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Wireless and wired gaming headsets and headphones from Razer, beyerdynamic, Corsair, Audeze and more, in closed-back, open-back and on-ear designs. Filter by wireless, design and sound, and pay in BTC, ETH or USDT.

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A headset should stay comfortable for hours and work with every device you play on. Check these points:

  • Platform: 2.4 GHz wireless headsets often come in separate versions for PlayStation, Xbox or PC, and Xbox wireless needs an Xbox-compatible model. Wired 3.5 mm and USB headsets work more widely.
  • Wireless type: a 2.4 GHz dongle gives low latency for games; Bluetooth suits phones and travel. Many headsets combine both, so you can take a call while playing.
  • Ear cups: closed-back cups block outside noise and keep sound in; open-back cups sound more spacious and run cooler, but leak sound both ways.
  • Microphone: a detachable or flip-to-mute boom is practical; for streaming, a dedicated microphone sounds clearer.

Comfort comes from weight, clamping force and pad material: velour breathes better, leatherette seals better. Glasses wearers should look for soft pads and low clamping force. For wireless models, check the battery life and whether you can use the headset while it charges. Virtual surround and EQ software are useful extras, and high-impedance hi-fi headphones may need an amplifier.

Questions about headsets & headphones

Will a wireless headset work on both PlayStation and Xbox?
Not always. Xbox uses its own wireless protocol, so a headset needs an Xbox-compatible version. Many 2.4 GHz headsets work on PlayStation and PC through a USB dongle; check the platforms listed on the product page.
Open-back or closed-back: which should I choose?
Closed-back headsets isolate you from noise and keep sound from leaking, which suits shared rooms. Open-back headsets sound wider and stay cooler, but people nearby hear them and outside noise comes in.
Can I use a gaming headset with my phone?
Yes, if it has Bluetooth or a 3.5 mm jack. Headsets that only connect through a 2.4 GHz USB dongle need a USB-C phone that supports the dongle, so check the specifications.