Gaming Headsets

Hear Every Footstep, Call Every Shot

Gaming headsets deliver immersive spatial sound for pinpointing enemy movement, a clear microphone for team callouts, and lasting comfort for extended sessions. Logitech, Koss, ASUS, Corsair, and HyperX models span 7.1 virtual surround, broadcast-quality mics, and lightweight wireless designs for every platform and play style. Browse the full headsets collection for business, UC-certified, and education models alongside gaming options.

Gaming Headsets for Every Player

• Competitive FPS and esports — wired models with inline controls deliver zero-latency audio and rapid volume adjustment during tournament play in Counter-Strike and Valorant
• Console gaming on PS5 and Xbox — 3.5mm and wireless headsets pair directly with controllers for chat and game audio without a separate adapter
• Streaming and content creation — detachable or flip-to-mute boom microphones deliver clear voice to your audience, rivaling standalone desk mics from Logitech and ASUS
• MMO and RPG immersion — over-ear designs with large 50mm drivers and virtual 7.1 surround sound create a wide soundstage for atmospheric open-world exploration
• LAN events and gaming lounges — durable, closed-back headsets with memory-foam cushions block ambient noise in crowded multi-station environments

What Separates a Gaming Headset

Four factors define gaming headset performance: driver size, connectivity, microphone quality, and comfort. Larger 50mm drivers generally produce richer bass and wider soundstage, while smaller 40mm drivers keep weight down for extended wear. Wired USB and 3.5mm connections deliver consistent, zero-latency audio, while 2.4GHz wireless dongles now approach wired latency levels for cable-free freedom. Cardioid and noise-canceling boom mics handle noisy environments and streaming, and sub-300-gram weight with memory-foam ear cushions ensures comfort during multi-hour sessions. Corsair, ASUS, and Logitech lead with models covering every combination of these specs.

Surround Sound: Virtual 7.1 vs Stereo

Virtual 7.1 surround sound processes stereo drivers to simulate directional audio cues, ideal for shooters where pinpointing enemy positions matters. Stereo mode delivers a more natural, unprocessed soundstage preferred by audiophiles and music listeners. Most gaming headsets let you toggle between modes in software, so you can switch based on the game genre or content type.

Complete Your Gaming Setup

• Gaming Keyboards — mechanical boards with anti-ghosting and per-key RGB for competitive play
• Gaming Mice — high-DPI sensors and lightweight designs built for precise aiming
• Gaming Monitors — high-refresh-rate displays that match your audio advantage with visual clarity
• Gaming PC Cases — airflow-optimized enclosures with tempered glass and RGB lighting