Wireless Computer Headphones

Yes, you can connect headphones for PC gaming in various ways.

First, most PCs have a headphone jack and the majority of computer headphones support AUX connectivity. Simply plug the AUX connector of your headphones into this jack to establish a wired connection. In addition, most headphones today support Bluetooth connection, like soundcore’s headphones for PC gaming, so you can also pair them with your PC to establish a Bluetooth connection.

Several reasons could be behind your headphones not working on your computer:

Physical Connection Issues: Ensure that the headphone jack is fully inserted into the headphone port on your computer. Sometimes, dirt or debris can accumulate in the port, hindering the connection.

Faulty Headphones or Cable: Test your headphones on another device to determine if they are functioning properly. If they work on another device, the issue might lie with the headphone jack on your computer or the cable itself.

Audio Output Settings: Check your computer's audio settings to ensure that the correct output device (e.g., headphones) is selected.

Driver Issues: Outdated or corrupted audio drivers can cause issues with headphone functionality. Update your audio drivers through Device Manager (Windows) or the App Store (macOS) to ensure they are up to date.

Among the plethora of good PC headphones, soundcore's lineup stands out as the best headphones for PCs with noise-canceling capabilities. soundcore’s computer headphones such as soundcore Space Q45 excel not only in noise cancellation but also in delivering high-fidelity sound, ensuring every detail is crystal clear.