Dethroning the HyperX Cloud Alpha (opens in new tab) from the top spot was no easy feat. Razer's BlackShark V2 gaming headset manages to do just that by offering killer audio quality, great price, and easy-to-use software. From the moment Razer first started talking about the BlackShark V2, it was clear this was main focus of the headset, and the design of the drivers themselves is effectively doing what the impressive Cloud Alphas do.
The 50mm TriForce Titanium drivers are designed with discrete ports to separate bass, mid, tremble tones from interfering with each other. The result is a richer sound than a standard set, and keeps it on par with HyperX's 50mm dual-chamber neodymium driver headset. They're like a tribute to HyperX's own design, and no worse for it.
For me, the sound is one of the stand-out features of the BlackShark V2, and is far and above what you will get with most other sets in this price point. I'm also a big fan of the restrained design of the headset, and I've found them to comfortable enough to wear for marathon gaming sessions.
There's only one reason I no longer use them as my daily drivers, and that's the arrival of the wireless version, the rather more expensive BlackShark V2 Pro (opens in new tab). They use the same drivers, but use a lag-free wireless connection, with a great battery life... But they are pricey. Though it has to be said that we've seen deals as low as $130 so it is worth looking at.
But overall price is the other stand-out feature of the wired BlackShark V2 headset; you'll often find them for under $100 and that makes them an absolute bargain.
Read our full Razer Blackshark V2 review (opens in new tab).
The HyperX Cloud Alpha is perhaps the most praised thing to exist on this site. We all love it on the team and now HyperX has cut the cord on its best pair of cans. The biggest drawcard for this headset is the new huge battery. You're looking at up to 300 hours of battery life in wireless mode while still keeping the headset relatively light and comfortable. It's a pretty massive feat and I feel HyperX has pulled it off.
Out of the box, this unit was reporting having about 80% charge, so I decided to leave it there to see how well that held. I spent a workday listening to music and checked the battery again: I swear it still said 80%. I have been using this thing for gaming and music listening pretty consistently for the past week and we aren't even at 50% battery yet.
That impressive battery life is, of course, a best-case scenario. A lot of that has to do with the volume you're running the headset at, and volume is probably my only real complaint. It's absolutely loud enough but I can listen to it at full volume and still be fairly comfortable.
Definitely one of the better gaming headsets I've used to listen to music.
But the sound quality truly is incredible. Music sounds amazing. It's always fun to listen to some of my favorite sound-heavy songs on a good pair of cans and try to pick the different instruments or bites used. These do an excellent job and are definitely one of the better gaming headsets I've used to listen to music on.
When playing games the directional sound is also very nice. I was able to easily locate hidden batteries by directional beeps in Deep Rock Galactic and had a wonderful time bouncing along to the tight beats of Shadow Warrior 3. I loaded up some Doom Eternal and promptly terrified myself. If you've ever wanted to know what it sounds like having a Cacodemon suddenly show up and whisper sweet blah-things into very specifically your left ear then these can absolutely deliver.
The Cloud line is always touted for comfort and despite the hefty battery this still definitely fits the bill. I'm someone who struggles with too much weight or tightness on my head, and I have a real sensitivity to uncomfortable headsets. The top band is thick and has soft padding underneath. This coupled with the equally soft ear cups makes for a very cozy experience, and does an excellent job of blocking out noise.
Sadly, the mic is your fairly standard affair and while it will work just fine for chat in games, it's very basic and uninspired when it comes to sound quality.
Though all things considered, I struggle to imagine a customer who wouldn't be happy with these as a wireless gaming headset. They're pricey, but within reason for their specs, and they certainly deliver on everything you could want for gaming, and listening to music, on your PC.
Read our full HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless review (opens in new tab).
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As a cheap alternative to the tricked-out Razer Kraken (opens in new tab), the Kraken X is a budget-friendly option that excels on PC for one simple reason—virtual 7.1 surround sound. Available via an app, this elevates the headset's already good audio thanks to superior depth, clarity, and definition. It also makes going back to the X's standard audio mode difficult.
In our testing, it's clear the Kraken X isn't going to be able to stand toe-to-toe with the best of HyperX's Cloud range, or even with its fellow Razer stablemates, but for the money, the Kraken X delivers the goods.
When you throw in enviable comfort and a lightweight, stylish and understated design, this version of the Kraken offers tremendous value for money. There are niggles to dampen the party, of course (a non-detachable mic being chief among them), but you can't complain when you're getting good 7.1 sound for such a low cost.
When you've only got $50 to spend on a gaming headset, we don't think you'll do much better than these Razer cans.
Read our full Razer Kraken X review (opens in new tab).
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This isn't the first gaming headset from Beyerdynamic but the MMX 100 is absolutely its most rounded offering so far. Offering excellent audio and a good microphone in a comfortable and well-designed headset makes for an easy entry into our best headset list, especially when you can pick these impressively made cans up for under $100.
Despite using a closed-back design we've found the MMX 100s produce a surprisingly wide sound stage, without any of the muddiness or over-eager bass that often plagues gaming headsets. The bass is so finely tuned without any distortion or boominess that you typically get on most gaming headsets. The mids and highs are crystal sharp bringing out all the tiny details and audio cues like footsteps or reloads.
At $99, it’s an incredible bargain.
