Gaming headsets are as crucial as a good keyboard, monitor, or even graphics card may be, a quality gaming headset is undoubtedly even more essential. The gadget you wear on your head determines the sound of your virtual environment and how you communicate with your colleagues. You’ll probably also use it to stream your favorite music and television shows. Given the dizzying array of options, selecting the finest gaming headset for your particular head shape and ear size is difficult. Gamers today have more headphone options than ever thanks to the esports industry’s continued growth and the relatively easy combination of audio gear purchased at a store with plush earcups, a sprinkle of software magic, and a high-quality microphone.

Even if the best computer speakers have their advocates, PC gaming headsets are meant to put the player right in the middle of the action. Some of these capabilities, such as improved environmental sounds (commonly referred to as superhuman hearing) and improved sound imaging, can even assist them in winning. So, we have reviewed different types of headsets and picked out 10 top gaming headsets for you.

1. SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless

 The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset is not cheap, but it is well worth the money because it has custom-designed 40mm drivers that are capable of high-fidelity (you will need a wired connection and a DAC to experience). The deep and rich sound doesn’t just pertain to game audio because this headset does a fantastic job with a variety of audio. There is also more: A fully retractable bidirectional noise-canceling microphone, active noise canceling (with an optional transparency mode), and simultaneous 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity with audio mixing capabilities. You could spend about $379.99 on it, but it will be worthwhile.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 40mm custom driver	Impedance: 38 Ohms
Frequency response: 10 – 22KHz	Mic: Bidirectional noise canceling, fully retractable
Connectivity: Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0	Weight: 0.75 pounds (339g)

2. Razer Kraken V3 Pro

With all the little enhancements from its predecessors and USB connector capabilities, the Razer Kraken V3 Pro is the greatest headset in the Kraken line. The headset further immerses viewers with its haptic feedback technology in addition to THX spatial audio. The wireless headset can be used on PCs and PlayStations via its 2.4Ghz adaptor, as well as Xbox gaming consoles and the Nintendo Switch via its 3.5mm headphone connection. The pricing of this headphone starts from $84.99.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver:  Razer TriForce Titanium 50 mm	Impedance:  32 Ohms
Frequency response: 20 Hz – 20 KHz	Mic: Detachable HyperClear SuperCardioid
Connectivity: USB Type-A dongle, headphone jack	Weight: 0.82 pounds (371g)

3. HyperX Cloud Alpha

For affordable gaming headsets with excellent sound quality, the HyperX Cloud Alpha has always been a favorite. And the most recent version of this vintage gaming headset continues in the same style. It holds the original’s all-day comfort and reasonable pricing while also bringing in a few critical upgrades, such as compatibility with virtual 7.1 surround sound. You should be able to play better and have a more immersive experience as a result. This headphone will cost you around $99.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 50mm with neodymium magnets	Impedance: 65 Ohms
Frequency response:  15 Hz – 21 kHz	Mic: detachable noise cancellation microphone
Connectivity: Wireless 2.4 GHz and USB2.0	Weight: 317g

4. Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE

The Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE is another headset that is as gorgeous to look at as it is to use. The best wireless gaming headset for the majority, it features audiophile-caliber sound and has a sleek and fashionable appearance as opposed to being big and heavy. The Virtuoso RGB SE has a hint of RGB thanks to the gunmetal-colored aluminum on which the Corsair logo is imprinted. Overall, everything seems to be priced similarly. It begins at $255 and can go as high as $279.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 50mm neodynamic	Impedance: 32 Ohms
Frequency response: 20 – 40KHz	Mic: Omnidirectional
Connectivity: USB Type-A 2.4 GHz dongle	Weight: 360g

5. Logitech G Pro X Wireless Lightspeed

New products like the Logitech G Pro X Wireless raising the bar for wireless audio, and latency issues with wireless headphones are no longer an issue. This set of headphones, which is among the best gaming headsets available, allows you wireless freedom coupled with low latency, a sturdy construction, and, most importantly, fantastic sound. Its surround sound and audio quality completely astounded us. It also has a wireless range of up to 13 meters and a battery life of up to 20 hours, which is very remarkable. The pricing starts from $178.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: Hybrid mesh PRO-G 1.97 in (50 mm)	Impedance: 32 Ohms
Frequency response:   100Hz-10KHz	Mic: Cardioid (Unidirectional)
Connectivity: 2.4GHz LIGHTSPEED	Battery Life: up to 20 hours

