Here are some of the absolute best PC gaming headsets available, based on a full decade of testing. We've got wired and wireless options, cheap headsets that won't break the bank and premium ...

To find the best wireless headphones, I tested more than 30 of the most popular wireless headphones—ranging in price from $60 to $700. After listening to music for hours with each pair ...

Bluetooth headsets integrate your phone’s functionality with speakers, intercom, microphone, or any peripheral device (or “farkle”, in BMW terms). Everything gets connected without wires or ...

The mesh headband, floating earcups, and super plush lining means this open-back wireless device is the most comfortable gaming headset I've ever used - and it's just dropped back to a record-low ...

Make no mistake, this design is 'from the ground up' When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The HP100 SE boast newly engineered ...

Headphones are great for enjoying your favorite music, podcast, or audiobook in peace, but sometimes the outside world can bleed through. If you want to avoid all the noise, you need headphones or ...

On-ear headphones strike the perfect middle ground: they don't intrusively burrow into your ears like earbuds, nor are they as cumbersome, isolating and hot to wear as over-ear headphones. As their ...

Thankfully, there's a solution: active noise cancellation (ANC) technology. The best noise-cancelling headphones use integrated microphones and processing to block out disruptive sound around you, ...

While a great pair of headphones will always offer better sound quality thanks to their larger drivers, you can’t beat wireless earbuds when it comes to comfort, portability and convenience.

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These are our favorite HP laptops from the company's OmniBook, Pavilion, Envy, Spectre and Transcend lines -- all tested and reviewed by CNET editors. Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with ...

The solution? A pair of open-ear or bone conduction headphones. Instead of sitting in your ears like traditional wireless running headphones, these are designed to leave your ear canals open so ...