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When I have to decide which wireless gaming headset I want to use, it’s a tough choice SteelSeries Arctis buds And Sony InZone Buds headphones. They both have a comfortable fit, active noise cancellation, great sound quality, and their USB-C transmitters work with every non-Xbox console in my apartment. But it’s easy to tell you which of the two you should buy now, if you’re in the market: SteelSeries’ white Arctis Buds with PlayStation Wireless Connection are down to $127.99 ($73 off) at Amazon – Their best price yet. (This model originally retailed for $159.99, but its price has likely increased due to… Increased tariffs). However, it is much cheaper than Sony devices $228 Inzone buds.
Arctis Buds can connect to one of several devices using the 2.4GHz transmitter, from PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch 2. The most expensive version is $165.99 (Black) Works with Xbox and all the platforms mentioned above.) If you need them more as earbuds to join a call or listen to podcasts from your phone, you can pair them via Bluetooth 5.3. Whether you’re gaming or jamming, these headphones feature active noise cancellation to block out more sound. They also have a transparency mode, allowing you to hear more of your surroundings.
Some additional perks include the Qi wireless case, which can be recharged on the same wireless charging pad you might use with the AirPods Pro or a different set of earbuds. The earbuds can last about 10 hours per charge, slightly less if you use the active noise cancellation feature. (Our reviewer Tom Warren got nine hours of life with ANC turned on.) Almost every set of wireless earbuds has limitations, the biggest of which with this model is that it can’t deliver audio from 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections simultaneously. It’s one or the other.