Gaming Headsets

The E910 offers clean, crisp audio and interference-free wireless performance, but pairs it with a sub-par mic and confusing feature implementation.

The Epos H3Pro Hybrid brings active noise cancelling and simultaneous multi-device connectivity in an attractive package.

The ROG Strix Go Core headset is inexpensive, comfortable and lightweight, with a collapsible design and stylish looks. But audio quality is just middle-of-the-road.

The Epos H3 Hybrid gaming headset is attractive, comfortable, and offers wired and wireless options that let you connect to just about any platform you can play a game on.

Premium simplicity, but a little quiet

The Logitech G435 gives you lightweight wireless flexibility at a price more in line with wired gaming headsets. But don't expect miracles from the mic or drivers.

The Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless is a $150 gaming headset with minimal RGB and support for Dolby Atmos audio, but it needs a lot of software.

The SteelSeries Arctis Prime is notable for bringing some premium features to a comfortably priced gaming headset but also notably leaves some things out.

Making a splash across platforms

The Creative SXFI Air Gamer wireless gaming headset has effective positional gaming audio and a wide range of connectivity options, but mediocre sound isolation.

The Redragon H510 Zeus gaming headset will do right by you for $50, offering pretty good sound and loads of connectivity. It's not perfect, but it's definitely good enough.

Add some pink to your sting.

The Thermaltake Argent H5 Stereo nails the fundamentals that make a gaming headset great, but it may be too stripped down for some.

Thumpin lightweight Razer Kraken V3 X delivers solid performance at an affordable price point.

Update The Epos H3 gaming headset thumps out crystal-clear, bassy audio with excellent range. However, there are limited gaming-ready features for the price.

Versatile Virtuoso

The Asus ROG Delta S updates an older design with a Quad DAC beefing up the gaming headset's considerable sound and Hi-Res music at a decent price tag.

The Roccat Elo 7.1 Air wireless gaming headset punches above its weight class, but you’ll have a hard time determining how much battery life it has.

The Fnatic React+ performs like a more expensive gaming headset, with effective virtual 7.1 surround sound, both USB and 3.5mm compatibility and a clear mic.