Add in the fact that Beyerdynamics has gone for lightweight materials, with plush memory foam on the earcups and headband, making them supremely comfortable for long sessions too.
The overall build is quite exceptional except for one really annoying issue—the volume dial. On my unit, it had quite a bit of play where it could rock back or forth without changing the volume while causing static in the right ear cup when adjusting volume and oftentimes, completely cutting out the audio on the right side. This is mostly around the max volume position. Minute adjustments of volume would fix the audio but it's most disturbing for such a well-built headset that I'm honestly inclined to believe it was just my particular sample and not systemic.
There’s simply no denying that Beyerdynamic has totally knocked it out of the park with the MMX 100. At $99, it’s an incredible bargain and I’d be hard-pressed to point out a more comfortable, better-sounding one than this. The Steelseries Arctis Prime(opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) comes close in comfort but not for sound. Putting aside the volume dial issue on my particular unit, this is easily one of the best gaming headsets money can buy right now.
Read our full Beyerdynamics MMX 100 review (opens in new tab).
Epos is gradually shifting away from its Sennheiser past and beginning to collect its own lineup of great gaming headsets. The H6PRO is a big part of that, as the company's first go at a true flagship product without Sennheiser's stamp all over it.
The H6PRO offers a really high-grade headset experience. There are fancy new 42mm drivers to keep them sounding great, which have been tuned to offer a more balanced and easy on the bass profile than your usual gaming headset. It also offers a great-sounding microphone that delivers the benefits of both flip-to-mute and removable designs.
Epos has put together something really competitive and impressive in the H6PRO.
The H6PRO is available as either open-back or closed-back. The difference will have an impact on the noise isolation, audio response, and how the headset feels on your head. So you could say it's a pretty big decision, as far as gaming headset features go.
I've had experience with both open-back and closed-back designs and, essentially, if you desire noise isolation (blocking outside noise from reaching your ear holes) you'll want the closed-back H6PRO headset. If that's not important then it's the open-back H6PRO headset that will be the better choice for a superior gaming sound stage.
In terms of a new flagship, Epos has put together something really competitive and impressive in the H6PRO. The downside is that these also come with a flagship price tag of $179 (£149, €179) and one that you really need to debate whether you are happy with a wire or might instead consider going wireless—if there's one peripheral that's worth cutting the cord with, it's your headset.
That said, should you be happy to spend that amount of cash, you can be safe in the knowledge that the Epos H6PRO is built to a standard worthy of that price tag.
Read our full Epos H6PRO review (opens in new tab).
Corsair's new HS80 RGB Wireless Gaming Headset is easily one of the best headsets the company has ever made and also one of the best wireless headsets around. It takes some of the best headset features available and executes them really well. At $150, it boasts the latest and greatest lag-free Slipstream Wireless tech, high fidelity audio, and Dolby Atmos. The microphone is outstanding and the new design lets you wear them for ages without fatigue.
It's said that imitation is the highest form of flattery and the new HS80 imitates some of the best headsets from Steelseries. Corsair has finally adopted the same floating headband design that uses an adjustable strap to evenly distribute the weight across your noggin. Furthermore, the HS80 feels bulkier on my head than any Steelseries headset but at 370g, it's not much heavier.
Halo Infinite, which supports Dolby Atmos, sounds amazing on these cans.
The HS80s sound fantastic with rich, full-bodied audio and a well-balanced bass. The sub-bass can be a little lacking at times and I noticed some distortion even at low volumes. This holds the HS80 back from true greatness but there's an EQ in iCUE that you can play with to fine-tune the audio to your liking.
However, it's the spatial audio where the HS80 surprises, with impressive 3D audio and accurate positioning. This, as you can imagine, is great for games like first-person shooters or large open-world environments. This is made even better with support for Dolby Atmos and Corsair provides an automatic license with the headset. I've been playing a lot of Halo Infinite which supports Dolby Atmos and it has sounded amazing on these cans.
Battery life on the HS80 was consistent with the marketing claims of 20 hours. For me, this meant charging the headset every two days—with 10 hours of work and play each day. I didn't test to see if turning off the RGB lighting made a significant difference but given how small the lights are, I doubt it. Charging the HS80 is easy thanks to a Type-C connection that also allows you to listen to them while it charges.
The Corsair HS80 is a great headset. It sounds great in both games and other media with a wonderful implementation of Dolby Atmos. If you do a lot of chat, the microphone is one of the best we've tested.
There are a few things to consider when choosing a gaming headset. A good price and sound quality are foremost, but comfort is up there, too. Also, noise-cancelling mics are crucial for coms, so most of the headsets we've listed here include this feature. You want decent voice quality and a microphone that won't pick up every single keypress on your mechanical keyboard.
You can read all about how PC Gamer tests hardware in our how we test guide (opens in new tab), but here's a quick breakdown.
Each headset that we test we use daily for at least a week. We record a sample of our voice in Audacity and compare it to previous recordings from other models, then head to Discord to get some feedback from our friends on how we're sounding. You can hear a lot of the microphones and headsets we test on our Soundcloud (opens in new tab) (I promise it's not PC Gamer's homemade rap).
During that week, we aim to test each headset in a number of different game genres—shooters, battle royales, and racing games make for particularly good testing scenarios since the former tends to test the low-end and reveal muddiness and distortion, while PUBG et al are great for positional audio tracking. Oh, and we listen to a lot of music, obviously.
