5 Best Wireless Gaming Headset Reviews

From the simple sound of footsteps in the distance to the loud pop of a bullet exiting the barrel of a gun, sound heavily impacts gaming. Audio has gone from a sub-par necessity to a delicious, rapturous experience in modern gameplay. A best wireless gaming headset offers immersion like no other when playing modern games. The lack of cords, the deep rich sound, and the epic design help you get lost in the mountains of Kyrat and the world of Azeroth.

That being said, high-quality best wireless gaming headset in 2019 is packed with features and the competition is quite fierce. Knowing which headset is right for you can be an exhausting affair. The amount of variety in the market is a bit mystifying to those who have never purchased a gaming headset, let alone a top-tier wireless one. Some cheaper headsets are stripped of high-quality features and only allow stereo while others bump up a heavy bass in 7.1 surround sound and transport you straight into the action.

Every gaming headset is a little different and many specialize in various ways. Some offer 5.1 surround or 7.1 surround, meaning that you get extremely accurate directional sound. Others off comfort for hours with cushioned ear pads and a design catering to long-form gaming. Still others offer extremely good tech features such as long battery life or specific Blue-Tooth Gaming Headsets that pair with devices. All the headphones on this list sound fantastic, all of them are somewhat comfortable, and all have no wires. That being said, there are notable key features that do differ. Whether it is the INSANCE battery life of the Steelseries Siberia 800 or the simple compatibility between different devices.

To make this decision easier, we’ve crafted a hand guide to the Best Gaming Headset. This guide will give you the insider scoop on several headsets for the big three, PC, Xbox One Wireless Headset, and ps4 headset. While there is a level of subjective debate on the best wireless gaming headset out there, we strive to inform you and make the decision of picking a headset a little bit easier. After all, you may wear these things for many hours a day!Whether you game on PC, PS4, or Xbox One, our guide will walk you through the best wireless headphones of 2019 for each system and our best pick overall.

Razer Man O’ War-best wireless gaming headset

razer wireless headset has been a dominant force in the peripheral market the last few years with incredible products, from gaming mice to gaming laptops. Razer Man O War headset’s first move into high-quality wireless audio lives up to the impeccable standard for quality that has been set by them for the last few years.

Clocking in at an average of $150, this Razer headset is a good mid-range option for those who don’t want to break the bank but want the highest-tier in audio quality. One of the primary concerns of Razer gaming headset was nailing the feeling of comfort. It can be used for quite some time without feeling uncomfortable or unnatural. The battery length was primo, meaning it didn’t have to be plugged in much after the initial charging. The Man O’ War is designed with long life in mind, lasting up to 20 hours!
It also comes with a design that eschews the heavy clunking headsets of yesterday, for a lighter more user-friendly weight.

The downsides? Many higher quality headsets have a fair bit of metal that gives a solid premium feel. This headset if basically made from plastic and doesn’t carry the feeling of some mainline headsets. With this is the worry that a misplaced headset might break a bit easier then one would like.
Also the Man O’ War Headset doesn’t offer full compatibility with Xbox One and scales down the 7.1 Surround sound to just stereo for PS4. This makes it remarkably similar to a pair of earbuds. This inconvenience is off-set by the fact that you can play without obnoxious wires, but it still is a glaring issue in buying a set of headphones. A lack of support for other consoles means that switching between devices may not only be a chore but be disruptive to your experience.

Favorite Feature: One of the hardest things about competitive gaming is keying in audio settings for the microphone. Often you must use several clunky interfaces to make sure that the volume is keyed in correctly. Razer wireless gaming headset came up with the obvious solution to this problem. They just simply added a secondary volume nob that directly changes the mic volume. No more getting caught in a terrible UI while trying to key in those settings. Now you can adjust the mic volume on the fly!

Steelseries siberia 800 wireless gaming headset’s review

Quality. That’s what sets this headset apart. Clocking in at around $300-$330, the SteelSeries 800 is the aged Cognac of Wireless Gaming headsets. Basically, this is the top-tier headset that offers amazing features and incredible sound.

First, this steelseries wireless headset works flawlessly by delivering the highest quality audio imaginable. Little details that are lost in games due to low-quality audio pop and come to life. Fallout 4 feels rich and full of ambient noise. Mad Max hits with heavy bass making the raw power of the engine come alive. This wireless gaming headset is simply the best quality you can buy for a PC Gamer.

The battery life is not only rated to 20 hours per battery, when we tested them out it seemed impossible to find yourself powerless. Just charge them one at a time and you will rarely if ever run into power issues. And at that point, you can wire in.

Sometimes onboard sound cards aren’t up to snuff for PC gaming. This steelseries wireles headset does a great job with onboard sound simulation though, meaning that a trip to the computer store for a new Sound Card is not needed.

The design is not only aesthetically pleasing but makes this headset feel solid, like it won’t break from day to day use.

Other than price, it is really hard to find a huge flaw with this headset. Basically the pinnacle of wireless gaming headset design. While we didn’t personally experience any issues, the most commonly reported problem is just a general lack of customer service from SteelSeries. Still, that’s not a huge reason to ignore this incredible device of the audio gods.

Favorite Feature: Universal support for devices. The SteelSeries Siberia 800 wireless gaming headset was specifically designed with an eye for compatibility. It works on not only current consoles and the PC, but a multitude of devices, from older systems to tablets and phones. Normally a headset this versatile makes huge sacrifices in audio performance to achieve that level of flexibility. The Siberia instead opts to allow high-quality audio performance regardless of the device it is in.

Logitech Wireless Gaming Headset G930-best gaming headset under 100

The last few years, Logitech has debatably been the leader in PC Peripherals, offering some of the greatest options for gaming mice, mechanical keyboards, and more. In the realm of Audio, they have a diverse options set that caters to numerous Audio needs while being one of the most completely priced top-tier headsets around.

As far as budget PC gaming headsets go, this is probably the best mic you can get at a price-point below $90. It’s comfortable, incredible sound, (7.1 at that price is a fantastic deal!) and includes a mic and some nifty features. The buttons on the side offer some convenient options for media and overall this headset is a gem in an industry that is full of competition. Logitech wireless gaming headset g930 is specifically designed for PC so its not meant for other devices. Trying it on a PS4 and Xbox one is not only a risk endeavor, it nullifies the specific 2.4 GHz wireless USB that is designed to eliminate user lag. This isn’t recommended for cross-platform compatibility.

7.1 Surround sound at one of the cheapest price points possible. A noise-cancelling microphone. 10 hours of battery life. It’s a solid choice albeit has flaws. One of the unique design decisions was the manual mute. Instead of pressing a button to mute, you can rotate the mic out of the way for an automatic mute. It also has a memory foam headband that is extremely comfortable. A single USB connection required to charge and can be charged while in use. Dedicated 2.4GHz Wireless adaptor for lag-free blazing fast audio speed meaning no missed moments or delayed sounds.

The biggest downside is that this is basically a PC only headset. As Logitech is known for its PC products, the logitech wireless gaming headset G930 uses special software that enables amazing audio quality, but this is not supported on Mac, Linux, and some earlier Windows operating systems (Honestly though, who uses XP anymore?!?). On top of this, it won’t work well or even at all with many other media devices. This sort of nullifies the appeal for those who are not in the PC ecosystem. Still for the price, it’s the best value you can get with a headset under $90!