An investment in a gaming headset that delivers realistic footstep sound effects will make your gaming experience feel more realistic, whether you’re engaging in multiplayer shooting games or watching cinematic cutscenes. A good headset with this functionality can help keep the focus where it belongs: on where your enemies may be hiding!
A great gaming headset for footsteps should be comfortable to wear for extended gaming sessions, with soft ear cups that snugly surround your ears. They should also feature lightweight yet durable construction that can withstand accidental bumps, drops and crashes without suffering damage or discomfort; some models even come equipped with detachable microphones for mobile use or USB-C power cables for convenient charging on-the-go.
Skullcandy PLYR headphones feature an understated design, making them a suitable option for everyday and gaming use. Equipped to support PC, Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo consoles as well as Bluetooth for phone calls and music streaming – its 50mm dynamic drivers deliver plenty of low bass while remaining balanced so higher-pitched sounds such as gunfire can still be clearly heard – these are an impressive value at their price point!
Its microphone is an impressive performer as well, accurately reproducing your voice while canceling out background noise without making it sound muffled or nasal. Furthermore, this headset offers sidetone – the ability to hear yourself speaking through its headset – which many competing products lack. Finally, its battery provides ample runtime between charges, making replacement easy.
The Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT headphones are a high-end set that come at an equally premium price point. Their plush cups rival even those found in more costly audiophile sets, while its surround sound implementation for PC gamers is exceptional. A spacious soundstage spreads directional soundwaves across each of its earcups to pinpoint enemy locations more effectively in shooters – also providing better clarity of higher pitched sounds such as footsteps. It may not feature bassy frequencies like other gaming headsets might, however.
With its auxiliary ports allowing you to plug in portable audio players or mobile phones, and software suite that includes graphic EQ with sound presets. This makes this headset suitable for those planning on playing both PC and console gaming; or those experiencing audio-syncing issues due to latency between laptop/desktop computer and headset; its microphone can even be turned up when listening to music/podcasts etc.
