Best PC Gaming Headsets 2025: Top 20 Wireless & Wired

1) HyperX Cloud Alpha (Kingston HyperX)

• Connection: Wired 3.5 mm (extension splitter included)

• Platforms: PC, PS5/PS4, Xbox Series/One, Switch, mobile

• Audio: Dual-chamber 50 mm dynamic; stereo (Windows app can virtualize 7.1)

• Mic: Detachable noise-reducing cardioid boom; clear/natural

• Comfort/Build: Aluminum frame, plush memory-foam pads; ~295 g

• Pros: Punchy, clean sound; very comfortable; durable build

• Cons: No flip-to-mute; isolation can vary for glasses wearers

• Price: $70–$100

• Best for: Reliable wired performance and comfort on a budget

 

2) Corsair HS55 Stereo

• Connection: Wired 3.5 mm

• Platforms: PC, PS, Xbox, mobile

• Audio: 50 mm drivers; stereo (7.1 via iCUE virtualization)

• Mic: Detachable omni; flip-to-mute

• Comfort/Build: Lightweight; memory-foam pads; ~273 g

• Pros: Great mic for the price; simple and comfy; good value

• Cons: Plainer materials than higher-end Corsair sets

• Price: $40–$60

• Best for: Entry-level wired with solid voice clarity

 

3) Razer BlackShark V3

• Connection: Wireless 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth 5.2 (USB-C charging/use); some regions sell wired variants

• Platforms: PC, PS5/PS4, Switch, mobile

• Audio: 50 mm TriForce titanium; THX Spatial (7.1 on Windows)

• Mic: Detachable 9.9 mm HyperClear boom; good noise reduction

• Comfort/Build: Hybrid fabric/leatherette pads; alloy headband; ~270 g

• Pros: Clear mids, stable low-latency wireless, strong battery life

• Cons: No ANC; mid-centric tonality stock; detachable boom to carry

• Price: $100–$150

• Best for: Competitive wireless on a reasonable budget

 

4) SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3X

• Connection: USB-C 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth; USB-C wired

• Platforms: PC, PS, Xbox (check 7/7X/7P variants), Switch, mobile

• Audio: 40 mm; warm-balanced; Sonar EQ/virtual surround options

• Mic: Retractable directional mic with noise reduction

• Comfort/Build: Elastic headband, fabric pads; ~40 h mixed battery

• Pros: Multi-device flexibility; comfortable; good mic quality

• Cons: Isolation average; stage a bit closed; bass stability can vary

• Price: $180–$200

• Best for: One headset for PC + console + phone

 

5) Beyerdynamic MMX 330 Pro

• Connection: Wired 3.5 mm (Y-splitter for PC jacks)

• Platforms: PC, PS, mobile

• Audio: Open-back 40 mm dynamic; neutral/transparent; wide stage

• Mic: Fixed condenser boom; excellent capture

• Comfort/Build: Velour pads; steel headband; ~300 g

• Pros: Natural, precise imaging; superb mic

• Cons: Leaks sound (open-back); non-detachable mic; pricey

• Price: ~$330

• Best for: Audiophile-leaning gamers in quiet rooms

 

6) Audeze Maxwell Wireless

• Connection: 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle + BT 5.3 (LDAC/aptX family); USB-C wired

• Platforms: PC, PS (PS version), Xbox (Xbox version), Switch, mobile

• Audio: 90 mm planar magnetic; Hi-Res up to 24-bit/96 kHz

• Mic: Detachable boom + internal mic; advanced noise reduction

• Comfort/Build: Metal chassis, plush pads; heavier; ~78–80 h battery

• Pros: Class-leading fidelity; excellent mic; marathon battery

• Cons: Heavy; expensive; passive isolation only

• Price: $299–$329

• Best for: Hi-fi wireless with true gaming chops

 

7) Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED

• Connection: LIGHTSPEED wireless + Bluetooth; optional 3.5 mm

• Platforms: PC/PS (wireless), Xbox/Switch (wired)

