Connection method and fit usually matter more for gaming than a broad surround or bass marketing claim.
A 3.5mm or USB cable avoids battery charging and can minimise delay, while wireless improves movement. Bluetooth, LE Audio and dedicated 2.4GHz receivers are different connection systems.
A four-pole 3.5mm plug can carry headphones and microphone on compatible sockets, but desktop PCs may need a splitter. USB-C audio support also varies by device.
An inline mic sits farther from the mouth than a boom and can pick up cable movement or room sound. Check mute controls and sample recordings when team chat matters.
Correct tip size creates a stable seal, improves bass and reduces outside noise without electronics. Pressure or poor fit can become uncomfortable during a long session.
Wireless runtime changes with volume, microphone use and processing features. Confirm whether the published figure covers the buds alone or includes case recharges.