Wired and wireless, for calls and for competitive play.
A 2.4GHz wireless headset built for long console sessions: 15+ hour battery, a flip-to-mute mic, and cross-platform USB transmitter compatibility — a steady pick since its 2019 Gen 2 refresh.
On the market since 2019
HyperX's dual-chamber driver design separates bass from mids/highs for cleaner sound, wrapped in a durable aluminum frame — a steady seller since 2018 with an outsized reputation for comfort.
On the market since 2018
The headset that built HyperX's reputation: virtual 7.1 surround via a USB control box, memory foam ear pads, and an aluminum frame that's barely changed since 2015 because it didn't need to.
On the market since 2015
The newest generation of HyperX's signature Cloud line: angled 53mm drivers, a DTS spatial audio option, memory foam ear cushions, and a durable steel frame — the strongest favorite in gaming-headset searches over the past year.
On the market since 2023
Built with input from pro esports players: a detachable Blue VO!CE boom mic with a USB DAC, DTS 7.1, and swappable memory foam ear pads — a steady pick since 2019.
On the market since 2019
A budget-friendly 7.1 surround headset with DTS Headphone:X 2.0 and 50mm drivers — a steady, no-frills pick since 2019 for anyone who wants surround sound without a premium price tag.
On the market since 2019
A lightweight LIGHTSPEED wireless headset with a suspension headband, dual-zone RGB, and Blue VO!CE mic filtering — search interest has been climbing over the last few weeks.
On the market since 2021
A plug-and-play USB office headset that's held a steady spot in headset searches for over a decade: noise-cancelling mic, in-line controls, and padded ear cushions for calls and video meetings.
On the market since 2012
A single-ear Bluetooth headset built for all-day calls: WindSmart noise reduction across six mics, a smart sensor that answers/mutes automatically, and Teams/Zoom certification — a steady pick in office-headset searches since 2016.
On the market since 2016
An esports-tuned wireless headset with Razer's HyperClear Super Wideband mic and FPS-tuned audio profiles for pinpointing footsteps — a steady pick since 2020.
On the market since 2020
A dual-wireless (2.4GHz + Bluetooth) Xbox/PC headset with real-time app control, 50+ hour battery, and neodymium drivers — one of the strongest favorites in gaming-headset searches over the past year.
On the market since 2022
SteelSeries' flagship: active noise cancellation, a hot-swappable Infinity Power System (two batteries, never dead), and a GameDAC-style base station with a status display — a steady pick since 2022.
On the market since 2022