Expert reviews and analysis of the best gaming headsets products
The Sony INZONE H9 is a do-everything wireless PC/PS5 gaming headset with active noise cancellation, personalised spatial audio and dual RF-plus-Bluetooth connectivity — good at everything, exceptional at nothing, with coloured sound that trails its premium positioning.
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 pairs class-leading comfort, 40-plus-hour battery and full cross-platform reach with one flaw: an off-balance default sound.
The HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless is a comfortable, superbly finished gaming headset whose headline is a gargantuan battery — over 100 hours in testing — paired with clear, balanced sound and an excellent microphone. No wired mode and Windows-only software, though.
The Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless review: a comfortable premium gaming headset for PC and PlayStation with a standout microphone and low latency, let down by short battery life and weak isolation.
The Logitech G Pro X Wireless Lightspeed is a wireless take on the excellent wired Pro X: solid, comfortable, with rock-stable Lightspeed connectivity, long battery life and convincing DTS surround — though it is PC-only and its microphone falls short of the wired version.
Wireless gaming headphones with a broadcast-grade detachable boom mic, RGB lighting and triple-mode connectivity — strong on build and voice, uneven on stock sound.
The ASUS ROG Delta S Wireless is a very good wireless gaming headset with versatile 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth connectivity, long battery life and clever dual beamforming mics — let down by the lack of a wired mode, a slightly bass-light default tuning and small earcups.
