Top 15 Best Gaming Headsets Across All Price Ranges

Sub $100: Kingston HyperX Cloud

The highly rated HyperX Cloud is a great option that not only offers high quality sound, but is compatible across multiple platforms including PS4 and PC.

Sub $100: PlayStation Gold Wireless

At $99.99, Sony's Gold Wireless headset is a good entry level headset that will get the job done provided you're only interested in gaming on your PlayStation 4.

Sub $100: PDP - Afterglow Universal Prismatic Wireless

For only $69.99, the Afterglow Universal Prismatic Wireless Headset is a solid headset at a very reasonable price. It may lack some bells and whistles that other pricier headsets offer, but it has what you need to get started at a much lower price. The ones we linked are designed for last-gen and PC, but for a small price bump, you can find current gen versions as well.

Sub $100: Turtle Beach - Ear Force Recon 50P

It's hard to beat a ~$30 headset from Turtle Beach that is compatible with multiple consoles including PS4, PC, and even PS Vita. There are definitely more powerful options here, but for around 30 bucks what the hell, why not?

Sub $100: Razer Kraken 7.1 V2

Razer is known for over the top, expensive products, but the Razer Kraken 7.1 V2 is actually not too bad at $99.99 if you're looking to get into PC gaming and want to buy from a reliable, trusted source.

Mid Range: Astro Gaming - A40

At a pricey, but still manageable $199.99, the Astro Gaming - A40 is an excellent choice for fans of the Xbox One controller. It is compatible with both PCs and Xbox One, and has near 5-star rating from almost 500 reviewers on Best Buy's product page.

Mid Range: Turtle Beach - Ear Force XO Seven Pro

Turtle Beach has been in the game a long time and are a reliable brand for many to pick up from. At around $130 the XO Seven is a solid choice for Xbox One fans that want to upgrade from the boxed-in headset, but don't want to go over the top.

Mid Range: Razer Mano'War Wireless

A step up from the Razer Kraken, the Mano'War is another middle of the road (price wise) option if you're a fan of Razer products and are looking for a wireless headset for your PC.

Mid Range: SteelSeries Siberia 350

A beautiful PC headset with solid specifications and a reasonable price tag that usually weighs in at around $110.

Mid Range: Turtle Beach Stealth 420X+

Another solid option for Xbox One gamers, the Stealth 420X+ is a easy hook-up via USB cable and offers a high-end quality sound at not-too-crazy price at around $150.

High End: Astro A50 Wireless

Weighing in at over $250, the Astro A50 Wireless is expensive, but powerful if you want an excellent headset for your PC or PS4.

High End: SteelSeries Siberia 800 Wireless

The SteelSeries Siberia 800 is a solid wireless headset compatible with just about everything you want to use it for provided the ~$250 price tag is not an issue.

High End: Audio Technica ATH-AG1x

Got about $500 burning a hole in your pocket? Go ahead and go for the Audio Technica ATH-AG1x.

High End: Audio Technica ATHADG1

Are the Audio Technica ATH-AG1x's not expensive enough for you? Need something more space age? Grab the Open-Back Audio Technica ATHADG1.

High End: Sennheiser Game Zero

Another option if you're looking for something super high quality with a price to match could be Sennheiser's noise canceling Game Zero headset for PC gaming.

The 15 Best Gaming Headsets Across All Price Ranges