Gaming Headset for PlayStation PS4 3.5mm FORTNITE Headphone for PS4, PC, Xbox One Controller (blue)

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If you are responding to me in forums or a comment I would much appreciate it if you quoted or tagged me in your responses so I can see it and respond. Keeping it simple but maintaining some quality too, the Corsair HS35 is one of the best gaming headsets going when on a budget - and certainly one of the best cheap gaming headsets. In Fortnite, this replaces the need for players to use the Switch’s original mobile device and app-based voice chat system, making it easier to communicate with their squad through a Turtle Beach headset. You prefer a lighter clamp force: While we don't think the heavier clamp force will be a problem for the majority of players, those particularly sensitive to a higher pressure from the side might want to think twice.

Meanwhile the A50s still regularly cost more money in sale events, and are more concentrated on serving a wider multi-platform audience - at the cost of more PC pedigree features. Audio: We were impressed by the audio across both stereo and surround sound modes, offering up rich clarity across both Xbox and PC. Verdict: Of course, the SteelSeries does also pack those swappable batteries and active noise cancellation, helping it hold its top spot on our list.Features: The wireless transmitter (which doubles as your battery charging station) will hook you up to PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, or Nintendo Switch via the dock (a Bluetooth connection can keep those good vibes going in handheld mode).

It’s made for people who don’t want to be bothered with tuning EQs and the likes, and this plug-and-play headset is well-respected for its excellent durability and solid audio quality.The gray and black metallic structure makes for a sturdy, professional aesthetic - only a small logo on the left cup would give this away as a Turtle Beach headset. and Bluetooth here (features not present on the wired BlackShark V2) but you're also getting something even the Pro doesn't have - the ability to wire directly into your PC. Often, when you go for a budget gaming headset, especially one that’s costs less than your standard videogame, you have to brace yourself for a less-than-stellar experience. The oval design of each side was also much appreciated in our testing - this shape hugs the ears far more gently than the sometimes pinching grasp of a fully circular design. Verdict: We previously featured the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 Max as the best multi-platform gaming headset, but this easy switching tech, luxurious comfort, dual-Bluetooth connectivity, and active noise cancellation mean the Pro is now the top dog.

As for the mic, an ample foam shield and smart noise cancellation keep your voice clear and pop-free even if you’re warning squadmates about a perp with a pump shotgun at Pleasant Park. That means you can use Synapse-generation EQ settings across both PC and PlayStation - a rarity in this space.Looking for a headset to see you through online matches with a crystal clear mic and excellent directional audio? Design: While Turtle Beach is synonymous with cheaper plastic headsets, the Stealth Pro is a classy affair.

Even a shy audio cue can be the deciding factor between you clutching the game for your team or having to settle for that ever-frustrating second position. In terms of sound quality, this headset is equipped with DTS Headphone: X Spatial Audio for an immersive listening experience. Of course, this is straight out of the box and with battery degradation that juice is going to start running out faster.While they don't have the widest frequency response gamut, the cooling gel-infused earcups and noise cancelling, retractible unidirectional mic more than make up for the corners it cuts elsewhere. Haptics aren't important: Of course, if that haptic feedback isn't important to you, you'd be better served by a cheaper headset or something that adds value in other areas - customization, microphone quality, or battery life, for example. With memory foam cushions and a lightweight footprint, the BlackShark V2 Pro manages to blend into the background nicely during longer sessions, with no discomfort.