Headsets
Headphones for Computer, Gaming and Studio
1,284 headphones, from licensed children’s sets to Beyerdynamic monitors. The largest audio category in the store, with 349 products carrying a 24-month warranty.
- OTL 123 and Lexibook 61 — licensed character sets for children
- Beyerdynamic 50, Epos 28, Bose 27, Jabra 53, Sony 46 — professional and studio
- Razer 32, Turtle Beach, Havit — gaming
- QCY 46, Urbanista 45, Dudao, Joyroom — everyday wireless
Four different audiences on one page
Children. The OTL and Lexibook ranges are licensed designs featuring characters from games, films and cartoons. The critical feature here is not sound but the volume limit, which protects the hearing of a child who does not know when to turn it down.
Gaming. Over-ear sets with a boom microphone, comfortable for long sessions, focused on directional cues and clear voice for team play.
Office and conference calls. Jabra and Epos specialise here: multiple microphones, voice noise suppression, all-day comfort.
Studio and listening. Beyerdynamic, Sony, Bose — headphones that reproduce sound as it was recorded, without "improving" it.
Open or closed back?
Closed — they isolate you from your surroundings and do not disturb others. The right choice in a shared office, while travelling and for gaming.
Open — a more natural, spacious sound, but they leak outwards and do not isolate. For listening in a quiet room and for long sessions they are noticeably more comfortable.
Wired or wireless?
For gaming and recording, the cable wins: zero latency and no battery. For calls and everyday use, wireless lets you get up from the desk without taking them off.
Mind the connection: USB headsets have their own sound card and often sound better than a motherboard jack. 3.5 mm works everywhere — computer, console, phone with an adapter.
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Frequently asked questions about headphones
- Which headphones for a child?
- Licensed sets with a volume limit. Protecting hearing matters more than sound quality at that age.
- USB or 3.5 mm?
- USB for a computer, because it has its own sound card and often a better result. 3.5 mm for compatibility with consoles, phones and everything else.
- What does open-back mean?
- That the rear of the earcup is not sealed. The sound is more natural and the headphones more comfortable for hours, but they leak outwards.
- Will I sound clear on conference calls?
- That depends on the microphones rather than the sound. The Jabra and Epos ranges are designed specifically for this.
- How do these differ from phone headphones?
- By use. These are office, gaming and studio headphones. For daily carrying, running or riding, see the phone headphones category.
Choose based on where you will wear them and what you will do with them. And if you will be talking a lot, a separate microphone makes more difference than more expensive headphones.