how to connect wireless headphones to pc

 

The PC is undoubtedly one of the most popular choices for multimedia consumption. This is because it can run smoothly on lower-end hardware, and offers unparalleled flexibility in terms of how you can use your monitor. One item that many people overlook nowadays is sound. There are plenty of headphones for desktop PCs, but if you want something wireless then things get a tad more complicated. The article will cover what wireless headphones are and their pros and cons over wired models. There will also be an explanation on how to connect wireless headphones to PC or laptop with bluetooth or USB audio adapter cables as well as a list of the best models currently available.

What Are Wireless Headphones?

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Wireless headphones are just that: headphones with no wire. They are usually advertised as Bluetooth or wireless. A great deal of the time they include a microphone of some kind that enables you to use them for calls, as well as a 3.5mm jack on the left side so that you can connect them to other devices with wires. These are great if you want something easy to carry around or just don't like the mess of wires on your desk or computer table. There is also an entire range of wireless stereo speakers to consider, but these aren't usually sold standalone and are more expensive than the headphones themselves.

The Top Wireless Headsets Currently Available

Headphones Reviews

#1 – Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930 with 7.1 Surround Sound (981-000257) review

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This headset comes with a unique design that has become synonymous with the brand. The ear cups are oval shaped and are decorated with LED lights which can be programmed with up to 16.8m colors and different effects. A couple of buttons on the left side of each cup lets you control these lights or mute the microphone during a call. The earpieces are padded for comfort, but you should let them sit around your ears for at least 15 minutes before use in order to get used to them better. The headband is reinforced with steel, but it can be adjusted. In terms of audio quality, the 7.1 surround sound makes it a worthy headset for gaming and watching movies. The mic on the other hand is decently sensitive and cancels out background noise well provided you speak directly into it.

#2 – Sennheiser PC 31 II Review

The PC21 II features a unique design that looks quite different from most normal headsets. The earpieces are dark black and slightly-angled for a more ergonomic fit. It has a custom-fit padding system that conforms to the shape of your head so it's comfortable to wear even for extended periods. The microphone is attached to the left earpiece by a flexible boom and can be flipped around to mute. It also features an LED light that illuminates when it's muted, so you don't have to check for yourself if it's on or not. The sound quality is decent considering its low price, but don't expect it to compete with high-end models for detail. This model also comes with a USB sound adapter so that you can connect it directly to your PC without any wires involved.

#3 – Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930 with 7.