Most wireless gaming headsets will offer stereo sound from both earcups, but an increasing number now offer 3D spatial audio. This feature mimics the kind of sound experience you'd expect to get from having multiple speakers, thereby delivering sound through a 360-degree sound-scape in your headset. Headsets like the Razer Barracuda Pro Wireless, SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, and HyperX Cloud Core Wireless, all offer their own spatial audio technologies, so the chances are good that a new-to-market mid-range or premium headset will support this technology. While there are some differences between the spatial audio technologies used by different headsets, on the whole most work reasonably well, allowing you to clearly hear the directionality of sounds in games. Suffice to say, if you're a competitive gamer this feature can give you a big advantage over your competitors, allowing you to better pinpoint sounds like your opponents' foot-falls, explosions, or enemy fire a little easier than you otherwise would.