Sony Inzone H3
Orderly microphone and sound quality, uncomplicated, stable software – with its typical Playstation 5 design, Sony aims the new Inzone H3 headset at users of its consoles and beyond.
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SPL Phonitor 2
Flawless workmanship, innovative technology, powerful performance and outstanding sound: the SPL Phonitor 2 gets an unreserved recommendation as a partner for reference-level headphones.
Sennheiser TV Clear
Timely True Wireless optics, transparency mode and app connection: it's easy to get the impression with the new Sennheiser TV Clear Set that you're putting hi-fi sound in your ears.
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal PC PS
With the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal PC PS, the Danish hi-fi designers present a gaming headset that boasts premium features as well as high-quality materials.
Sennheiser RS 5200
The Sennheiser RS 5200 is aimed particularly at older TV viewers and those with hearing problems. With this model, the manufacturer offers a straightforward, wireless solution that explicitly addresses the requirements of this customer group.
EPOS H3 Hybrid
The new EPOS H3 Hybrid is a wired gaming headset that also supports Bluetooth connections. The manufacturer is responding to the trend of no longer just wanting to play games, but also wanting to chat with friends on Discord at the same time. But is this the perfect tool for anyone looking for a contemporary gaming headset?
Astro A50
The fourth generation of the gaming headset A50 from Logitech subsidiary Astro aims to impress with meaningful innovations. However, the manufacturer still offers two different versions – for Playstation or Xbox. The only difference between the two models is the colour of the printed labels and the software. Xbox users also benefit from a Dolby Atmos licence that is valid for two years. Both are compatible with Windows and macOS computers. Fans who own both Sony and Microsoft game consoles do not have to buy both versions – it suffices to purchase the base station to achieve full platform compatibility.
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal
After Bang & Olufsen announced a partnership with Microsoft in mid-2020 and specifically mentioned the US software giant's Xbox gaming console, it was only a matter of time before we got the chance to wear a pair of gaming headphones from the Danish hi-fi specialist on our ears. Now the time has finally come: Beoplay Portal are here, and we shall see if they have what it takes to take the throne in the hotly contested gaming headset market. But will the result be Game Changer or Game Danger?
Sennheiser BT T100
Connecting Bluetooth headphones to your TV or home stereo system can sound easier than it actually is. Especially when it comes to synchronicity between picture and sound, it becomes apparent that classic wired headphones still can't be topped. Sennheiser wants to change that for good and with the BT T100 adds a Bluetooth transmitter in its range that seeks to minimise the picture-sound offset thanks to Qualcomm aptX Low Latency Codec. Will this “strike a blow for freedom" and succeed on the sofa at home?
Roccat Elo 7.1 Air
Turtle Beach was worth around 17 million euros when it acquired the German gaming accessories manufacturer Roccat. Their portfolio includes not only gaming mice and keyboards, but also headsets, i.e. their former competitors from the US manufacturer. The Elo 7.1 Air is just one of them, but with a retail price just under 100 Euros, 7.1 sound, wireless connection and RGB lighting, it is certainly one of the most interesting ones.