Having the ability to precisely pinpoint where your enemy is coming from by their footsteps alone almost feels like cheating from time to time, so a good audio setup can and will win you games. Sound is important in all of our analyzed games, and while it's a bigger factor in some games than it is in others it's never a bad idea to invest in a proper audio setup. A lot of people are still playing with a subpar headset (or even just regular monitor or PC speakers) and that can definitely put you at a disadvantage if you're playing against people with a good quality headset. No such consideration is necessary for wired headsets of course which get their power through the cable.If you want to become the best you can be at pretty much any game you'll want to take any advantages you can get, and sound is definitely one of those. However, the former is certainly a hurdle for planning out play sessions, and remembering to charge it when not in use. The latter is a smaller consideration due to technical wizardry of recent years meaning headsets with batteries are lighter than ever. Next is the fact that you'll have to charge the wireless headset, and its battery inside might add some extra weight (though it certainly can't be said that all wired headsets are light as a feather). This can seem like a small problem until you start to factor in all your other peripherals like mic and keyboards (on PC) and whether you have external storage, chargers, and controllers attached to the few USB ports that exist on console. First, from a practical perspective, you'll often tie up one of your USB ports instantly. The tradeoffs for going cord-free do definitely exist of course.
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