SeekerTop Headphones 2023
Discover the ultimate headphone experience with our carefully curated selection. We analyze reviews and ratings from across the web to present you with the top-rated headphones in the market. Whether you're a music enthusiast, gamer, or audiophile, our collection includes a variety of options to suit your preferences. From noise-canceling technology to immersive sound quality, our Top Picks ensure you find the perfect pair of headphones for an unparalleled audio journey. Explore our selection and elevate your listening experience today.
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The Xbox Stereo Headset is adequate for wired gaming. This headset has a comfortable and well-built design that shouldn't be too tiring to wear throughout a long gaming marathon. It has a boom mic that's able to record your voice clearly, although it has trouble separating speech from moderate ambient noise, which can be an issue if you're gaming near an open window with a lot of traffic. Unfortunately, it lacks sound customization features like an EQ to help adjust its sound to your liking.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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The JBL Quantum 100 are an okay choice for wired gaming. Their wired connection allows for lag-free audio while their high-quality boom microphone means that teammates will be able to understand you. Unfortunately, their fit is a little on the tight side and might begin to pinch your ears during longer gaming sessions.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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These headphones are a decent choice for wired gaming. They come with both a 1/8" TRRS and USB-A to USB-C cable, ensuring full audio and microphone compatibility regardless of what system you choose to game on. Their microphone also provides good overall performance, as it ensures your voice comes through clear and mostly absent of any background chatter.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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The JBL Quantum 800 are okay for wireless gaming. They're fairly comfortable headphones that come with customizable RGB lighting. However, as they're heavy, their weight may become a little fatiguing if worn for long gaming sessions. Thanks to their USB dongle, you can play wirelessly on PC and PS4. It's worth noting that we tested the boom microphone using its 1/8" TRRS cable, which produced better results than when used wirelessly. When wired, voices sound clear, although lacking fullness.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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Good for gaming. The Logitech G430 have a balanced sound, a decent mic, and a wired design so they have no latency. This makes them good for gaming but also slightly limited. They won't be ideal if you like to move a lot during your gaming sessions since the audio cable does not have a lot of range but they're comfortable and breathable so you can wear them for hours.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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The Sennheiser RS 175 are good home theater headphones but only average for mixed usage. They're not versatile enough for all environments and situations, and the stand transmitter limits their use outdoors. If you're not in direct line-of-sight or close to your source and the transmitter, then the headphones are practically unusable.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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The Sony WH-CH710N are reasonable for commuting and travel. They're comfortable enough to wear for long periods without much fatigue, and their long continuous battery life can get you through long international flights. Unfortunately, their bulky design isn't very portable. They also don't block out much background noise, especially in the bass range, so you'll still hear bus and plane engines while wearing these headphones.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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Decent for gaming. They have very low latency and a great app with a lot of customization options. Unfortunately, they have a poorly balanced, bass-heavy sound and they're not comfortable to wear for long gaming sessions. They're a bit too tight, they have awkwardly sized ear cups and mediocre breathability. They also have no controls on the headphone so you must use the software or change volume levels directly on your PC which can be somewhat inconvenient at times.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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The Sennheiser HD 8XX are alright for neutral sound. They have a warm sound profile that brings extra boom to your mixes, and their passive soundstage is wide, spacious, and immersive. However, vocals and lead instruments are weak and dull. They also lack a thumpy low-bass, which is to be expected from open-back headphones. Their bass isn't as extended as that of the Sennheiser HD 800 S, though.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
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The Logitech G435 has a flimsy build and middling sound quality, but the price is more than fair, and it's compatible with a wide variety of systems.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Guide
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