This really comes to down to preference, but if you're going the wireless route what you want to look for is for decent battery life (20 hours or higher). The last thing you want to have a headset that's constantly needing to be plugged in because the battery life is bad. It kind of defeats the purpose of being wireless. For wired headsets you want to make sure you the cable is long enough to reach your PC without feeling like it's tugging on your head.
It's that time of year again and the deals and price cuts are coming in from every direction. That includes early appearances from this year's Black Friday gaming headset deals, but two are separating themselves from the pack this week.
Razer makes a whole heap of our favorite gaming headsets and we have two right here that offer supreme value for money ahead of the sales madness later this month.
The Razer BlackShark V2 can be yours for just $59.99 (was $109.99), which represents the lowest ever price for this particular variant. I make that distinction because, while we're used to the black and green colorways of Razer sets, this one is of the CourageJD branding. It's more overt than usual, yeah, but you won't see it when you're wearing it will you? Plus you're still getting that supreme audio quality that makes the BlackShark V2 so, so good. It's brilliant just as a plug-and-go headset with the 3.5mm connection but you do get the USB DAC too which takes the versatility further. This is also the cheapest we've ever seen any variant of the headset so the value is strong in this one.
However, if you're looking at keeping things even 'simpler' so to speak, then the classic Razer Kraken headset is on offer too. This is down to just $39.99 (was $79.99) at Amazon right now and is flat-out exceptional value for money. There's no easier recommendation for someone looking for a great wired headset for $40. It's only ever been a bit cheaper a few times before, with a record low of $31.99 - but at $39.99 the value is still intensely strong.
Check out both of these deals below as well as some more of the latest prices on some top sets below that.
Razer BlackShark V2 gaming headset | CourageJD edition | $109.99 $59.99 at Amazon Save $50; lowest ever price - Right, this is a deal in two parts: it is absolutely our favorite gaming headset for a rock-bottom, lowest-ever price - but it is in that more outspoken design. However, the audio quality and price tag more than make up for it - plus when you're wearing it you won't see it, right?
Razer Kraken | Green | $79.99 $39.99 at Amazon Save $40 - This might not be the lowest ever price, but if you're interested in saving money, getting quality audio, and bagging one of the best, no-nonsense wired headsets out there then 40 for a Kraken is terrific value.
If you're keen on seeing more prices on some top sets then check out some of the latest prices below.
If you are looking to cut the cords, then check out our guides to the best wireless gaming headsets, the best PS5 wireless headsets, and the best Xbox Series X wireless headsets.
And if you're specifically shopping around for sales this winter then don't forget the Black Friday PS5 headset deals, and the wider Black Friday gaming deals that are on the horizon.
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The Best Gaming Headsets In 2022
With plenty of affordable options for the best gaming headsets you shouldn't struggle with bad audio. That's even more apparent as Black Friday kicks off this month, and we've already begun curating a list of the best Black Friday gaming headset deals (opens in new tab) for your shopping pleasure.
Whether you're trying to place an enemies footsteps as they run past, or want to listen to some tunes while you work, it's down to your headset's drivers to make it all sound excellent. And the thing is, there are lots of great gaming headset ready to deliver that sort of excellence. And even more that aren't up to scratch.
That's why we feel our job to test gaming headsets is one of the most important. Our hearing is often such a finely tuned sense, and often it's all too obvious when audio quality is a load of rubbish. So that's exactly what I've been doing: testing gaming headsets. For ages. Below I've put together a list (as well as the rest of the PC Gamer hardware team) of some of the best headsets around for 2022 so you don't have to deal with sub-par audio anymore.
The best gaming headsets on this list are chosen from the dozens I've tested and the rest of the hardware team here in the PC Gamer offices. These headsets offer the best sound for gamers at each end of the budget spectrum. Quality drivers ensure you get the best audio, and we're pushing the movement to break the traditional stereotype of overdoing low frequencies, which provide terrible bass in most cases. The best gaming headsets offer more balance drivers that require minimal tweaking on your end.
Don't worry; you won't need to spend hundreds of dollars on a good headset. Some of the best gaming headsets out there cost less than $100, like the Razer Blackshark V2 (opens in new tab) and the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless (opens in new tab). Of course, if you want to spend some cash, we've got some premium options that won't disappoint that sound pretty incredible.
Check our guide to the best wireless gaming headsets (opens in new tab) if you're looking for more expansive, untethered options. For now, take a gander at the best gaming headsets we've tested this year.
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Best gaming headset
The best wired gaming headset
Specifications
Wireless: No
Drivers: 50mm, Razer TriForce, Titanium
Connectivity: 3.5mm, USB soundcard
Frequency response: 12Hz – 28,000Hz
Features: Detachable noise-cancelling mic, in-line cable controls
Reasons to buy +
Restrained styling
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Comfortable
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Great audio
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Often under $100
Reasons to avoid -
Cable hardwired into headset
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Mic doesn't retract
Dethroning the HyperX Cloud Alpha (opens in new tab) from the top spot was no easy feat. Razer's BlackShark V2 gaming headset manages to do just that by offering killer audio quality, great price, and easy-to-use software. From the moment Razer first started talking about the BlackShark V2, it was clear this was main focus of the headset, and the design of the drivers themselves is effectively doing what the impressive Cloud Alphas do.
