Want to game online Unless you've got a gaming headset, you're going to miss out. Your headset is your line of communication with your team mates, turning your virtual experience into a collaborative one. Should you buy the cheapest headset you can get, or purchase a high end model

The first time you're freed of the confines of wired headphones, things are permanently changed. There's no cord getting caught under your arm or getting tangled when you pull out your phones.

Quality sound; Easy breezy wireless; All day battery life

Flimsy plastics; Questionable comfort

Wired headsets are great in the sense that you never need to charge them and that they're pretty much just plug-in-and-go, but wireless headsets also have distinct advantages. We've just been testing Turtle Beach Stealth 600 for PlayStation 4, and this is a great wireless option for those who would...

The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 is one of the cheaper name-brand wireless headsets, but great sound doesn't fully excuse its awkward design.

Excellent gaming and music sound; Plush ear cups; Easy wireless connectivity

Awkward fit; Lackluster mic design; Limited PC compatibility

You have to update the firmware before use otherwise it's a bit jittery, other than that this headset connects just like the controller and has great sound and good battery life.

As some of you who read the Gadgeteer on a regular basis may have seen, I previously reviewed the Turtle Beach XO THREE gaming headset. If you read my summary on that review you saw one of my issues with the XO THREE, or any gaming headset in general, is the lack of a removable/replaceable cord.

Just a few years ago, a headset that offered the functionality and features of the current Turtle Beach wireless family costed hundreds of dollars. While

The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 is impressive to the ears, but feels awkward and uncomfortable on the head – this wireless PS4 headset delivers highs and lows in near-equal measure.

Strong virtual surround sound; Great wireless performance; Excellent battery life

Uncomfortable; Cheap-feeling build; Limited connectivity

Right out of the box takes 20 seconds to hook up to the console, battery life is great and sound is pretty good considering the price for a wireless headset.

Alongside the Turtle Beach Stealth 700, which we just recently reviewed , the company released a slightly cheaper Xbox One wireless headset – the Stealth 600 with a few notable differences.