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There are myriad different styles, designs, and hardware inclusions — it's enough to make your head spin. So, to simplify things, I've done the hard part for you by getting hands-on and putting each device through its paces. The list below only includes those that have excelled in my extensive testing. The best gaming headsets strike a balance between performance, usability, and extras, placing them in a league above the rest.
Why you should trust me: I'm not just a tech expert, I'm also a gaming enthusiast. I'm always on the hunt for better gear to make my own experience better.
I know what gamers want. Yes, I'm looking for technologies like spatial audio and Active Noise Cancellation in my gaming headsets, too. If a product makes the cut, I want to spread the word. If it doesn't, I think it's my obligation to let you know. I love to play, and I want you to have the best gaming experience as well.
For a rundown on how I test wireless gaming headsets and for buying advice, you can read my article "How we test gaming headsets at PCWorld."
Updated 4/30/2024: I've added the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro recommendation to this list: This headset has a punchy audio signature with well-tuned bass and treble that makes it ideal for FPS games. I've also added the Razer Blackshark V2 Hyperspeed whose ultralight weight helps prevent soreness in marathon g
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