The 50mm TriForce Titanium drivers are designed with discrete ports to separate bass, mid, tremble tones from interfering with each other. The result is a richer sound than a standard set, and keeps it on par with HyperX's 50mm dual-chamber neodymium driver headset. They're like a tribute to HyperX's own design, and no worse for it.
For me, the sound is one of the stand-out features of the BlackShark V2, and is far and above what you will get with most other sets in this price point. I'm also a big fan of the restrained design of the headset, and I've found them to comfortable enough to wear for marathon gaming sessions.
There's only one reason I no longer use them as my daily drivers, and that's the arrival of the wireless version, the rather more expensive BlackShark V2 Pro (opens in new tab). They use the same drivers, but use a lag-free wireless connection, with a great battery life... But they are pricey. Though it has to be said that we've seen deals as low as $130 so it is worth looking at.
But overall price is the other stand-out feature of the wired BlackShark V2 headset; you'll often find them for under $100 and that makes them an absolute bargain.
Read our full Razer Blackshark V2 review (opens in new tab).
The best wireless gaming headset
Specifications
Wireless: Yes
Drivers: Dynamic, 50mm with neodymium magnets
Connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless dongle
Frequency response: 15–21,000Hz
Features: Bi directional detachable mic
Reasons to buy +
Battery life that can only be described as witchcraft
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Excellent for listening to music
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Precise, powerful audio is great for gaming
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Very comfortable
Reasons to avoid -
Microphone isn't up to par with the rest of the headset
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They aren't the loudest headphones
The HyperX Cloud Alpha is perhaps the most praised thing to exist on this site. We all love it on the team and now HyperX has cut the cord on its best pair of cans. The biggest drawcard for this headset is the new huge battery. You're looking at up to 300 hours of battery life in wireless mode while still keeping the headset relatively light and comfortable. It's a pretty massive feat and I feel HyperX has pulled it off.
Out of the box, this unit was reporting having about 80% charge, so I decided to leave it there to see how well that held. I spent a workday listening to music and checked the battery again: I swear it still said 80%. I have been using this thing for gaming and music listening pretty consistently for the past week and we aren't even at 50% battery yet.
That impressive battery life is, of course, a best-case scenario. A lot of that has to do with the volume you're running the headset at, and volume is probably my only real complaint. It's absolutely loud enough but I can listen to it at full volume and still be fairly comfortable.
Definitely one of the better gaming headsets I've used to listen to music.
But the sound quality truly is incredible. Music sounds amazing. It's always fun to listen to some of my favorite sound-heavy songs on a good pair of cans and try to pick the different instruments or bites used. These do an excellent job and are definitely one of the better gaming headsets I've used to listen to music on.
When playing games the directional sound is also very nice. I was able to easily locate hidden batteries by directional beeps in Deep Rock Galactic and had a wonderful time bouncing along to the tight beats of Shadow Warrior 3. I loaded up some Doom Eternal and promptly terrified myself. If you've ever wanted to know what it sounds like having a Cacodemon suddenly show up and whisper sweet blah-things into very specifically your left ear then these can absolutely deliver.
The Cloud line is always touted for comfort and despite the hefty battery this still definitely fits the bill. I'm someone who struggles with too much weight or tightness on my head, and I have a real sensitivity to uncomfortable headsets. The top band is thick and has soft padding underneath. This coupled with the equally soft ear cups makes for a very cozy experience, and does an excellent job of blocking out noise.
Sadly, the mic is your fairly standard affair and while it will work just fine for chat in games, it's very basic and uninspired when it comes to sound quality.
Though all things considered, I struggle to imagine a customer who wouldn't be happy with these as a wireless gaming headset. They're pricey, but within reason for their specs, and they certainly deliver on everything you could want for gaming, and listening to music, on your PC.
Read our full HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless review (opens in new tab).
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The best cheap gaming headset
Specifications
Wireless: No
Drivers: 40mm, Neodymium magnets
Connectivity: 3.5mm
Frequency response: 12Hz – 8,000Hz
Features: 7.1 surround sound, ultra lightweight
Reasons to buy +
Can find under $40
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Excellent 7.1 virtual surround sound
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Comfortable leatherette head cushion
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Lightweight
Reasons to avoid -
Non-detachable mic
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Base audio is a little clunky
As a cheap alternative to the tricked-out Razer Kraken (opens in new tab), the Kraken X is a budget-friendly option that excels on PC for one simple reason—virtual 7.1 surround sound. Available via an app, this elevates the headset's already good audio thanks to superior depth, clarity, and definition. It also makes going back to the X's standard audio mode difficult.
In our testing, it's clear the Kraken X isn't going to be able to stand toe-to-toe with the best of HyperX's Cloud range, or even with its fellow Razer stablemates, but for the money, the Kraken X delivers the goods.
When you throw in enviable comfort and a lightweight, stylish and understated design, this version of the Kraken offers tremendous value for money. There are niggles to dampen the party, of course (a non-detachable mic being chief among them), but you can't complain when you're getting good 7.1 sound for such a low cost.
When you've only got $50 to spend on a gaming headset, we don't think you'll do much better than these Razer cans.
Read our full Razer Kraken X review (opens in new tab).
