Seeking wireless headset advice [Giveaway Ended]

I bought a wireless steelseries headset for i think 30-50, it was on a moderate sale and have been enjoying them for a couple months, though i don't remember which specific ones they are

Playstation Pulse 3D is a nice wireless headset. $99, and you'd be hard pressed to find something as nice for the price. They take a little while to break in though (uncomfortable the first few times you wear them), and probably aren't a good idea if you have larger sized ears.

I've got a few bookmarked on amazon, but looking into it i quickly figured out that i would prefer higher quality wired over wireless.

Anything wireless is only as good as long as the batteries can be charged, and most companies are gonna want you to buy a new model after a couple years over changing out batteries. So they're very likely to design accordingly.

So while reviews are helpful, i'd keep in mind when budgeting, that you will likely need to replace them every 2-3 years.

Razer Nari Essential, currently the one I am using and the only wireless I ever had, no complains and it's around the same price as the Arctis 7

Corsair Void RGB Elite Wireless are quite good and on the cheaper side.

I was about to recommend the Arctis 7P but then seen you already have it lol, that's what I use. Love mine.

I try to keep hardware functions separated when they can be; e.g., I prefer a nice pair of headphones with a small separate mic that I can clip on like my current (and sadly discontinued) Sony ECM-CS3, can stand on the desk, or is run in-line with the headphone cable like the V-MODA BoomPro. Likewise, I'd much sooner buy a wireless dongle that I can attach any headphones to, rather than something integrated. Do it this way, and you've got a lot more freedom for upgrades—whether it's better headphones, or a better wireless adapter, and so on. Though it may not look as pretty unless you get crafty with how you stow the adapter.

Unfortunately, I can't personally recommend any specific models here, as while this is something I'm planning on doing myself, I haven't actually done it yet; but this article seems to have some good ones highlighted: https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-bluetooth-headphone-adapter/

Actually im thinking of buying the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7. Any reason why you don't buy another one?

I use SteelSeries Arctis 7 + too, and I still absolutely love them.
If you also like yours you can serch online, I've found them for about $170.

I don't know a lot about headsets, but I got one some time ago, and these two were my only options: Razor Barracuda series or Xbox headsets. I got Barracuda and my friend Xbox headset, both are great imo.

I buy these for work staff that want a headset. Cheap, both wireless and wired and work well.
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0BNKGHX12/

I use AfterShokz, I have the Aeropex, looks like the openrun/pro is the slightly newer ver.
I like my ears open so I hear my surroundings but can still listen to music without anyone
else hearing them. Works great in the office. My brother likes them on the golf course.
https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=AfterShokz

Supports multi point. Thats a must have for me so I can seamless switch from computer to phone.

Edit. So comfortable. I can wear them all day and have forgotten I had them on many times so drove home with them.

not using headsets, have a bump instead ;)

I have sennheiser gsp 370 and the battery lasts up to 100 hours. best headset i ever had also its LIGHT so you wont get a headache.