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Read our full Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT review. Still, first and foremost, a gaming headset should be easy to wear and provide great sound, and the Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT succeeds on both counts. You also don't get that much battery life for the price some of the Virtuoso's competitors can run for twice as long on a single charge. The Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is one of the more expensive gaming headsets we've reviewed, costing even more than the $200 JBL Quantum 800, the $240 JBL Quantum One and the previous Corsair Virtuouso RGB Wireless SE. Granted, all that functionality doesn't come cheap. There's very little that the Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT can't do. You can connect it to a Switch, Xbox controller or older system via 3.5 mm audio cable. It works wirelessly with PCs and PlayStation consoles via USB, as well as mobile devices, streaming players and smart TVS via Bluetooth. Not only is this headset extremely comfortable, but it also provides excellent sound quality. The Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is one of the best gaming headsets that Corsair has ever made.

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If you don't know how to use Logitech G Hub, you'll want to learn that as well. Also worth considering is the Logitech G Pro X Wireless variant. It's also the first gaming headset to sport a built-in Blue microphone, allowing for extra-crisp voice chat whether you're practicing with your Apex Legends squad or streaming to your online fans. The Go Pro X delivers rich, direction-accurate sound out of the box whether you're playing on PC or console. If you can’t wear a headset for more than a few minutes at a time, it’s not very useful.

Simply being comfortable isn’t enough to recommend a product as one of the best gaming headsets, but it’s arguably the most important quality we evaluate. The headset's distinguished black design sets itself apart from the competition, in no small part thanks to its flexible headband and supremely comfortable foam and leatherette earcup options. The Logitech G Pro X delivers tournament-grade performance for a reasonable $130 price.

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