6. Alienware AW720H

There aren’t many gaming headphones that provide high-resolution audio, and some of the ones that do have difficulty ranking on our list for various reasons. Yet, there is no denying that Alienware has made its place on this list. This new Alienware product is highly detailed and sharp and is reasonably priced for the sound quality it provides. Dolby Atmos is supported, the battery lasts a long time even with the RGB lighting on, and the fit is comfortable enough that you can wear it for several hours. It can cost you around $129.99.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 40mm	Impedance: 32 Ohms
Frequency response: 20 – 4KHz	Mic: Uni-directional
Connectivity: Wireless, wired	Weight: 347g

7. Creative SXFI Air Gamer

The Creative SXFI Air Gamer is significantly much more affordable than Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless, which offers many of the same features. This is the finest headset for you if you want cans that you can use to switch to or add a Bluetooth connection while also connecting to your PC via a stable wire. The Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT and Creative’s products are different from one another in appearance and lack a wireless dongle. If you’re cool with that, you can get a headset that can simultaneously pair with your phone or another Bluetooth device and use a 3.5mm or USB connection. The audio quality is of the highest caliber, with excellent bass reproduction, and is suitable for playing your favorite games, watching movies, and listening to music. Please keep in mind that Bluetooth has latency, so if you want to play competitive PC games, you should plug this headset in, the pricing of this headphone is $149.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 50mm neodymium	Impedance: 2.2K ohms
Frequency response: 20 – 20KHz	Mic: 2x bidirectional, 1x omnidirectional
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C cable, 3.5mm cable	Weight: 335g

8. Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max

The Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max is a superb headset for people who wear glasses. It’s because Turtle Beach utilised dual-foam cushions, which are softer where your glasses rest, on a headset that was already comfortable. After a few hours of gaming, you won’t have to be concerned about feeling that pressure against your head. Also, the Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max does its best to be your only headset by being compatible with virtually any gadget, including all the major gaming consoles. Its pricing starts from $199.95.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 50mm Nanoclear neodymium drivers	Compatibility: Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Nintendo Switch
Frequency response: 20 – 20KHz	Mic: Flip-up Omni-Directional
Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wireless Connection	Battery: 40+ hours life

9. SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1

The Arctis Nova 1 is a wired analog headset featuring broad, ergonomic over-ear earcups and a thin, light plastic chassis. It contains a completely retractable bidirectional noise-canceling microphone that is fashionable enough to use away from your computer as a set of lifestyle headphones. To connect to devices with combined and separate headphone/microphone connectors, it includes both single and dual 3.5mm audio cables. SteelSeries has arctis nova redesigned every headset in its lineup, even the $60 entry-level model. The same 40mm custom driver is included in the Arctis Nova 1 as it is in its more expensive siblings, although it is far less expensive.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 40mm custom	Impedance: 36 Ohms
Frequency response: 20 – 22KHz	Mic: Bidirectional, Noise-canceling
Connectivity: Wired (3.5 mm) aux	Weight: 235g

10. Corsair HS55 Wireless

The Corsair HS55 Wireless significantly outperforms the Corsair HS55 Wireless Core, which it replaced. Its lightweight construction, wireless connectivity with a 50-foot range, 24-hour battery life, on-the-fly EQ preset adjustment, and other extras make this inexpensive wireless PC gaming headset a welcome addition. It also has Corsair’s most sophisticated and attractive design update yet, which will tempt you to use it as a pair of headphones. But more crucially, it sounds better, is easier to operate, and is a tiny bit plusher than its predecessor, making it a greater value is given that it is equally priced. We discovered that the high end is more present and detailed, giving you brighter and clearer sounds. However, for some reason, Corsair also mutes the bottom, which may turn off bass-obsessed gamers. The pricing of this headphone is $99.

SPECIFICATIONS
Driver: 50mm	Impedance: 2.2K Ohms
Frequency response: 20 – 20KHz	Mic: Omnidirectional
Connectivity: 2.5GHz wireless	Weight: 274g