#Cheap bluetooth gaming headset pro#
I'd suggest getting the Cooler Master MH751/752 (A rebranded Takstar Pro 82) or a Philips SHP9500 with a modmic instead (note that these are wired), but if you're dead set on wireless, you can look at the Anker Soundcore Q20 or Soundsurge 90 pero know that the BT latency issues WILL be present.Īs for the choices you've listed above, I suppose the HyperX Cloud Stinger Wireless is the least offensive of the bunch- they make okay headphones pero yun nga, sold at a premium. Buying one a cheap one that's wireless only ensures you're getting an even worse experience down the line. Unfortunately, for your budget, the quality of wireless headsets you'll be getting will leave a lot to be desired.ĭisclaimer lang that I'm speaking more from the perspective of an audio enthusiast, pero I find that wireless audio gear, particularly for gaming use, leads to some pretty terrible latency issues that you can mostly attribute to shitty windows/bluetooth support.Īdd the fact that you'll be getting worse audio quality pa (again, particularly for the price-point) and you've got a turd sandwich that you wouldn't have had to deal with if you just went wired.Īnything that markets itself as a "gaming" headset, save for a select few models, are an excuse to sell you overpriced crap, because you have to remember that they know jack shit about audio.
Otherwise, if you can convince yourself that you can live with wires, the most commonly suggested headphones for gaming near that price range would be the HyperX Cloud II and the Philips SHP9500 with a separate mic. Some examples include the QCY T5 (less than 1,000), KZ S2 (around 1,200), Edifier TWS1 (around 2,000), Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 (around 2,500), or Lypertek Levi (around 3,000). On the other hand, you can probably find some decent audiophile-quality true wireless IEMs with a mic that will actually sound better and be more reliable than a headset from a "gaming" brand, for a fraction of the price. The cheapest wireless over-ear headset that I'd recommend would be the CoolerMaster MH670, which already costs around P5,000. Consider heavily if the convenience of not having wires outweighs all the other cons of budget wireless headsets. All that, while costing more than their wired counterparts. Especially in the budget range, wireless headphones/headsets have worse sound quality, worse mic quality, worse durability, shorter lifespans, interference issues, battery problems, compatibility issues, and latency problems. Considering your budget, have you considered buying wireless IEMs instead?Ī quick look at the product sheets and reviews/comments on your listed headphones seem to indicate that you're going to end up paying a lot more money for a lot less quality and usability.
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