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While headphones ... is technically the non-RGB version of the same Virtuoso XT headset our reviewer Niels Broekhuijsen had his hands on, it is still ” a stunning wireless gaming headset that ...

Some issues with the PC software and earcup controls aside, the Alienware Pro Wireless delivers some of the best audio quality in a pair of wireless headphones ... gear in RGB and edgy aesthetics.

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In fact, the SteelSeries Arctis Wireless GameBuds have become my go to headphones not just for gaming, but also for dog walking, increasingly infrequent workouts and listening to podcasts.

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Save $79.99 - This is the big one. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is the best set of cups on the market right now, and it rarely drops below $300. While some sales have taken us down to ...

The best wireless headphones have to do a few things to be considered amongst the most accomplished models. They need to provide effortless comfort, stunning sound, great battery life, and top ...

It's little wonder wireless headphones are so popular these days, what with their portable designs with no wires tangling you up, quick and simple Bluetooth pairing, week-long battery lives and, in ...

You can nab these in either white or black. Beats non-noise canceling wireless headphones are a great option if you don't need ANC. They sound really good, and they are comfortable enough for ...

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