Hardware & Technical Wireless headsets.

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So here's the deal.

I have to move around a lot in my house. I have two dogs and a cat to look after, plus loads of other chores.

I've been thinking of getting a wireless headset for a while now, but I'm a little concerned about latency.

I know it's going to exist to a degree, but I don't know how bad I can expect it to be.

What should I know?
 

Broon

Broon
So you feel the need to be able to hear your PC while you are taking out the garbage or chasing Spot around the yard?

Really?
 

Deleted member 110222

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Broon said:
So you feel the need to be able to hear your PC while you are taking out the garbage or chasing Spot around the yard?

Really?
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No I feel the need to not get in a tangled mess of wires every thirty minutes.
 

Cmdr BrinBrown

Cmdr BrinBrown
I use a very good wireless headset.
It has a thumb drive size dongle.
Stick it in a USB port and the PC sound goes to the headset. Take it out and sound comes from PC speakers.
Cannot remember the name costs about $80.
When I get home I will post name & model #.
To keep sound on headset range is say 18ft.
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Edit Headphone is Corsair HS70, has unplugable mic, I paid $99 from Corsair.
 
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starman

starman
Spoke to that Chap in Computer shop you know the one that sell you dodgy reclaimed computer equipment

I asked him

'Do you sell wireless headphone'
He rumaged in his box of stuff and pulled out a pair headphones and handed it to me'

That will be ''£10'

I said this headphones has a wire on it.

So he took out a pair of scissors and cut off the wire.

'There you go, wireless headphone, That will be £20'
 
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