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Best gaming headset deals: Turtle Beach, Razer, JBL and more

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The social gaming experience isn’t much without a gaming headset, as it’s the best way to interact with your friends and teammates while playing. Many of the best gaming headsets can even make the game itself a more immersive experience, making impressive sound quality something you can pop right on your head. If you’re wearing a gaming headset, you can better appreciate the details provided by in-game audio, from the soundtrack to the environment sound effects. A built-in mic is a necessity to keep in clear communication with your teammates. You don’t have to spend a fortune to land a discount on a great gaming headset. There are plenty seeing great deals right now, and we’ve tracked them down for you.

Razer Nari Essential Wireless Gaming Headset — $40, was $100

The Razer Nari Essential gaming headset against a white background.
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The Razer Nari Essential wireless gaming headset is a good one for taking on any of the best PC games. It’s powered with THX Spatial Audio virtual surround sound technology, which delivers an immersive audio environment no matter what kind of game you may be playing. It’s designed to be comfortable and to be worn for long stretches. A flip microphone features noise-cancelation, ensuring everything you say is heard with clarity. This gaming headset also has intuitive controls for volume located directly on the headset, allowing you to easily make volume controls on the fly without interrupting your gameplay.

HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Wireless Gaming Headset — $60, was $80

A side view of the HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Wireless Gaming Headset.
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The HyperX Cloud Stinger Core emphasizes freedom of movement and a fast wireless connection. In addition to being wireless, comfort in movement is achieved via being a lightweight 0.58 pounds. Getting in and out of the conversation is easy as well, as you can simply swivel the mic away from you to mute and unmute your outbound sound. While you’re looking at this deal, also note that we also look at the wired version of this headset as one of the best budget gaming headsets.

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Alienware AW520H — $70, was $90

A front view of the Alienware AW520H, with the mic retracted, that shows off their unique earcup shape.
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The Alienware AW520H has a unique earcup shape, capable of holding the extendable mic inside when not used. This very same mic has AI-driven noise cancellation to emphasize your voice and deemphasize local room sounds, like fans, and distant yardwork. Its wired connection to the computer can be achieved via USB or a 3.5mm jack. Expect to be able to listen comfortably for hours as the earcups are made of memory foam with a coating of breathable fabric to keep your ears comfortable and cool.

Logitech G PRO X Wired Gaming Headset — $100, was $130

A gamer wearing the Logitech G Pro X gaming headset.
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Not to be confused with the keyboard of the same name, the Logitech G PRO X is a wired gaming headset that provides 7.1 surround sound. Besides being able to get immersed in the game, the Logitech G PRO X provide opportunities for clear, unmuffled communication to your teammates. This is the black version of the headset, with a dark, slightly shiny, exterior that looks every bit as soft as it feels.

Razer Nari Ultimate Wireless Gaming Headset — $101, was $200

Razer Nari Ultimate laying on an Xbox One.
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The Razer Nari Ultimate wireless gaming headset is the headset you want if you’re after the ultimate audio experience with your games. It features intelligent haptic technology that converts sound signals into dynamic touch-sensory feedback in real time. Utilizing Razer’s HyperSense technology, the headset picks up the shape and frequencies of game audio and transforms them into haptic effects. The headset also has THX Spatial Audio technology for an even more immersive experience. You can also expect to game for hours on end with this headset, as the cooling gel-infused cushions should provide comfort for long stretches. This headset also delivers high fidelity, no-lag gaming audio with 2.4 GHz wireless technology.

Sony INZONE H7 Wireless Gaming Headset — $130, was $230

The Sony INZONE H7 wireless gaming headset on a white background.
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Sony is already known for making some of the best noise-canceling headphones you can buy, but can they specialize just as hard with gaming headphones? The INZONE H7 utilize 7.1 surround sound with the Discover 360 Spatial Sound you may know from other Sony headphones. With these powers combined, you can easily find opponents in 3D space by sound. At least, if your game supports spatial sound. The INZONE H7 connect via USB dongle.

JBL Quantum One — $210, was $300

Front view of the JBL Quantum One headset.
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The JBL Quantum One are a full-sized pair of headphones with active noise canceling (ANC) to keep you focused on what you’re doing and not what is going on around you. That means they can be just as useful for turn-based strategy games that requires in-depth thought as quick reflexes FPS shooter games. The headset connects via USB or 3.5mm jack and is recommended for gaming PCs and consoles alike.

Turtle Beach Stealth Pro — $300, was $330

A Turtle Beach Stealth Pro headset is worn by a man.
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The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro are an advanced pair of headphones, with a ton of features. With some being pretty standard (like ANC) and others bordering on the fantasyland, such as a “Superhuman Hearing” switch. Our in-depth Turtle Beach Stealth Pro review will take you on an exhaustive list of the features, with our reviewer even going so far as to say that some features were a bit much for him. In short, if you’re the right kind of audiophile, this headset could be your dream. Check them out for yourself via the button below and double-check our review for a hands-on look at what its like to use.

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