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A lot of people play multiplayer games these days, so having a good headset makes a big difference, especially if its a game that heavily relies on comms. Luckily, there are actually quite a few great gaming headsets flowing around, and you don’t really need to pay top dollar to get the best gaming headsets with pretty solid audio quality and a good mic. Of course, you can absolutely spend a huge amount if you want some added features and benefits, such as longer range or on-board EQ settings, but for the most part, even the budget-oriented stuff has become pretty solid. That’s why we’ve gone out and collected some of our favorite headset deals for you below.

While you’re here, you may want to check out these video game deals to expand your solo and multiplayer gaming horizon, and if you’re thinking of an upgrade, then check out these gaming PC deals, gaming console deals, PlayStation deals, and Xbox deals.

Logitech G335 wired gaming headset — $48 $70 31% off

Logitech G335
Logitech

Logitech makes some of the best gaming gear on the market, and while this Logitech G335 isn’t at the top when it comes to headsets, it still has the high-quality Logitech build to it, and has a couple of nice features. For example, it’s relatively lightweight at just 8.5 ounces and 40 mm neodymium drivers that deliver surprisingly solid sound. The microphone can be switched off by flipping it up, which is a nice addition that means you don’t have to unplug it or go through software to switch it off. Most of all, it’s pretty cheap, so if you’re looking for a solid gaming headset that won’t break the bank, this is the deal to go for.

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JBL Quantum 810 wireless gaming headset — $140 $200 30% off

Two guys wearing the JBL Quantum 810 wireless gaming headset.
JBL

JBL, a long-time leader in the audio industry, has dabbled in gaming headsets, and one of its entries is the JBL Quantum 810. This wireless gaming headset offers active noise cancellation, so you can focus on your goals in your game, as well as a combination of 2.4Ghz wireless and Bluetooth 5.2 to eliminate audio lags and dropouts. The JBL Quantum 810 wireless gaming headset also features 50mm drivers that will accurately tell you the direction of in-game audio, and a battery that can run for up to 30 hours on a single charge. Also, it’s worth mentioning that, while the deal isn’t obvious on the page, it is $54 cheaper than what it’s going for at other retailers.

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Sony Inzone H9 gaming headset (renewed) — $199 $269 26% off

Gaming with the Sony INZONE H3 gaming headset.
Sony

The Sony Inzone gaming headset lineup almost always has something to compete for in the list of the best gaming headsets, and the Inzone H9 is the best headset in the series. It delivers quality audio with 40mm dome drivers, and its closed-back design provides noise isolation to keep you focused on the game. It also has a uni-directional game mic for chatting with friends, and to mute the mmic all you have to do is flip it upward. The Inzone H9 gaming headset has built-in ear cup volume control, and it’s compatible with both PS5 and PC.

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Logitech G535 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset — $100 $130 23% off

The Logitech G535 gaming headset.
Logitech

If you liked the Logitech G334, then you’ll love the Logitech G535 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset. It features the brand’s Lightspeed technology that promises up to 12 meters of connectivity, as well as a battery life of up to 33 hours on a single charge. The gaming headset is also equipped with 40mm drivers for crisp and clear stereo sound, and it’s comfortable to wear with its adjustable headband and earpads with for memory foam. The Logitech G535 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset is Discord-certified, with a microphone that you can simply flip up when it’s not in use or when you want to mute it.

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SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 wired gaming headset — $49 $60 18% off

Steelseries Arctis Nova 1 sitting in front of a gaming keyboard.
Steelseries

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 wired gaming headset is featured in our roundup of the best gaming headsets for its extreme comfort, as it comes with height-adjusting, rotating earcups with AirWeave memory cushion and a floating headband. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 also only weighs about 236 grams. It also comes with high-fidelity drivers, the ClearCast Gen 2 noise-canceling microphone that you can retract if you don’t need it, and on-board controls for convenient adjusting of volume and muting the microphone.

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Razer Nari Ultimate for Xbox One (renewed) — $94 $100 6% off

The Razer Nari Ultimate gaming headset with a gaming PC.
Razer

For a unique gaming experience, check out the Razer Nari Ultimate wireless gaming headset, which features Razer HyperSense technology that converts the frequencies of video game audio into haptic effects, which will give you better awareness of your in-game surroundings. The wireless gaming headset features 2.4Ghz wireless audio that’s lag-free, cushions with cooling gel and an auto-adjusting headband for comfort, and a retractable microphone. The Razer Nari Ultimate wireless gaming headset can last up to 16 hours on a single charge.

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More gaming headset deals we love

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SteelSeries

There are many more gaming headset deals that are available for you to shop, so if nothing catches your eye among our favorite picks above, take a look at the other offers that we’ve rounded up. They include gaming headsets made by trusted brands like Logitech, Razer, and SteelSeries, so you can be sure that you’ll be getting amazing value for your money. Whether you want to go wired or wireless, with a flip-to-mute microphone or compatibility with as many platforms as possible, you’ll surely find a bargain that will grab your interest.

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