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The best headset for long gaming sessions
Specifications
Wireless: No
Drivers: 40mm Beryllium, Dynamic
Frequency response: 5Hz – 30,000Hz
Features: Detachable mic
Reasons to buy +
Excellent audio performance
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Comfortable for all-day use
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Beautiful design and build quality
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Very good microphone
This isn't the first gaming headset from Beyerdynamic but the MMX 100 is absolutely its most rounded offering so far. Offering excellent audio and a good microphone in a comfortable and well-designed headset makes for an easy entry into our best headset list, especially when you can pick these impressively made cans up for under $100.
Despite using a closed-back design we've found the MMX 100s produce a surprisingly wide sound stage, without any of the muddiness or over-eager bass that often plagues gaming headsets. The bass is so finely tuned without any distortion or boominess that you typically get on most gaming headsets. The mids and highs are crystal sharp bringing out all the tiny details and audio cues like footsteps or reloads.
At $99, it’s an incredible bargain.
Add in the fact that Beyerdynamics has gone for lightweight materials, with plush memory foam on the earcups and headband, making them supremely comfortable for long sessions too.
The overall build is quite exceptional except for one really annoying issue—the volume dial. On my unit, it had quite a bit of play where it could rock back or forth without changing the volume while causing static in the right ear cup when adjusting volume and oftentimes, completely cutting out the audio on the right side. This is mostly around the max volume position. Minute adjustments of volume would fix the audio but it's most disturbing for such a well-built headset that I'm honestly inclined to believe it was just my particular sample and not systemic.
There’s simply no denying that Beyerdynamic has totally knocked it out of the park with the MMX 100. At $99, it’s an incredible bargain and I’d be hard-pressed to point out a more comfortable, better-sounding one than this. The Steelseries Arctis Prime(opens in new tab) (opens in new tab) comes close in comfort but not for sound. Putting aside the volume dial issue on my particular unit, this is easily one of the best gaming headsets money can buy right now.
Read our full Beyerdynamics MMX 100 review (opens in new tab).
Sporting both open and closed back designs
Specifications
Wireless: No
Drivers: 42mm, Dynamic
Frequency response: 20Hz – 20,000Hz
Features: Removable mic, open/closed-back options
Reasons to buy +
Excellent sound quality
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Removeable and flip-to-mute mic
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Closed- and open-back designs
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Comfortable
Reasons to avoid -
Braided cable can be a little loud
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Earcup coverage might be small for some
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Flagship-level pricing
Epos is gradually shifting away from its Sennheiser past and beginning to collect its own lineup of great gaming headsets. The H6PRO is a big part of that, as the company's first go at a true flagship product without Sennheiser's stamp all over it.
The H6PRO offers a really high-grade headset experience. There are fancy new 42mm drivers to keep them sounding great, which have been tuned to offer a more balanced and easy on the bass profile than your usual gaming headset. It also offers a great-sounding microphone that delivers the benefits of both flip-to-mute and removable designs.
Epos has put together something really competitive and impressive in the H6PRO.
The H6PRO is available as either open-back or closed-back. The difference will have an impact on the noise isolation, audio response, and how the headset feels on your head. So you could say it's a pretty big decision, as far as gaming headset features go.
I've had experience with both open-back and closed-back designs and, essentially, if you desire noise isolation (blocking outside noise from reaching your ear holes) you'll want the closed-back H6PRO headset. If that's not important then it's the open-back H6PRO headset that will be the better choice for a superior gaming sound stage.
In terms of a new flagship, Epos has put together something really competitive and impressive in the H6PRO. The downside is that these also come with a flagship price tag of $179 (£149, €179) and one that you really need to debate whether you are happy with a wire or might instead consider going wireless—if there's one peripheral that's worth cutting the cord with, it's your headset.
That said, should you be happy to spend that amount of cash, you can be safe in the knowledge that the Epos H6PRO is built to a standard worthy of that price tag.
Read our full Epos H6PRO review (opens in new tab).
The best gaming headset for spatial audio
Specifications
Wireless: Yes
Drivers: 50mm, Neodymium drivers
Connectivity: Slipstream Wireless Dongle, USB Cable
Frequency response: 20Hz – 30,000Hz
Features: Omnidirectional Broadcast grade mic
Reasons to buy +
Floating headband design
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Excellent Hi-Res Audio + Dolby Atmos
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Excellent microphone
Reasons to avoid -
Feels bulky
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Mic isn't detachable
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No Bluetooth or 3.5mm
Corsair's new HS80 RGB Wireless Gaming Headset is easily one of the best headsets the company has ever made and also one of the best wireless headsets around. It takes some of the best headset features available and executes them really well. At $150, it boasts the latest and greatest lag-free Slipstream Wireless tech, high fidelity audio, and Dolby Atmos. The microphone is outstanding and the new design lets you wear them for ages without fatigue.
It's said that imitation is the highest form of flattery and the new HS80 imitates some of the best headsets from Steelseries. Corsair has finally adopted the same floating headband design that uses an adjustable strap to evenly distribute the weight across your noggin. Furthermore, the HS80 feels bulkier on my head than any Steelseries headset but at 370g, it's not much heavier.
Halo Infinite, which supports Dolby Atmos, sounds amazing on these cans.
