Gaming Headsets from Skullcandy Are Awesomely Priced

Skullcandy has resumed selling gaming headsets after what seems like an eternity. Recently, Skullcandy introduced three new Gaming headphones with excellent functionality and budget-friendly rates. It's crucial to avoid getting mixed up by the terms SLYR Pro and PLYR. All of them are cross-platform, but that's okay. Skullcandy's PLYR headset is the line's centerpiece item. In exchange for its $130 price tag, users get Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, customized sound (through an automated setup process), a noise-canceling microphone, essential volume and mute settings, a headband with adjustable tension, and Tile tracking. Oh, and PLYR has a battery life of 24 hours. Gaming Headset PLYR Multi-Platform Wireless — $130 $100 SLYR Pro Multi-Platform Wired Headset for Gaming $60 for the SLYR Multi-Platform Wired Gaming Headset Skullcandy's SLYR Pro Wired is the middle child despite the "Pro" designation. Most of the functionality in the PLYR headset is present in this $100 device. The only elements lacking are wireless networking and an extra-adjustable helmet. One peculiarity is that a rechargeable battery powers the SLYR Pro's noise-canceling system and built-in hearing test. The Skullcandy SLYR Wired, which costs about $60, is another affordable option. The corded headset lacks modern features like a hearing test or a noise-canceling microphone. However, it does have a bidirectional microphone and audio tuning. For casual players, this is a fantastic offer. The new Skullcandy Gaming Headsets are currently for sale on the corporate website. The brand Skullcandy is well-known among adult and casual gamers. I'm interested to see how these headsets stack against Turtle Beaches.