PUBG Mobile: Top 5 Headphones to Buy For Pubg Mobile

If you pass all the usual levels of interest around PUBG Mobile, there is a good chance you are currently investing heavily in the game. You learn from all the pieces of news and reviews around the game that break the path, and establish a new brotherhood among others, equally enthusiastic players, who can get enough game.

If this sounds like your current position, you may have been looking for accessories to enhance your overall PUBG Mobile experience. The main accessory to this list happens to be headphones, and depending on the phone you have, you will be looking for the best audio gear to enhance your PUBG Mobile experience. Without further ado, here you are looking at five headphones, each with a different connection, comfort, form factor and audio signature, which would cater for every type of player.

1. Wired earphones: Kingston HyperX Cloud earbuds (Rs 4,490)

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Kingston HyperX Cloud earbuds may be the most important investment you can make, if you take PUBG Mobile (or any other mobile game) seriously than it can be. Even for those just interested in the game, the HyperX Cloud earbuds are one-of-a-kind earphones, bringing a rich audio signature in the middle, while providing a decent bass response and a reliable internet microphone. It is also compatible with any device out there, making it more flexible.

In a complete sense, the Kingston HyperX Cloud earphones are one of the most affordable earphones you can buy, even in the general sense. With the low price offer, there are a few compromises you can make, especially the lack of volume buttons online. However, if you are offered a product that is not a standard product, you can do so.

2. Wireless earphones: Razer Hammerhead BT (Rs 6,999)

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Granted, the Razer Hammerhead BT is not the perfect earphone that audiophiles would love to have. In fact, it is not a good option for listening to music, with a clear heavy signature, while highs are mostly reduced. However, medium-density performance is better than average, and this, combined with a good bass response, light neckwire form factor, wireless communication and line-up microphone with volume keys, calls and music, provides ample reason to recommend Razer Hammerhead BT.

Like the HyperX Cloud earbuds, there are very few products that can offer the same shape that Hammerhead BT has in the market. Gamers can also enjoy the Razer brand factor, which is a name that is clearly revered in gaming consoles.

3. Wireless headphones: Steelseries Arctis 3 (Rs 7,999)

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Unlike the aforementioned, the Steelseries Arctis 3 wireless is likely to be the most muted in the entire range, in appearance and design. It doesn’t look as fun as most sports headphones, and it doesn’t have the violent angles and LEDs in space that contradict the many sports headsets that come with it these days. However, what it offers is a solid, reliable sound that is perfectly suited for play. The atmosphere is hot, and the headphones offer excellent sound stability throughout the sonic range.

If you need more reason to buy it, it also comes with a 3.5mm optional audio cable, giving it a mixed connection. Headphones include all the necessary controls on the body, and even if you switch to pure music, Arctis 3 echoes its excellent gaming performance. And it's very comfortable, and it features a sturdy microphone on which to play group commands. If you have been playing for hours of PUBG Mobile times, you will not find better options than Steelseries Arctis 3 wireless phones in the market.

With the offerings they offer, not all are as expensive.

4. Stable headphones: Logitech G Pro (Rs 8,495)

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While looking for more respect for the shade than Arctis, the Logitech G Pro is able to pack in lower-order oodles. This is greatly enhanced by the fact that Logitech G Pro is actually a pair of very simple and uncluttered headphones that you can put your hands on. Like Razer and Steelseries, the Logitech brand also brings serious interest to the gaming industry, with the G Pro itself offering an excellent deceptive sound and beautiful and playable music as well.

Given that it’s primarily for gaming headphones, Logitech G Pro is dead free to wear for hours, and works well with every device - be it an Android smartphone or actually, even a dedicated, non-lost music player. What makes it a perfect partner for PUBG Mobile lovers is its light build, light portability, excellent voice response, strong sound stability, and a fun, regular world charm that works as gaming headphones.

5.Authentic wireless: Jabra Elite Active 65t (Rs 14,990)

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Now, the Elite Active 65t is not a toy earbuds. In fact, there are no true wireless earbuds intended for gambling, as you may not be able to differentiate with audio gears of smaller forms up to this point. However, the Jabra Elite Active 65t offers excellent delivery for mids, while capturing great bass stability and generally rich sound experience. The on-line microphone also responds to calls in stereo, and the earbuds are neatly integrated into the working pack.

Probably not the most common option, but if you are a PUBG Mobile music lover but not too tired of the idea of   putting your hands on the audio-only audio, Jabra Elite Active 65t is probably the proof of the future, variety and less expensive earbuds you can buy today.