Gaming Headsets

The Cooler Master CH331 is a plug and play surround sound headset for beginner gamers and streamers.

The look feels familiar, but the sound disappoints.

The Arctis Nova 1 is a slim, lightweight, comfortable analog headset, and it costs just $60.

The Arena Wireless Mic is a wireless, on-ear mic designed to work with speakers (which it does, very well), but it’s pretty expensive for such a specific product.

The Logitech G735 is a white wireless gaming headset designed to be “inclusive,” but it’s not that special.

Sony Electronics' new headphones are meant for both PC gaming and PS5.

Razer's Barracuda Pro is an excellent-sounding, understated headset with a great case. But there's more than a little room for improvement.

Corsair’s HS80 RGB USB offers great audio quality, a fantastic mic, and quirky-but-comfortable design, but lacks connectivity options for non-PC gamers.

This headset tries to do everything, and...it does a pretty good job.

Corsair’s latest mid-range headset, the HS65 Surround, delivers excellent audio while upping comfort to new levels.

With a promise of over 300 hours of battery life.

The HyperX Cloud Flight Wireless delivers comfort and over 30 hours of battery life. But the headset is strictly for PC and PlayStation consoles.

The Roccat Syn Pro Air offers great sound and a wireless connection, but it costs too much given all the small issues that add up.

The best Razer Kraken money can buy.

Play a game on PC or console, listen to music on your Android phone, or take a work call—the Arctis 7+ can do it all.

The Razer Kraken V3 is a cost-efficient headset with powerful performance due to Razer’s Synapse software.

The Delta S Animate brings up your production value while adding visual flair.