, and if desired, these headphones can be connected not only to a computer, but also to a smartphone. Their basses are not too deep, all frequencies are well optimized for each other. The microphone is reliable with a noise reduction system, along with the headphones there is a convenient application for fine-tuning music playback.

Advantages:

  • Beautiful original appearance;
  • It is possible to connect another pair of headphones; nine0039
  • Good balanced sound;
  • The plug has a spring that protects the wire from breaking;
  • Includes folding mechanism.

Drawbacks:

  • Storage case not included.

Marshall Major II

1. Denon AH-MM400

This is one of the best on-ear headphones for connecting to a computer that can only be found on the Russian market. These headphones have a closed-type acoustic design, which provides passive sound isolation, so they will be almost silent for others, but for the user himself, the sounds of the environment will be much quieter. These headphones are perfect for home or office use. It should be noted that such a model can also be used for professional sound recording — the sound from the phonogram, sounding in the headphones, will not fall into the field of action of the microphone. nine0003

The model has serious sensitivity, so it will have to be adjusted using a special application. It is very sensitive to power. This model has a convenient folding mechanism, which allows you to take it with you on the road, and it also has a beautiful appearance.

Advantages:

  • The highest power can reach 1000W;
  • Neodymium magnets were used in the manufacture of the speakers;
  • Headphones come with case and adapter; nine0039
  • Cable can be detached if required;
  • Excellent sensitivity;
  • Good noise reduction at the microphone;
  • High-quality and surround sound output.

Disadvantages:

  • High price;
  • Significant weight.