If you’re looking for quality in electronics, you can’t go wrong with Sony. The PlayStation Gold Wireless Headset is a premium wireless headset for PlayStation users. You’ll get high-quality sound and construction, but you’ll have to pay for it too. If you want something that’s adorable and affordable, this won’t be the headset for you. If you don’t mind spending a little more to get a good quality wireless headset, you should read on about the Razer Kraken BT Kitty Edition. First off, this headset looks very cute. It is pink all over, with removable cat ears included. If you are a streamer and you plan to wear the headset for a long time, you will appreciate the ears being separate from the headband. That way, they won’t dig into your head over long gaming sessions. The big advantage of this headset is the low price point. You are getting a reasonable value for the amount you pay, but if better sound and microphone quality are important, you might look elsewhere. That being said, if you want something that looks cute, but you can’t spend a lot right now, the ONIKUMA gaming headset is a decent option overall.

The main selling point here is how cute the Kraken BT looks. The quartz pink that Razer uses is very sharp, and the kitty ears are built into the headset and light up, along with the Razer logo on the earcups. If looks are a priority and you don’t mind spending the money to get the best, you will want to take a closer look at this headset. However, the microphone is not great. The real issue here is the microphone holder. It is a flexible arm, but if you move it around a lot, you will find it stops working well before long. If you do get this headset, we recommend setting your mic in the optimal position and leaving it there as much as you can. The PeohZarr D99 comes at a very affordable price, and it offers a reasonable amount for what you pay. However, if looks are less important, you might want to consider another headset with better-quality components. If you just want a cute headset that works well enough, this is a pretty good price point. Frequency Response: 20 – 20.000 Hz | Driver Size: 50 mm | Connection Type: 3.5 mm | Microphone Frequency Response: 100 – 10.000 Hz | Weight: 285 g

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For what it’s worth, you really can’t go wrong with the PeohZarr D99. It is a cute pink headset with decent audio quality, plenty of comfort, and a very affordable price tag. It’s definitely not perfect, but if you can’t afford to splurge on premium headsets, this is a great option. Frequency Response: 20 – 20.000 Hz | Driver Size: 50 mm | Connection Type: 3.5 mm | Microphone Frequency Response: Not Specified by Manufacturer | Weight: 325 g Frequency Response: 12 – 28.000 Hz | Driver Size: 50 mm | Connection Type: Analog 3.5 mm | Microphone Frequency Response: 100 – 10.000 Hz | Weight: 322 g Most compatible headsets will do just fine for most Xbox Series X/S games, but if you want something that provides richer sounds for AAA games, you'll want to look at the more premium options on this list. These are headsets that offer things like Dolby Atmos or Windows Sonic. In addition to its cute design, this headset is also very comfortable to wear. The big earcups are similar to the wired Kraken model. Unlike the wired model, though, this headset has a looser fit. If you have a small head or if you move around a lot while you are gaming, this headset is likely to slip off. If you wear a hat or have a lot of hair, this shouldn’t be a big problem.

Finally, we come to the last headset in this round-up. The Sades Mpower Angel Edition comes up short in just about every category worth considering. The look might be for you, but you might not appreciate the sound and microphone quality. Overall, it is a decent offering for the money. Similar to the other budget headsets on this list, the Somic G951s offers some decent value to the girl gamer who can’t afford to spend a lot on a headset. Just like the ONIKUMA headset, this is a cute headset with decent enough audio quality to be included on this list.

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Interface: Wireless | Connectivity: Lossless 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth | Surround Sound: 360° Spatial Audio, Microsoft Spatial Sound, Tempest 3D, | Battery Life: Up to 38 hours | Weight: 322g The Cougar Phontum is another affordable headset with enough pink color on it to make this list. It offers admirable audio quality, a decent microphone, and plenty of comfort. Interface: Wireless | Connectivity: Xbox Wireless, Bluetooth 4.2 | Surround Sound: Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, and DTS Headphone:X | Battery life: Up to 15 hours | Weight: 312g The H510 Zeus is available in white with rose gold accents on the earcups and hinges. It actually looks very nice, but they are not available in all pink if that’s what you’re specifically looking for. Best of all, the Phontum comes with a fair price tag. This isn’t the lowest-priced headset on this list, but they offer great sound quality and comfort for the price you pay. If you need a headset to help keep your gaming sessions quiet late at night, you’ll appreciate the little extra you spend here.

On the bright side, the microphone on the H510 Zeus is just phenomenal and offers great clarity for your voice. You usually don’t expect to get a mic this good on headsets at this price point. The noise-canceling feature works well, and the mic is detachable, meaning you can easily get rid of it when you don’t need it. Frequency Response: 20 – 20.000 Hz | Driver Size: 50 mm | Connection Type: USB | Microphone Frequency Response: Not Specified by Manufacturer | Weight: 360 g If you tend to play for longer periods of time, you will appreciate the comfort of the D99. The ear cups are big and comfortable to wear, even after a long session. Even better, the headset is lightweight enough that you won’t feel it weighing you down. It also helps that the headband is separate from the frame, so you are not supporting the full weight of the headset all the time.

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When you glimpse the feature-rich, quality-designed Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 MAX, it’s easy to see why it’s our favorite wireless Xbox headset. 2.4GHz wireless means a pain-free connection to your Xbox Series X/S, and with the flip of a switch, it connects to other gaming consoles like the PS5 or Nintendo Switch. After pairing, you’ll enjoy lag-free, uninterrupted gameplay for up to 40 hours, thanks to impressive battery life, and you get Bluetooth support for your other devices. Frequency Response: Not Specified by Manufacturer | Driver Size: 40 mm | Connection Type: Wireless, 3.5 mm | Microphone Frequency Response: Not Specified by Manufacturer | Battery Life: Up to 8 Hours | Weight: 230 g Of course, you want a great-sounding gaming headset. There are several factors to consider for the best audio performance. Driver size is important, and 40 mm is often the standard, but bigger usually means better. The drivers are internal mechanisms that create the sound waves you hear. A larger driver allows for more air to pass through, making not only louder sounds but also more nuanced, wider frequencies. Interface: Wireless | Connectivity: Lossless 2.4GHz, Bluetooth | Surround Sound: Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, DTS Headphone: X, Superhuman Hearing (PC) | Battery life: Up to 40 hours