Headset Reviews

84% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

19 user reviews

100% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

53 user reviews

78% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

13 user reviews

The PC 333D G4ME is ideal for gamers on midrange budget that want 7.1 audio. It offers great sound quality for a great price.

12 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

I already had a few of the wired cameras, but I wanted to try one of the wireless cameras. It's easy to set up. Just screw the base in wherever you want, and plug in the electrical adapter. It is a little slower than the wired cameras, but still pretty...

13 user reviews

The only difference between this headset and the Tritton AX Pro headset is paint, a carrying case you will never use, and $80. The Tritton AX PRO has very mixed reviews, owning one myself for over a year now I can say it's mediocre, definitely not...

2 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

WinnerSound Quality: BeatsTours 7/10 (Default HTC Headset), 8/10 (HTC RC E190 Headset) and 9/10 (Beats Tours) Features: HTC RC E190 Headset Handy controls for previous,pause/play,nextComfort: Tie Both are extremely comfortable-you almost forget they're...

55 user reviews

In terms of audio quality and comfort, the Nokia BH-905 is certainly one of the best stereo Bluetooth headsets out there.

9 expert reviews | 53 user reviews

85% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

13 user reviews

These were my first overear headphones, I do not regret these one bit. Sound as of today is still the best i've heard anywhere. Really clear sound, amazing bass/treble mix. I use these to listen to music regularly, No complaints. Used them while mixing...

28 user reviews

Decent audio performance and functionality, a good pickup if you’re willing to spend.

7 expert reviews | 64 user reviews

80% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

1 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

Best in-ears £120-£200, Awards 2012. Great upgrade for iPhone users, for calls and music alike

1 expert reviews | 54 user reviews

The Plantronics M50 is a good, inexpensive Bluetooth headset for users that need to talk all day on a single charge.

2 expert reviews | 147 user reviews

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18 user reviews

First, one tiny negative that won't be an issue for most people. I wish the diameter of the ear cups was a few millimeters larger (I have a big head and large ears). With that out of the way I'm extremely happy with my Zik headphones. The noise...

39 user reviews

71% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

17 user reviews

64% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

11 user reviews

Great phone with one corded handset and one wireless: 2 for 1. Sound and features are good. It is not as heavy-duty as you might find in the office but adequate for my needs. The wireless handset is small and slippery like most phones now. I did not...

75 user reviews

For the impecunious or those just getting into online gaming who aren’t sure how committed they are, the Gioteck EX-05 should do the trick. They’re so cheap that they are almost disposable, and as long as you’re not an audiophile, they don’t sound...

4 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

This is a really good set of gaming headphones, but the price, which is Rs. 7,490, is definitely a deal breaker. I also think that they could've made the headset a little louder and perhaps more comfortable as well. The Corsair HS1 Gaming Headphones...

12 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

If you’re looking for truly high-end sound in your gaming experience, you aren’t likely to find a better sounding hard-wired headset than the the Sennheiser X 320. Just be prepared to pay for it.

6 expert reviews

50% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

11 user reviews

Great value! A solid design, unlike the Triton brand. Good sound detail for the price.

132 user reviews

Typically, I’ve found that lightweight headphones don’t sound that great, but the MMX 2 is the exception that thoroughly disproves that rule. The headset (it has a condenser microphone) weighs a scant 5.5 ounces, but sounds better than bulkier headphones

6 expert reviews | 3 user reviews