The HS80s sound fantastic with rich, full-bodied audio and a well-balanced bass. The sub-bass can be a little lacking at times and I noticed some distortion even at low volumes. This holds the HS80 back from true greatness but there's an EQ in iCUE that you can play with to fine-tune the audio to your liking.
However, it's the spatial audio where the HS80 surprises, with impressive 3D audio and accurate positioning. This, as you can imagine, is great for games like first-person shooters or large open-world environments. This is made even better with support for Dolby Atmos and Corsair provides an automatic license with the headset. I've been playing a lot of Halo Infinite which supports Dolby Atmos and it has sounded amazing on these cans.
Battery life on the HS80 was consistent with the marketing claims of 20 hours. For me, this meant charging the headset every two days—with 10 hours of work and play each day. I didn't test to see if turning off the RGB lighting made a significant difference but given how small the lights are, I doubt it. Charging the HS80 is easy thanks to a Type-C connection that also allows you to listen to them while it charges.
The Corsair HS80 is a great headset. It sounds great in both games and other media with a wonderful implementation of Dolby Atmos. If you do a lot of chat, the microphone is one of the best we've tested.
Read our full Corsair HS80 RGB review (opens in new tab).
Best gaming headset FAQ What does a gaming headset need?
There are a few things to consider when choosing a gaming headset. A good price and sound quality are foremost, but comfort is up there, too. Also, noise-cancelling mics are crucial for coms, so most of the headsets we've listed here include this feature. You want decent voice quality and a microphone that won't pick up every single keypress on your mechanical keyboard.
How do we test gaming headsets?
You can read all about how PC Gamer tests hardware in our how we test guide (opens in new tab), but here's a quick breakdown.
Each headset that we test we use daily for at least a week. We record a sample of our voice in Audacity and compare it to previous recordings from other models, then head to Discord to get some feedback from our friends on how we're sounding. You can hear a lot of the microphones and headsets we test on our Soundcloud (opens in new tab) (I promise it's not PC Gamer's homemade rap).
During that week, we aim to test each headset in a number of different game genres—shooters, battle royales, and racing games make for particularly good testing scenarios since the former tends to test the low-end and reveal muddiness and distortion, while PUBG et al are great for positional audio tracking. Oh, and we listen to a lot of music, obviously.
Are wired or wireless headsets better for gaming?
This really comes to down to preference, but if you're going the wireless route what you want to look for is for decent battery life (20 hours or higher). The last thing you want to have a headset that's constantly needing to be plugged in because the battery life is bad. It kind of defeats the purpose of being wireless. For wired headsets you want to make sure you the cable is long enough to reach your PC without feeling like it's tugging on your head.
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Avoid The Black Friday Rush And Get One Of These Razer Gaming Headsets For A Steal
It's that time of year again and the deals and price cuts are coming in from every direction. That includes early appearances from this year's Black Friday gaming headset deals, but two are separating themselves from the pack this week.
Razer makes a whole heap of our favorite gaming headsets and we have two right here that offer supreme value for money ahead of the sales madness later this month.
The Razer BlackShark V2 can be yours for just $59.99 (was $109.99), which represents the lowest ever price for this particular variant. I make that distinction because, while we're used to the black and green colorways of Razer sets, this one is of the CourageJD branding. It's more overt than usual, yeah, but you won't see it when you're wearing it will you? Plus you're still getting that supreme audio quality that makes the BlackShark V2 so, so good. It's brilliant just as a plug-and-go headset with the 3.5mm connection but you do get the USB DAC too which takes the versatility further. This is also the cheapest we've ever seen any variant of the headset so the value is strong in this one.
However, if you're looking at keeping things even 'simpler' so to speak, then the classic Razer Kraken headset is on offer too. This is down to just $39.99 (was $79.99) at Amazon right now and is flat-out exceptional value for money. There's no easier recommendation for someone looking for a great wired headset for $40. It's only ever been a bit cheaper a few times before, with a record low of $31.99 - but at $39.99 the value is still intensely strong.
Check out both of these deals below as well as some more of the latest prices on some top sets below that.
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Razer BlackShark V2 gaming headset | CourageJD edition | $109.99 $59.99 at Amazon Save $50; lowest ever price - Right, this is a deal in two parts: it is absolutely our favorite gaming headset for a rock-bottom, lowest-ever price - but it is in that more outspoken design. However, the audio quality and price tag more than make up for it - plus when you're wearing it you won't see it, right?
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Razer Kraken | Green | $79.99 $39.99 at Amazon Save $40 - This might not be the lowest ever price, but if you're interested in saving money, getting quality audio, and bagging one of the best, no-nonsense wired headsets out there then 40 for a Kraken is terrific value.
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If you're keen on seeing more prices on some top sets then check out some of the latest prices below.
If you are looking to cut the cords, then check out our guides to the best wireless gaming headsets, the best PS5 wireless headsets, and the best Xbox Series X wireless headsets.
And if you're specifically shopping around for sales this winter then don't forget the Black Friday PS5 headset deals, and the wider Black Friday gaming deals that are on the horizon.
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【Wide Application】 Support PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One S, PC, Nintendo 3DS, Laptop, PSP, Tablet, iMac, Computer, PS2 GameCube, Mobile Phone. Please note that you need an extra Microsoft Adapter (Not Included) when connecting with an old version Xbox One controller
【Surrounding Stereo Subwoofer】Clear sound operating strong brass, splendid ambient noise isolation and high precision 40mm magnetic neodymium driver, acoustic positioning precision enhance the sensitivity of the speaker unit, bringing you vivid sound field, sound clarity, shock feeling sound. Perfect for various games like Halo 5 Guardians, Metal Gear Solid, Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront, Overwatch, World of Warcraft Legion, etc.
