Headset Issue and Questions

[amstiffl]

Hey, so I just finished my first build, hallelujah haha, but I am having a problem with my headset.  Currently I am trying to use my turtle beach px4's with my PC, sound works beautifully, but whenever I use the microphone through bluetooth their is a very distinct popping sound, almost like popcorn, that comes through.  I am aware that the PX4 headset is built for the PS4 but it does not make sense to me why any issues would result with the microphone when using it with a PC.  Is there anything I can do to fix this or is this a result of something that I cannot control?  Below is my mobo, wifi card, and headset for reference.  The wifi card is my bluetooth source and it plugs into a pci slot and uses a USB 2.0 header for power.

 

Headset - http://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Surround-PlayStation-Headset-TBS-3276-01-4/dp/B00EI4V3X2

Mobo - MSI Gaming M5

Wifi/BT Card - http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4739#ov

 

If there is not a solution, any comment would be appreciated.

 

Second, I am perfectly fine buying a new audio solution for my pc if I have to.  I am new to the audio world, I previously used a built-in microphone and earbuds with my laptop which I had for the last 5 years. I have a $100 - $150 budget for a good headset, or a $150 - $200 for a sound card and headset if the sound card would make an appreciable difference.  I mainly listen to movies, music, and video games.  I would like at least a decent quality microphone since I use skype and mumble sometimes.  I am not an audiophile or anything I just want decent quality sound with a microphone that sounds good without interference issues. 

 

A black/red color combo would be preferable also since the rest of my build is black and red.

[olbaze]

Well, if you want suggestions, HyperX Cloud II (http://amzn.com/B00SAYCXWG) fits the bill perfectly: It's an excellent headset, it's 100$, it's black-and-red, it's got a decent microphone (https://soundcloud.com/ltt-mic-test/hyperx-cloud-microphone-test-recording) and it should have no issues working with your PC.

[amstiffl]

Funny enough that was one that I was looking at prior to making this post.  Looks like a solid buy, will probably pick it up unless someone posts comments that steer me otherwise haha.

[sobe]

Funny enough that was one that I was looking at prior to making this post.  Looks like a solid buy, will probably pick it up unless someone posts comments that steer me otherwise haha.

 

I would suggest the HyperX Cloud or Cloud Core, not the Cloud 2 unless you ABSOLUTELY need to use USB for whatever reason. $30 price premium for a very cheap and crappy usb amp/dac, pass on that...

[amstiffl]

My motherboard has decent onboard audio so that should not be a problem, if the additional dongle / surround sound is of no help or not good, then I am probably going to go with the Cloud 1, once again pending any positive/negative feedback from LTT.

[amstiffl]

Is there any point in getting a sound card, or will there not be any appreciable difference over the one included with my Gaming M5.  Figured I would ask since I have a lot of money left over in my budget getting the Cloud 1.  Anything between $50 and $75 that would blow my mind or increase performance by a large margin?