PS2 Wireless Headset

By: Rupert Glodich


Let's face it - you're addicted to that favorite PS2 game! And trying to sneak around the house without waking everyone up can be a bit of a challenge. So why not invest in a Logitech PS2 wireless headset?

No matter what your favorite game is there is a time when you want a little privacy or need to play quietly so that you aren't disturbing the rest of the members of your family. So buying a headset for your PS2 only makes sense. Oh yes and don't forget it will also provide you with communication when you are playing online.

Wireless is a relatively new concept for PS2 headsets. Up until just a short time ago you were stuck with cords getting in your way at the most inopportune moment. In that most exciting moment you suddenly find yourself caught up in your headset cord. What a way to wreck the moment. But no more! Today you can go wireless!!

The PS2 wireless headset will let you send and receive commands and it will hide those taunts from others in the room. And when you are PS2 gaming online you'll have crystal clear communication.

The headset connects with ease and it not only provides crystal clear clarity it's comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. It has relatively decent noise cancellation considering the price range and it's certainly meets all of ones gaming needs.

Gaming can be a bit of a rough sport. After all those moments can get rather heated and the last thing you need is to get caught up in cords. That's why wireless is so great. And not only is this headset wireless it's also built well with quality and longevity in mind.

The Logitech headset is well built and will take a beating and keep on playing. They'll take a little bit of roughing without ever letting you down. So when you are just a little rough in the moment they can take it.

The sound is excellent and even the slightest sounds can easily be heard. You'll get the full range of sounds and the volume control makes it easy to quickly adjust. There's also a mute button so when the noise gets too much or someone's babbling in your ear and you just have to hear what they have to say, then you can easily click the mute.

Sony also makes a PS2 wireless headset. It comes with three different earpiece covers but it doesn't have the mute or volume control. The Logitech seems to be more comfortable than the Sony but both have rather flimsy wires that break too easy.

The Logitech price is fairly decent all things considered. It is also a popular choice for use on a computer. I found it worked well and provided the same quality as other PC comparable products.

If you are a gamer and spend a great deal of time on your PS2 you need to invest in a PS2 wireless headset which you can buy online for a great price.

Rupert Glodich has been a salesperson in the audio section of an electronic store for more than 5 years. He enjoys helping customers select the right headset according to their preferences. Visit his website at www.perfectheadsets.com to learn about different headsets available in the market.