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Discover the top PC headsets with mic for gaming and work. Find the perfect headset based on your needs and budget. Looking for the ideal PC headset with a mic for gaming, work, or everyday use?

The Galaxy Tab A9 Plus is a solid budget tablet with a great display, sturdy design, and a decent update commitment from Samsung that should see the device supported through Android 16 at least.

The JBL Quantum 100 has an impressive 4.3/5 rating on Amazon. This wired-over-ear headset has a boom microphone that can be muted by flipping it upward, as well as a cable with in-line volume ...

Microsoft is refreshing its Xbox Wireless Headset today, adding an upgraded microphone and improving the battery life. The refreshed headset will also support Dolby Atmos at no extra cost and ...

Let’s get the mandatory disclosures out of the way. I love the A10; I love everything about it. I was a student-athlete at St. Joe’s and am currently employed by Loyola Chicago. I am often ...

For communication, the headset features a fully adjustable, omnidirectional microphone for clear voice pick-up, enhancing in-game communication with teammates. The detachable microphone allows ...

While there is a built-in mic on the headset (and a supplementary one that uses AI to help with noise cancellation), the Alienware Pro comes with a detachable and flexible microphone with a pop ...

Microsoft has announced some upgrades to its Xbox Wireless Headset on Tuesday, with improved audio, better battery life, and an upgraded microphone for $110, which is $10 more than its predecessor.

We may earn a commission from links on this page. You can’t be a proper Discord kitten without cat ears on your gaming headset. But what if instead of cat ears, you had Pokemon ears, wouldn’t ...

Sure, it's easy enough to just pop the mic off and stow away the headset itself, but now I'm stuck holding this small appendage with nowhere to put it but... next to the headset, I guess?