Levi KeswickThis article showcases our top picks for the Best High End Gaming Headset. We reached out to industry leaders and experts who have contributed the suggestions within this article (they have been credited for their contributions below).
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Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset
This product was recommended by Bill Elafros from BillElafros
I’ve tried a bunch of wireless headsets and this is a solidly built headset with a great battery life and pretty good out of the box audio. The headset is very comfortable for longer gaming sessions as it weighs under a pound and is comfortable around the head. It fits a bit snug so if you have a larger head it may not be for you. In addition, it comes with an additional battery pack so you can swap out and charge the other while still playing.
ASUS TUF Gaming H7 Wireless Headset
This product was recommended by Matt Weidle from Buyer’s Guide
ASUS TUF Gaming H7 Wireless Headset will never disappoint your gaming experience with its high-quality sounds. Its ear cushions are tailored to provide ergonomic comfort to its users during long gaming periods. It is also wireless and has a battery life of 15 hours that won’t leave you frustrated due to its longevity. Latency-wise, it has ultra-low latency that there is almost no delay from the console’s sound to your ears. It also has dual microphones, which you can use for gaming, and the other one is for phone calls and different purposes. Overall, ASUS TUF Gaming H7 Wireless Headset is packed with features that fit as the best high-end gaming headset.
Razer BlackShark V2 Gaming Headset
This product was recommended by Caroline from CocoSign
The Razer BlackShark V2 is worth considering. The sub-$100 range for gaming headsets is a very competitive part of the whole industry. It’s a space scattered with good and great choices that pair perfect audio with lots of great features. The Razer BlackShark V2 X features 7.1 Surround Sound* for combined immersion across movies, music, and games. Blackshark is compatible with all hi-tech gaming systems and works well.
Drop + Sennheiser PC38X
This product was recommended by Thao Tran from Voltcave
The PC38X offers high-end audio that garners audiophile approval, which is rare for gaming headsets. Thanks to Drop, it also comes in at a lower price point than you’d expect from Sennheiser. Its noise-canceling microphone is decent but its standout features are its audio and material quality. The PC38X comes with two removable braided cables and two different sets of earpads that are both incredibly comfortable. I’d recommend it to any serious gamer who plans on wearing their headset for extended periods of time. The comfort is worth the investment.
