To really see how these performed, we sat down and played around with a few different features. First off, we listened to a bunch of our favourite tracks - including the latest albums from The Killers ...

In the eternal quest for your dream headset, you have to kiss a few frogs, and while Astro, Turtle Beach and Logitech have made for compelling suitors in recent years, Plantronics have quietly been ...

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The sound quality is great for the price, however, the comfort is non-existent. Maybe it would be fine for kids, but adults will experience a clamped skull. Following its mainstream PC gamer release ...

Inside the box, you'll also find the carry sleeve, 3.5mm cable, MicroUSB cable, and Bluetooth USB adapter. The latter is basically all that differentiates between the regular BackBeat Pro and Pro+: it ...

While headsets might not be the most exciting piece of hardware to shop for, being able to accurately hear where guns shots of your opponents are coming from is invaluable in shooters like Modern ...

Plantronics have announced their latest wireless headset, the Plantronics .Audio 995. Rather than use a standardized wireless technology such as Bluetooth, Plantronics have plumped for their own ...

It’s often a good idea when you’re buying expensive bits of technology to do a little light Googling to see what real people out there have to say about the gadget you’re about to drop a chunk of your ...

Do Bluetooth headset makers plant their seeds at the same time every year or something? Following the Jawbone Prime, modeled by sexy ladies, is Plantronics’ Voyager ...

The world of ear attachments is now a fairly complicated one, and any decision-making tree based on the premise that you actually want to buy something with which to process audible content is going ...

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