The best wireless gaming headsets run the gamut from cheap to expensive and from versatile
to specialized. The one thing they all have in common is that they are absolutely excellent
whether you want to immerse yourself in a single player adventure or dominate the multiplayer
scene. In this guide, we're going to take a look at five of the best wireless gaming
headset this year, a variety of price points and feature sets so that we can help you find
an amazing one that will enable you to hear every line sound effect and musical note in
your favorite games with perfect clarity. If you're new to our channel, you're most
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Be sure to check the links in the description below. Okay, so let's dive in. At number five
is Razer Kaira Pro. If you're willing to spend more than $100, the Razer Kira Pro is probably
the best Xbox series headset you can get. In addition to a comfortable fit and good
sound quality the Kira pro offers a real rarity among wireless gaming headset Bluetooth connectivity.
That means that you can connect the Kira pro to your Xbox console just as easily as you
can connect it to your PC or mobile device. And unlike USB-C wireless solutions, the Kira
pro also works with iOS. On top of that the Kira Pro is a gorgeous device combining a
restrained chassis with a tasteful black and green color scheme. The pairing process couldn't
be easier, and the mic is good for both heated multiplayer matches and everyday conversations
with friends and family. What's even more impressive is that the Kira pro came out more
or less alongside the latest Xbox consoles, meaning they had a fantastic wireless headset
right from the start. The pros are extremely comfortable, good sound ideal for Xbox consoles,
and the cons are Bluetooth inconveniences, few customization options. Coming at number
four is HyperX Cloud 2 Wireless. If you want a future proof your audio gear consider the
HyperX cloud flight S. While HyperX has a handful of good wireless gaming headsets,
the cloud flight S is arguably the most ambitious of the pack. That's because it features Qi
charging something that we haven't seen in many other gaming peripherals, particularly
ones that you wear. After you run down the 30 hour battery, you can simply place the
left ear cup on a Qi charging pad and the headset will charge back up without having
to hunt down a cable for it. This is especially handy in a device that you pick up and put
down as many times per day as a gaming headset.
Apart from that, that cloud flight s offers the comfort and sound quality you'd expect
from hyper x peripherals and costs only $10 more than most of its competitors. The mic
is admittedly not great, but if you prefer single player games anyway, that's not much
of a drawback and the pros are comfortable fit. Good sound for games and music. Convenient
wireless features. For the cons touchy wireless charging, inconsistent mic. Entering the chart
at number three is Astro A20 Gaming Headset Gen 2. Astro has been making excellent audio
peripherals for more than 10 years and the Astro A20 gaming headset Gen 2 is yet another
feather in the company's cap. As one of the best wireless gaming headsets. The latest
model of the Astro A20 offers easy connectivity with either a PS five or an Xbox series x
depending on which model you buy. However, the A20 has another trick up its sleeve in
the form of an optional adapter. by plugging in a simple dongle you can make the A20 compatible
with both Sony and Microsoft consoles a rare feat among console centric gaming gear. Apart
from that the A20 provides a comfortable fit and fantastic sound. Just be aware that while
the microphone is flexible, it's not removable, so it's not the best choice for on the go
listening. switching back and forth among PC, PlayStation and Xbox systems is also not
as seamless as it could be. And the pros are great sound, comfortable ear cups, clear microphone
and for the cons, pairing can be frustrating, unappealing design. At number two is SteelSeries
Arctis 1 Wireless. If you want a wireless gaming headset that works with every system
you own, but don't feel like spending more than $100 the SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless
is what you're looking for. The Arctis 1 wireless is a no frills peripheral, lacking the subtle
sound quality and comfortable elastic headband of SteelSeries fancier models. Still, the
Arctis 1 Wireless is the headset that pioneered the company's excellent USB-C dongle making
it compatible with almost every modern gaming system from the PS 5 to Android tablets. Beyond
that the Arctis 1 Wireless provides effortless wireless connectivity and decent sound quality
across the board. You can play games you can chat with friends and family you can even
listen to music on the go thanks to ear cups that fold flat. It's nothing fancy, but sometimes
good enough is good enough. The pros are excellent wireless connectivity, compatibility with
almost everything. Decent sound for gaming and music. And the cons, no elastic headband,
no iOS compatibility. And our number one spot goes to SteelSeries Arctis 7P/7X. The SteelSeries
Arctis 7P/7X isn't just one of the best wireless gaming headsets on the market today. It's
arguably one of the best gaming peripherals period. This versatile headset uses a versatile
USB C dongle to provide flawless wireless sound for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series
X/S, PC, Nintendo Switch in both docked and handheld modes! Because there's no Bluetooth
there's no tedious pairing process. You just plug in a dongle and you get wireless sound.
The SteelSeries Arctis 7P/7X is remarkably similar to the original Arctis 7. It's still
a black plastic chassis with a thin steel headband and an elastic fitting strap. The
7P has blue highlights on the elastic to match the PS 5 The 7X has green highlights to match
the Xbox series X otherwise the two are almost identical. The sound itself is also pretty
good. While the Arctis 7P 7X. doesn't exactly set new standards in audio quality. Both games
and music sound crisp and clear with good differentiation between treble and bass as
well as voice work sound effects and background music. It has a retractable microphone. It
has distinct volume and game chat mixed dials. It has an elastic headband that guarantees
a perfect fit every time. Just be aware that the 7P model doesn't work with Xbox consoles,
even though it costs the same as the 7X. The pros are works with just about every system,
great gaming sound, comfortable fit. And the cons are music quality could be better. 7P
model is less versatile than 7X. That's all for now. If you enjoyed this video, please
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