Looking for Good Wireless Gaming Headset

[Crunga]

So I've been playing a lot of games on my computer and Xbox at night recently and it's been waking up the girlfriend. So I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good wireless gaming headset with a mic.

I'd go wired, but I have cats and they don't get along well with cords.

Looking for something with good sound.

---------- Post added 2013-02-08 at 04:23 PM ----------

Was thinking of getting these - Corsair Vengeance 2000 - but any input would be appreciated.

Also, I have a sound bar on my TV and all my devices are hooked up to that through HDMI, would that cause any issues?

[Schmiggy]

I don't know what your budget is, but I've got Astro A50's and they're amazing. If you're going to have a look at them though, don't go by the price on their website, you can get them much cheaper.

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Corsair Vengeance 2000 like you mention in OP is pretty good, decent quality and price.

[crazmit]

Hands down the best wireless Headset is the Logitech G930 ....do a search on google or check it out on newegg $99 us

[Stevegasm]

I don't know what your budget is, but I've got Astro A50's and they're amazing. If you're going to have a look at them though, don't go by the price on their website, you can get them much cheaper.

Seconded, and I suppose another thumbs up from my brother. Best pair I ever owned, which I got on my brother's recommendation (he has about $1200 or so in headsets right now). I use it for my PC gaming.

As for your last question, most headsets I've noticed use optical for sound. For my home theatre I have my EarForce Delta hooked up on my TV's optical out. In order to get sound out to it, I have to pass the signal from whatever device I'm using (360, PS3, WiiU, or Cable) though with my receiver off. Basically, I turn the TV, receiver, and device on, and make sure the receiver has the correct device selected, and then I have to turn off the receiver and wait a few seconds and everything works fine. If you only have one gaming system, you can simply connect the headset to the system's optical out.

The only other headset I own is the Steelseries 5H USB. I got it on sale for $80, but it was worth about $150 at the time I got it, and I was pretty happy with it. But after using the A50, I don't think I can go back. That being said, the one you list there seems pretty decent.

[Crunga]

Just looked some more into the Corsair Vengeance 2000 and the Logitech G930. Turns out neither of them work on Xbox, which is kind of a bummer.