Thanks to new Windows 10 and 11 software for PlayStation 5 audio devices like the Pulse Elite headset and Pulse Explore earbuds, you can now get their full range of functionality when using them on PC ...

Looking for a gaming headset under $100? Corsair's HS80 RGB USB is on sale for $79.99, with Dolby 7.1 and a broadcast-quality ...

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This $60 headset is SteelSeries-level comfortable, but without the Windows-only software it won't stand out in a crowded field. As part of its line revamp for its popular Arctis line of gaming ...

Sony's flagship headset for its InZone gaming accessories launch stands out in a crowded field. Sony’s new gaming headsets may come from the home entertainment side of the family, but they share the ...

The latest in high-end gaming headphones comes in the form of SteelSeries Arctis Nova Elite -- and it seems that these cans ...

From being a first-rate developer of contemporary gaming classics like Half-Life and Dota to establishing the industry’s biggest PC gaming storefront in Steam, Valve’s evolution has been jaw-dropping.

RealSpace™ Elevate, a licensable Windows APO, enables OEMs to create differentiated, branded spatial audio experiences while reducing development cost and complexity As spatial audio becomes a ...

One of the key selling points of Meta Quest VR headsets is that they can play PC VR titles, but you have to be physically connected via a link cable to the PC. There are some third-party workarounds ...

The Shure MVX2U is a compact device that plugs into any XLR micrphone and turns It into a USB version with live and zero-latency monitoring. Recently I was thinking about using one of my favorite XLR ...

Gamers tend to place a lot of emphasis on their PC’s hardware to get an edge in games, but the right gaming peripherals can be just as critical to performance outcomes. That’s why at PCWorld we review ...