16 Aug
When I think Astro, I think fancy wireless gaming headsets that cost hundreds of dollars. That's why I was so eager to test out the $60 Astro A10, the company's first foray into the entry-level headset arena, which is dominated by the likes of Turtle Beach and HyperX. As it turns out, Astro can compete with the little guys just as well as it does with the big boys. The A10 performs impressively well for its price, offering a slick...
16 Aug
You are NOT ready for this, seriously. Whether you're looking to get lost in Horizon: Zero Dawn or want to hear the competition coming in Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds, having a good gaming headset matters. After testing tons of models from multiple brands in different price ranges, our top pick is the Steel Series Arctis 7. This headset offers an incredibly comfortable fit, along with rich sound for both games and music. You can use it on just about any system,...
16 Aug
I don't know what inspired Acer to slap its logo on a bunch of SteelSeries products and call them "Predator" peripherals, but it's not the worst idea a PC manufacturer has ever had. After all, SteelSeries makes great products — especially headsets. What could the harm be in repackaging a SteelSeries Siberia 200 and selling it under the Acer aegis? Not much, it turns out — except getting overcharged for a budget headset that isn't the best SteelSeries peripheral by...
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