【Noise Isolating Microphone】Headset integrated onmi-directional microphone can transmits high quality communication with its premium noise-concellng feature, can pick up sounds with great sensitivity and remove the noise, which enables you clearly deliver or receive messages while you are in a game. Long flexible mic design very convenient to adjust angle of the microphone.
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BENGOO G9700 Gaming Headset Headphones for PS4 PS5 Xbox One PC Controller, Noise Canceling Over Ear Headphones with Mic, White LED Light, Bass Surround Sound for Sega Genesis Game Boy BENGOO
1056 ratings
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Multi-Platform Compatible - Support PS4, PS5, New Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo 3DS, Laptop, Tablet, iPad, Computer, Mobile Phone, Nintendo 64, GameCube, Game Boy, Xbox 360. Please note that you need an extra Microsoft Adapter (Not Included) when connect with an old version Xbox One controller. These gaming headset are perfect for various games like Halo 5 Guardians, Metal Gear Solid, Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront, Overwatch, World of Warcraft Legion, etc.
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BENGOO G9000 Professional Gaming Headset for PS4, PC, Xbox One Controller, Noise Cancelling Over Ear Headphones with Mic, LED Light, Bass Surround, Soft Memory Earmuffs for Laptop Nintendo - Pink BENGOO
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Multi Compatible - Support PlayStation 4, New Xbox One, PC, Nintendo 3DS, Laptop, PSP, Tablet, iPad, Computer, Mobile Phone. Please note you need an extra Microsoft Adapter (Not Included) when connect with an old version Xbox One controller.
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BENGOO V-4 Gaming Headset for Xbox One, PS4, PC, Controller, Noise Cancelling Over Ear Headphones with Mic, LED Light Bass Surround Soft Memory Earmuffs for PS2 Mac Sega Dreamcast PS5 Games BENGOO
17167 ratings
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【Wide Application】 Support PlayStation 4, Xbox One S, PC, Nintendo 3DS, Laptop, PSP, PS2, Sega Dreamcast, Tablet, iMac, Computer, Mobile Phone. Please note that you need an extra Microsoft Adapter (Not Included) when connecting with an old version Xbox One controller
【Surrounding Stereo Subwoofer】Clear sound operating strong brass, splendid ambient noise isolation and high precision 40mm magnetic neodymium driver, acoustic positioning precision enhance the sensitivity of the speaker unit, bringing you vivid sound field, sound clarity, shock feeling sound. Perfect for various games like Halo 5 Guardians, Metal Gear Solid, Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront, Overwatch, World of Warcraft Legion, etc.
【Noise Isolating Microphone】Headset integrated onmi-directional microphone can transmits high quality communication with its premium noise-concellng feature, can pick up sounds with great sensitivity and remove the noise, which enables you clearly deliver or receive messages while you are in a game. Long flexible mic design very convenient to adjust angle of the microphone.
【Great Humanized Design】Superior comfortable and good air permeability protein over-ear pads, muti-points headbeam, acord with human body engineering specification can reduce hearing impairment and heat sweat.Skin friendly leather material for a longer period of wearing. Glaring LED lights desigend on the earcups to highlight game atmosphere.
【Effortlessly Volume Control】High tensile strength, anti-winding braided USB cable with rotary volume controller and key microphone mute effectively prevents the 49-inches long cable from twining and allows you to control the volume easily and mute the mic as effortless volume control one key mute.
BENGOO G9900 Gaming Headset Headphones for PS4 PS5 Xbox One PC Controller, Noise Isolating Over Ear Headphones with Mic, Red LED Light, Bass Surround for Super Nintendo Sega Dreamcast Sony PSP BENGOO
1087 ratings
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Multi-Platform Compatible - Support PS4, PS5, New Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo DS and 3DS, Sony PSP, Laptop, Tablet, iPad, Computer, Super Nintendo, Sega Dreamcast, Gameboy Advance. Please note that you need an extra Microsoft Adapter (Not Included) when connect with an old version Xbox One controller. G9900 gaming headset is perfect for various games like Halo 5 Guardians, Metal Gear Solid, Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront, Overwatch, World of Warcraft Legion, PUGB, etc.
720°Soft Noise Cancelling Microphone - The headset mic of the G9900 headset owns a noise reduction chip which can reduce most environmental noise around you and provide real-in-time talking without any delay, enables you clearly receive or deliver messages that isolate yourself while gaming. 720°flexible microphone can be adjusted to any angles as you like, transferring the fantastic-quality voice while you are gaming or chatting.
Great Humanized Design and White LED Lights - Ergonomically designed with superior comfortable and good air protein over-ear pads. Soft leatherette ear cups allow for long gaming sessions without fatigue. Adjustable headbands and comfortable leatherette ear cups allows your long-time wearing without fatigue. Meanwhile, it is suitable for various head shapes. The USB plug is for the Red LED lights, which could highlight your gaming atmosphere well.
