'put on your headset' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone wearing headphones or other audio headsets. For example, "Put on your headset and listen to the music."
"Put on your headset, and it gives you access to whatever device you choose to use," said Bob Hafner, a managing vice president at Gartner, the marketing research firm in Stamford, Conn.
Of course, you can always put on your headset or go to sleep.
For Star Wars fans, the team at ILMxLAB has built something that will feel entirely familiar the second you put on your headset and one that you will remember long after you walk away.
In fact, those 30 seconds will not exist, because whether we are sitting at our desk, in our home or in Starbucks, accessing a perfectly designed virtual workspace is as simple as putting on your headset.
If you still think we're just crying wolf, put on your VR headset and take a look around, something is waiting on the other side of the door.
"At one time, people said, 'Put on a headset and it's a different world, your dreams can come true.' Instead, you were always aware you had this thing on your head and some people came out feeling nauseous and disoriented".
You put on your virtual reality headset and launch the VR food app.
I think there's definitely going to be a lot more interactive VR experiences around where you put on a headset and walk around artworks, interact with them using your hands.
Once the game was under way, though, Favre put on his headset and embraced an unfamiliar demeanor: one of quiet restraint.
That was a cue for Summerall to turn to put on his headset so he could hear the coin toss on the field.
A few extra seconds to put on a headset and press the talk button can make a difference when you are dashing in from outside.
