\nPrice: $199
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, Best Buy, EPOS
\nWhile these aren\u2019t an over-ear or on-ear gaming headset, they\u2019re still designed mostly for gaming and they\u2019re probably the best pair of gaming earbuds we\u2019ve tried in some time. We were extremely fond of the Razer Hammerhead True Wireless Pro, but these take things to another level because of their compatibility with the PS5 in addition to mobile, Nintendo Switch, and even PC.
\nThey provide around 5 hours of battery life so they may not be the best choice for super long gaming sessions. If you see yourself sitting down and playing games for an entire Saturday, expect to take a few breaks to charge these up once or twice.
\nThat aside, the sound quality is insanely good. And these are comfortable enough to wear for the entire 5 or so hours until they need a recharge. These can connect through Bluetooth to devices that support Bluetooth audio, but they also come with a tiny USB-C dongle that you can use for the PS5 and Nintendo Switch. You can use them with mobile devices too if you want a more lag-free audio experience.
\nPlus, you can use them with mobile devices for things other than games. And it does just as good of a job at providing great audio for things like music or video.
\nSteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless
\nPrice: $330
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, Walmart
\nIf you want lossless audio, and you want it to be high-quality, and wireless, the Arctis Pro Wireless from SteelSeries should be your pick.
\nThis works with PC and PS4 via the wireless transmitter that you plug directly into the system that you\u2019re playing games on. The Headset then connects to that transmitter.
\nIt\u2019s Discord certified meaning your game chat is going to be stellar, and it can be used for other devices that accept Bluetooth audio devices. It also has audio in and out plugs, so you could even plug it into home audio systems if you wanted. It can technically be used with Xbox One, but not wirelessly.
\nFor it to work on that console you would need to plug the headset into the controller\u2019s audio jack. Even then there\u2019s no guarantee that the mic would work for game chat.
\nStill, this is the best headset for lossless audio if you need something for both PS4 and PC, and this works for mobile and Nintendo Switch too.
\nRazer Kraken X USB
\nPrice: $60
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, Razer
\nRazer is once again on this list for our selection of the best budget headset. We\u2019ve been big fans of the kraken line simply because it offered some of the best audio quality at a lower price.
\nAnd the Kraken X USB is essentially the pinnacle of that. It even comes in a 3.5mm version that\u2019s $49.99 instead of $59.99 if you have the hardware on your PC to support 3.5mm audio headsets. That version is also perfect for the Nintendo Switch, and mobile phones with an audio jack.
\nThese feature 7.1 surround sound for more immersive gaming audio, soft leatherette ear cushions and a plushy headband cushion, a bendable mic, and in-headset audio controls. They\u2019re pretty basic, but the no-frills setup means you still get great audio for gaming without spending a whole lot.
\nSteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless
\nPrice: $99.99
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, Walmart
\nRazer isn\u2019t the only brand returning further down the list. SteelSeries makes all kinds of headsets and the Arctis 1 Wireless is the perfect option for mobile gamers.
\nThis is another headset that\u2019s multi-platform, and works with four different systems. While we consider it the best option for mobile specifically, it also works with Nintendo Switch, PC, and PS4.
\nIt has the same high-quality audio drivers as the Arctis 7, ultra-low latency lossless audio, a detachable mic that\u2019s Discord certified and features the ClearCast technology (never be unheard again), and of course an adjustable headband for better comfort that\u2019s also extremely durable because it\u2019s made of stainless steel.
\nPlus at $99 these are great for the price.
\nSony Pulse 3D
\nPrice: $100
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, B&H, Target, Best Buy, PlayStation Direct, GameStop
\nSony\u2019s Pulse 3D wireless headset for the PS5 is probably going to be the most popular option for PS5 owners. Quite simply because it is pretty decent and it\u2019s available at a good price point. $100 is a good price for something that offers 3D audio support, stereo sound, and a lossless 2.4GHz connection to keep you immersed.
\nThe Pulse 3D wireless headset also has a built-in mic that doesn\u2019t protrude outward like some other options. So if you prefer that more seamless look this is a good trait. It also makes it easy to ensure you aren\u2019t bumping the mic if you\u2019re ever lifting your hands up towards your mouth to take a drink or snack on something during games. There\u2019s on-ear controls as well.
\nYou also get pretty decent battery life of up to 12 hours of play time, and quick charge time. If you need to conserve some of that battery life, you can even plug the headset into the DualSense controller via a 3.mm audio jack. Which you may need to do from time to time. Comfort wise there may be some better options out there. But you\u2019ll likely spend more.
\nSo for the price, you get a very comfortable headset that carries the same design as the PS5 console, great audio quality, and because it\u2019s coming directly from Sony you should have pretty good support if anything ever goes wrong.
\nRazer Black Shark V2 Pro
\nPrice: $160
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, Best Buy, Razer
\nRazer is rooted in Esports. So it shouldn\u2019t be a surprise that our pick for the best Esports headset is Razer\u2019s Black Shark V2 Pro.
\nThis is a wireless headset so you\u2019re unencumbered by long, annoying cords that do nothing but get in your way and brush up against your arm when you\u2019re in the heat of the moment, causing the immersion to break.
\nIt also has a detachable mic for when you don\u2019t need team voice chat, and it supports THX 7.1 surround sound audio. The best thing about the headset though is the comfort. Whether you\u2019re playing competitively or you\u2019re playing on your own during your own time, you can wear these all day and not get fatigued.
\nThe giant oval-shaped cushions help you stay comfortable during longer gaming sessions. And the infused cooling gel inside of them helps keep your ears cool and prevent sweat. Or at least excessive amounts of it.
\nJBL Quantum One
\nPrice: $300
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, B&H, Walmart
\nWhile there are a few wired gaming headsets on this list, none of them can do what the JBL Quantum One can do. In fact none of the other headsets can either. At least not as good.
\nThe JBL Quantum One is a headset that features excellent gaming immersion thanks to spatial audio and head tracking. The head tracking works in such a way that when you turn your head to the left or right, that\u2019s the ear that you hear most of the sound from. Just as you might if you turned your left or right ear towards sound coming from the right or left.
\nIt also has active noise cancellation. Once this is on you really can\u2019t hear anything but what\u2019s playing through the headphones. It\u2019s quite amazing when you\u2019re knee deep in a game. If you need to talk to someone in the real world though, you can still leave the headset on thanks to the noise pass through. There\u2019s even a dedicated button for it.
\nPress it, and the headset will almost entirely mute the audio of the game and your chat, and let in noise from the world around you. It\u2019s rather clear too. This lets you talk to anyone in the real world who might need your attention for a few minutes, then quickly jump back into the game once you can get back to it.
\nOf course it also has things like a detachable Discord-certified microphone, RGB lighting, and the connection port is USB-C. Rounding out the big features are a super comfy adjustable headband and swivel ear cups.
\nHyperX Cloud Alpha
\nPrice: $90
\nWhere To Buy: Amazon, Best Buy
\nHyperX has been around making gaming headsets for quite some time and the Cloud Alpha is one of its best.
\nThis is a wired gaming headset and like many of the models HyperX makes, it features an aluminum frame so it\u2019s pretty durable and still very comfortable.
\nIt also works with just about every platform, comes with dual chamber drivers, and large comfy earpads so you can wear these for long gaming sessions.
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