![]() Surround sound: If an already good headset offers virtual surround sound, that’s fine, but it’s not worth paying more for the feature.Compatibility: Headsets with 3.5 mm connectors, like many headphones with microphones, are compatible with a wider range of gaming devices-PCs, consoles, and mobile devices-than USB headsets, which typically work only with PCs and either PlayStation consoles or Xbox consoles (almost never both).We pay attention to how easy these are to use, especially the mic-mute function. Volume controls: Gaming headsets should have volume and microphone mute controls on the earcups or on the cable.Most headsets come with a two-year warranty, but some companies (such as JBL) offer only a one-year warranty. We prefer headsets with detachable cables and microphones, which are easier to replace if they break, as well as replaceable earpads. Build quality: The headband shouldn’t creak when you put the headset on or move around, and the headset should survive being tossed in a bag.For a great-sounding wireless headset, expect to pay between $150 and $200. Solid budget options are available for around $50, but cheaper models lose sound clarity in the headphones and mic, and comfort and build quality drop considerably. ![]()
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