Gaming headsets stories

Sony expands its INZONE gaming range with an open-back headset and fresh finishes for earbuds, mouse and mousepad accessories.

Logitech launches Logi Week on Amazon, offering Prime members up to 40% off more than 100 gaming, work and audio products globally.

ROG marks 20 years at CES 2026 with a dual 16-inch screen gaming laptop, holographic desktop, AR glasses and Kojima-inspired gear.

HP folds OMEN into HyperX with a unified gaming brand, debuting a powerhouse MAX 16 laptop, QD‑OLED monitor and brain‑sensing headset.

Sprout Harmonic 4.0 Bluetooth Headphones offer rich sound, active noise-cancelling, and handy features like Duolink and a travel-friendly case.

AceZone has appointed Audacity Australia as the exclusive distributor of its premium gaming headsets across Australia and New Zealand.

HyperX releases Cloud Stinger 2 headset for PlayStation 4 and 5, boasting a lightweight design and high-quality audio for an affordable price.

The HyperX Cloud III is a stylish and versatile headset that delivers crisp audio across all devices, providing great value for its price.

SteelSeries sent over one of its Arctis Nova 7 Wireless headsets to test out. I tried it out, and here's what I thought.

The EPOS H6PRO headset comes in both open and close acoustic configurations. Darren Price checks them both out.

EPOS launches its first gaming headset, the H3, marketed solely under its own brand, drawing inspiration from the EPOS Sennheiser GSP 300-series headsets.

EPOS's GSX 1200 Pro provides gamers with a switchable headset/speaker audio amplifier and linked chatting for LAN gaming.

EPOS hits it out of the park with their gaming headsets. The GSP 601 is a special bit of kit: best-looking and solid construction.

EPOS unveils its newly branded GSP 601 and GSP 602 gaming headsets, delivering revamped colours and high audio fidelity for gamers.

Epos Sennheiser GSP 670 wireless gaming headset provides accurate and immersive audio, becoming a must-have for serious gamers.

According to Logitech, the new headset features quality materials, as well as precision audio and advanced communications, all with wireless 'freedom'.

Epos Sennheiser Game One: A reliable, high-quality gaming headset with open acoustic design. Good value for money at AU$249/NZ$299.

Built for gaming, it promises to give that authentic gaming experience, so you'll know if that character behind you is making threatening noises.

UK gaming accessory company, Stealth Gaming, is expanding into the Australian market with their range of innovative and affordable gaming accessories.

Sennheiser donates 1500 headsets to global charities, boosting gaming communities and aiding in social support.