• Audio: 40 mm; warm-balanced; deep EQ via G HUB

• Mic: Detachable condenser with Blue VO!CE processing

• Comfort/Build: Fabric memory-foam pads; metal frame; ~350 g

• Pros: Very comfy; strong battery; excellent mic tools

• Cons: Isolation average; no true multi-device simultaneous link

• Price: $180–$200

• Best for: Streamers/players who want polished mic control

 

8) SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless

• Connection: 2.4 GHz USB-C + Bluetooth; 3.5 mm wired

• Platforms: PC, PS (7P), Xbox (7X), Switch, mobile

• Audio: 40 mm Ti-coated; Sonar virtual 7.1 & EQ

• Mic: Retractable boom; clean with decent noise handling

• Comfort/Build: Elastic band + memory foam; ~33 h battery

• Pros: Comfortable; durable; dual-device support

• Cons: Isolation average; stage on the closed side

• Price: $150–$170

• Best for: Everyday wireless with phone + PC at once

 

9) Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 3

• Connection: Wireless-only 2.4 GHz dongle + Bluetooth

• Platforms: Xbox/PS/Switch variants; mobile via BT

• Audio: 50 mm; lively/bright; EQ via app

• Mic: Flip-to-mute with AI noise filtering

• Comfort/Build: Athletic mesh pads; ~270 g; ~80 h battery

• Pros: Superb battery; comfy; good mic filtering

• Cons: No wired mode; isolation modest; shells are large

• Price: $100–$120

• Best for: Long battery life and couch/desk flexibility

 

10) Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED

• Connection: LIGHTSPEED wireless + Bluetooth (no wired)

• Platforms: PC; Switch/PS via dongle/BT; limited Xbox options

• Audio: 40 mm; supports Atmos/Tempest/Sonic on compatible platforms

• Mic: Dual beamforming (no boom)

• Comfort/Build: Ultra-light 165 g; fabric pads; ~18 h battery

• Pros: Featherweight comfort; affordable; 3D audio support

• Cons: No analog mode; average mic; modest isolation

• Price: $70–$90

• Best for: Lightweight, kid/teen/smaller-head users, casual gaming

 

11) Drop + Sennheiser PC38X

• Connection: Wired 3.5 mm (TRRS; Y-splitter included)

• Platforms: PC, PS, Xbox, Switch

• Audio: Open-back 50 mm; wide, detailed; no built-in virtual surround

• Mic: Fixed flip-down condenser; outstanding clarity

• Comfort/Build: Plush velour; steel band; ~350 g

• Pros: Audiophile-friendly tuning; top-tier mic

• Cons: Sound leakage big-time; no wireless/BT

• Price: $160–$180

• Best for: Competitive positioning and natural voice in quiet rooms

 

12) Razer Barracuda Pro

• Connection: 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth SmartSwitch (dual link); no wired audio

• Platforms: PC, PS, Switch, mobile (not Xbox wireless)

• Audio: 50 mm TriForce bio-cellulose; THX Spatial; Hybrid ANC; LDAC over BT

• Mic: Built-in beamforming (no boom)

• Comfort/Build: Metal headband; fabric pads; ~34 h battery

• Pros: ANC + hi-res BT; sturdy; long battery

• Cons: Large shells; closed-in stage; no Xbox wireless

• Price: $249–$279

• Best for: One-headset travel + gaming (ANC is a perk)

 

13) Turtle Beach Atlas Air

• Connection: 2.4 GHz dongle + Bluetooth; optional 3.5 mm wired

• Platforms: PC, PS, Switch, mobile (Xbox via 3.5 mm only)

• Audio: 50 mm; open-back for airy stage; DTS:X & Atmos in PC software; bright/neutral

• Mic: Flip-to-mute; excellent clarity; active noise suppression

• Comfort/Build: Floating mesh headband; fabric pads; ~30 h battery

• Pros: Big soundstage; terrific mic; fun RGB

• Cons: Major leakage/isolation poor (open-back); bass lighter

• Price: $200–$230

• Best for: PC at home when you want open, spacious sound

 

14) Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless

• Connection: 2.4 GHz wireless + USB-C/3.5 mm wired (no BT)

• Platforms: PC, PS (wireless), Xbox/mobile (wired)