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Surrounding Stereo Subwoofer - Clear sound operating strong bass, splendid ambient noise isolation and high precision 50mm magnetic neodymium driver, which delivers you particularly clear sound with full dynamic range and rich bass. And makes you sense voice of every details clearly in your games for a 3D immersive gaming experience.
BENGOO Stereo Gaming Headset for PS4, PC, Xbox One Controller, Noise Cancelling Over Ear Headphones Mic, LED Light, Bass Surround, Soft Memory Earmuffs for Sega Genesis Gamecube PS5 –Camouflage BENGOO
5670 ratings
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【Multi-Platform Compatible】Support PlayStation 4, New Xbox One, PC, Nintendo 3DS, Laptop, PSP, Tablet, iPad, Computer, Mobile Phone. Please note you need an extra Microsoft Adapter (Not Included) when connect with an old version Xbox One controller.
【Surrounding Stereo Subwoofer】Clear sound operating strong brass, splendid ambient noise isolation and high precision 40mm magnetic neodymium driver acoustic positioning precision bring you vivid sound field, sound clarity, shock feeling sound.
【Noise Isolating Microphone】Onmi-directional microphone transmits high quality communication with its premium noise cancelling feature, which enables you conveniently adjust angle of the microphone and deliver or receive messages while you are in a game.
【Humanized Design】Braided USB cable with rotary volume controller and key microphone mute effectively prevents cable from twining.Skin friendly leather material for a longer period of wearing. Superior comfortable over-ear pads reduce hearing impairment and heat sweat.Glaring LED lights desigend on the earcups to highlight game atmosphere.
【Immersive Sound Experience】Angled and highly precise 50mm magnetic neodymium driver bring you vivid sound field, sound clarity, sound shock feeling, capable of various games like Halo 5 Guardians, Metal Gear Solid, Call of Duty, Star Wars Battlefront, Overwatch, World of Warcraft Legion, etc.
BENGOO 2.4G Wireless Gaming Headset Headphones with Microphone for PS4 PS5 PC, 3.5mm Wired Mode for Switch Xbox Controller, Noise Cancelling Over Ear with 7.1 Surround Sound, Up to 17 Hrs BENGOO
1122 ratings
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【2.4GHZ Wireless Connection】Bengoo wireless headphone could be perfectly compatible with multiple devices such as PC, PS4, Nintendo and Mac. And please note that if you want to connect the headset with the Xbox devices, you need to plug the 3.5mm cable into the headset, only the wired mode could be compatible with Xbox one, Xbox Series. Gaming-grade 2.4GHz wireless connection via USB dongle with a range of up to 20 meters that can be enjoyed uninterrupted for up to 17 hours.
【Custom 50MM Driver & Virtual 7.1】 Bengoo wireless headset has extra virtual 7.1 bass and superior sound quality. It allows you to immerse yourself in any game regardless of the genre, creates a unique talk zone, making sure you are heard the nearby voices in games.
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【90° Rotating Ear Cup & RGB Lighting Effects】The 90° rotating ear cups with bold styling that rotate for additional comfort when being worn around your neck. The built-in steel headband make it more durable and easy storage to carry around. The earcups were designed with the stylish RGB light, which can highlight the atmosphere of the whole game and offer you an awesome eye-catching appearance.
【Long Battery Life & All Day Comfort】The wireless USB headphones with mic have 17 hours of headset usage time, and it can standby more than 100 hours. It can be used for work during the day, listen to music and watch movies during rest, full-day power support. Premium quality memory foam earcups with adjustable headband delivers exceptional comfort and reduces the ambient noise providing longevity.
GIZORI Xbox One Headset, PC Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound Stereo, PS4 Headset with Noise Canceling Mic & LED Light, Compatible with Xbox One, PS4, PS5, PC, Sega Game Gear GIZORI
951 ratings
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[True Surround Sound Effect] GIZORI gaming headset adopt superior 50mm audio drivers combined with advanced audio techniques. It delivers quality simulated surround sound to enhance the immersive gaming experience.
[All-Day Comfort] The soft ear cups with bionic protein cushion coat covers your ears gently. GIZORI gaming headset is only 12 OZ. You won't feel any discomfort from headband and ear cups even after a long gaming sessions.
[Multi-Platform Compatibility] GIZORI gaming headset works on PS4, PS3 (Adapter needed), PS vita, PSP, Xbox One, Switch (audio), 3DS LL/3DS (audio), 3DS LL/3DS (audio), PC, Mac OS, iOS device and Android device.
[Noise Canceling Microphone For Clear Communication] GIZORI gaming headset has a sensitive adjustable microphone using noise canceling techniques. It filters most environmental noise around you and provide real-in-time talking without any delay.
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BENGOO Gaming Keyboard, RGB LED Rainbow Backlit Small Wired Keyboard with 89 Keys and Multimedia Shortcus,Mechanical Feeling Keyboard with 25 Anti-ghosting Keys for Computer Gamer PC Mac BENGOO
469 ratings
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【Colorful Rainbow RGB Backlit】: 5 LED light up modes, 8 color variations, static and dynamic lighting. BENGOO USB keyboard is equipped with adjustable light speed (streamer and breathing light mode) easily control by the knob. You can adjust the lighting atmosphere according to your preferences. In addition, if the keyboard is not operated for 10 minutes, the backlight will automatically turn off and press any key to wake up for saving power and extending backlight life.
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