r/Gaming_Headsets

[LFH][Xbox][Don’t mind price][UK] - Glasses-Friendly Headset

I’m looking for a headset with great sound, a great mic that cuts out background noise but picks up all my voice without cutting out and is comfy to wear with my glasses on. I plan to primarily use it with my Xbox, but I plan to occasionally use it with my laptop too. I’m unsure if this will affect anything. I think I would prefer it to be wired too.

As for the games I play, it varies. But I play a lot of competitive hero shooters, so I like to hear intricate noises like footsteps and stuff.

As for price, I said I don’t mind in the title, but if it’s too crazy high then it’s a no-go but I don’t mind spending a bit. If anyone is a glasses wearer or knows any good headphones please help me out, it would be much appreciated!

Thanks!

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u/EmotionalRepair6675 — 1 day ago

[LFH] [XBX] [ANY$] [USA] ON EAR lightweight gaming headset for multi hour sessions

I am looking for a gaming headset that sits on ear. Wearing an over ear set is very uncomfortable for me and I just can't take it any more.

I have this Razer BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed Gaming Headset

It also makes me a bit nauseated. I'm not sure why, but I think the pressure on both sides of my neck is the culprit.

Lightweight and comfort is key. Please help

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u/bellas_wicked_grin — 4 days ago

[LFH] [PC] [300$] [AMERICA]

My head isn’t big don’t wear glasses I usually play r6 apex for honor I’m looking for something that looks like a gaming headset if not that’s fine

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u/Brief_Lawyer_2470 — 5 days ago
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[LFH] is my headset cooked?

my current headset has lasted me about 5-6 years, got me through a pandemic and so much more. In this economy I’d rather not have to spend the money I dropped on them back in the day but if that’s inevitable I’d love some recommendations.

u/LeatherDescription26 — 11 days ago

[Tech Support] [PC] Looking for a good wireless plug and play headset.

A headset that doesn’t need software or an external amp and sounds good out of the box. Preferably with a mic.

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u/Bitter-Researcher595 — 12 days ago