• Audio: 50 mm; warm/balanced; iCUE parametric EQ; SE metal-cup variant

• Mic: Detachable condenser; high-quality capture

• Comfort/Build: Metal frame, leatherette pads; ~350 g; snug clamp

• Pros: Premium look/feel; strong mic; customizable RGB/EQ

• Cons: Shorter real-world battery (~13 h); closed staging; tight fit for some

• Price: $180–$200

• Best for: Premium build + strong voice quality

 

15) Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless

• Connection: 2.4 GHz wireless + USB-C/3.5 mm wired (no BT)

• Platforms: PC, PS (wireless), mobile (wired)

• Audio: 50 mm; warm with treble sparkle; Dolby Atmos in iCUE

• Mic: Flip-to-mute condenser; clear with good denoise

• Comfort/Build: Suspension band, breathable pads; ~355 g; ~13 h real battery

• Pros: Solid build, comfy, clear mic, low latency

• Cons: Average isolation; shorter battery than spec; larger shells

• Price: $150–$170

• Best for: PC/PS users who want Dolby Atmos and a great mic

 

16) JBL Quantum One

• Connection: USB-C wired (game/chat mix dial) + 3.5 mm

• Platforms: PC (full features), consoles/handhelds via 3.5 mm

• Audio: 40 mm; QuantumSPHERE 360 head-tracking surround (DTS:X v2.0); ANC; in-ear calibration mic

• Mic: Detachable directional boom; tunable in software

• Comfort/Build: Metal band; leatherette pads; ~369 g

• Pros: Excellent 3D processing + ANC; chat/game mix; feature-rich

• Cons: Heavier; pricier; ANC features centered on PC USB mode

• Price: $199–$249

• Best for: PC users who want head-tracking surround + ANC

 

17) EPOS GSP 670 Wireless

• Connection: 2.4 GHz dongle + Bluetooth (SBC/AAC/aptX/aptX LL)

• Platforms: PC, PS (USB); mobile via BT

• Audio: 40 mm; accurate/balanced; surround via EPOS Gaming Suite

• Mic: Fixed boom; flip-to-mute; comms-ready clarity

• Comfort/Build: Big over-ears; leatherette pads; ~400 g

• Pros: Dual-connect (RF + BT); accurate tonality; multi-device

• Cons: Heavier; expensive; RF range can vary by unit

• Price: $300–$350

• Best for: Serious multi-device wireless with low-latency BT codecs

 

18) Logitech G935 Wireless

• Connection: LIGHTSPEED wireless + 3.5 mm wired

• Platforms: PC, PS (wireless), Xbox/Switch (wired)

• Audio: 40 mm; DTS Headphone:X 7.1 + Sonic/Atmos via software; RGB

• Mic: Extendable boom; flip-to-mute

• Comfort/Build: Thick pads; metal reinforcement; large/heavy (~400 g+)

• Pros: Strong audio; deep software; lots of on-headset controls

• Cons: Bulky; modest isolation; ~12 h battery typical

• Price: $180–$200

• Best for: Feature-packed PC headset with robust software

 

19) Logitech G733 LIGHTSPEED

• Connection: LIGHTSPEED wireless (no BT/analog)

• Platforms: PC, PS (wireless)

• Audio: 40 mm; balanced/warm; RGB; EQ in G HUB

• Mic: Detachable condenser; Discord-certified; flip-mute

• Comfort/Build: Super-light 278 g; fabric pads; ~21 h battery

• Pros: Extremely comfortable; fun design; strong software

• Cons: No Bluetooth; average isolation; lighter bass for some

• Price: $130–$150

• Best for: All-day comfort and a colorful aesthetic

 

20) ASTRO A50 Wireless

• Connection: 2.4 GHz base/charging dock; limited analog

• Platforms: PC, PS (PlayStation base); Xbox version with Xbox base

• Audio: Dolby 7.1 (via base); 48 kHz/24-bit USB; balanced with full bass

• Mic: Fixed boom; flip-to-mute

• Comfort/Build: Velour pads; flexible band; heavier overall with dock

• Pros: Dock convenience; stable wireless; comfortable for glasses wearers

• Cons: Pricey (~$300); bulkier; some durability complaints at headband

• Price: ~$300

• Best for: Dock-based desk setups and long sessions