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True wireless, anon. Even one wire can be a hindrance for immersion, or if you're playing something where you do a fair amount of actions around your head or need to adjust your headset. Even just putting it on straight up and not having to feel around to plug in a wire once to go in/out helps. If I'm already dealing with battery life on the headset, ain't that much worse to content with earbud life too. Also depends on the buds/can be cost saving, because most people have wireless buds now, and not spending another $60 or whatever on the wired earbuds just for this or trying to contend with fitting full headphones on properly with a headset while still getting great sound quality compared to a $10 cheapo set you have lying around is handy. Plus, most come with decent mics now, too. If you're playing something sitting like ED or VTOL where you'd be wired in and stationary already it's one thing, and even more immersive in a sense to have everything plugged in/"helmet weight" on your head, but otherwise it's nice. 

For instance, I've been playing a lot of Blade and Sorcery and actually do fencing in real life. Trying to use my muscle memory and real techniques gets real fucking annoying when hy headphones jiggle around or add weight to my head. Same with Pistol Whip when you bob and weave specifically with your head since it's the hitbox.

[spoiler]On the subjext of "near the head" actions, I loterally ended up getting halo protectors for my controllers just to be safe, but specifically because I kept whapping my headset with them when racking the bolt on rifles in H3VR when I started, kek.[/spoiler]