Best Wireless Game Headset 2025

Not many headsets have immediately left a positive impression on us as the EPOS H3Pro Hybrid. With excellent sound quality, excellent comfort, smart design and plenty of features, you do everything you can expect from a wireless gaming headset. Importantly, they are still widely available and also bargain prices, despite not being effectively discontinued.

Excellence starts with the number of features offered. Not only is it 2.4GHz wireless for PC, but you can also get Bluetooth. It offers active noise cancellation that will make this a travel-friendly headset, which will make your planes/trains/noisy neighbors own. Additionally, you can remove the boom microphone to make the headset more compact, but the headset also has an internal microphone so you won’t miss any of the above features.

Next up on this headset hit list is to be extremely comfortable. The incredibly lightweight weight and excellent ear cups and headband padding rarely feel like it’s putting a strain on your head.

This headset offers excellent sound quality for the microphone and headphones. The latter offers plenty of sound detail and bass power without having too many forced “gamer” sounds with loud bass and boosted highs. You can tweak your EQ to highlight in-game details, but this headset is slightly tuned for a wider range of general use than gaining the advantage of all Sonic eSports.

Read the complete EPOS H3Pro Hybrid Review.

The Razer Blackshark V2 Pro (2023) comes in several qualities that stand out as the go-to option, especially for a dedicated eSports headset. The first is that it’s perfect for games with its overall design and feature set. The headset has Bluetooth, but it is not the main focus. Instead, the thick volume dial, flexible boom microphone and relatively lightweight design make this a combat heat-friendly headset.

The second important feature is the highest quality microphone. In many cases, basic, low quality microphones are suitable for simple voice communication. For more dedicated eSports players, there’s no need to have a dedicated desktop gaming microphone, as it has a clear, full sound microphone. And that’s what Blackshark v 2 Pro (2023) has.

The final string of the bow on this headset is the smart game profile. Assuming Razer’s software is running in the background, this headset detects the game that has been launched and sets the EQ and other features of the headset for that game. It’s neat enough, but what sets this headset apart is that it comes with some EQs from games that are already optimized by professional players in those games. And from our testing, they work and increase the audibility of the major sounds in the game.

Check out our complete Razer Blackshark V2 review.

The Corsair HS65 Wireless offers great value considering the price. It offers Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity, cutting the cord from its wired counterpart with minimal compromise. No wireless headsets yet offer the same build quality, sound and style that this cheap champion offers in price range.

With a 50mm neodymium driver, the HS65 Wireless offers a balanced sound signature that is perfect for playing games, listening to music, watching movies and more. Meanwhile, that microphone will help you capture your com with clarity that competes with more expensive rivals.

The main weakness of the Corsair HS65 Wireless is its wired connection or lack of it. Thankfully, it has a battery life of up to 24 hours and does not require frequent reaching out to the charger. Better yet, just pour the juice for 15 minutes to get a 6 hour regeneration.

Read the complete Corsair H65 Wireless Review.

The Sony Inzone H9 is worth putting it on the list if you own a PlayStation. The PS5-inspired design is compatible, but the Inzone H9 is a smooth looking headset that is perfect for other Sony hardware.

Featuring both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth capabilities, this headset offers a simple wire-free experience and even noise cancellation. During testing, I was troubled by the fact that the boom mic is not removable, making this an ideal headset for travel.

The sound quality of the Inzone is clear, but by default it is a headset with particularly high bass. Adjust your EQ to your liking with easy-to-use Inzone Hub software.

Read the complete Sony Inzone H9 review.

When it comes to the next wireless gaming headset, if you don’t have the money, you won’t look for anything other than Steelseries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless. In addition to its incredible sound, these cans are stacked with features that will conveniently connect to all the devices you need.

They’re great in their own unique benefits, but the Steelseries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is now even higher than their peers thanks to the wireless base station. This little box sits smartly on a gaming desk and swaps between your PC and console just as easily as pressing a button. Not only that, but it also holds and charges a spare battery pack. This means you don’t need to charge your headset as it always charges you.

This level of quality and robust feature set naturally requires a high asking price, but it’s seriously worth it if you can afford it. With this in mind, it is worth mentioning that the shallow ear cups on the headset do not suit all ear shapes, as the driver is slightly protruding.

Read our SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro review for more information.

The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro has a modest look and only arrives in black, but that’s because they don’t want to be distracted by the fact that it’s an incredible wireless gaming headset.

Unparalleled immersive audio leads to a wealth of features, including superhuman hearing.

With Bluetooth, active noise cancellation, removable boom microphone, internal microphone, and more, this is a very versatile headset and a rival to the EPOS H3PRO hybrid. Its superhuman hearing capabilities and hot-swappable battery make it definitely better for the game, but the EPO is lighter and more comfortable, making it better for the all-around.

For more information, see the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Review.

Also, if you’re looking for a single gaming headset option that lets you point your hands at listening on the go, the Steelseries Acrtis Gamebuds is the perfect option. Including a 2.4GHz wireless dongle means that you can connect to any PC while the Bluetooth connection is ideal for cell phones, laptops and other portable listening.

Gameuds is really comfortable. Assume you don’t care about the right style for your ear tips to be pushed into the ear canal, and you’ll be left safe for hours. The battery also lasts for ages, with 10 hours per bud and an additional 30 hours of charging time in the carry case.

The sound quality is also very good. These are not really comparable to audiophile in-ear headphones, but they are comparable to other true wireless earphones, such as the AirPods Pro. They have a bass presence without it being forced and not sounding the warmth of many midrange and clarity of the top end. For games, you also get over 100 sound profiles that are specially tuned for a variety of games.

It also gets an active noise cancellation that works very well, but you can turn it off to maintain battery life or switch to pass-through mode. GameBuds is not a cheap option, but it’s a competitive price compared to other wireless earphones.

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