I've found your next favorite PS5 headset, and it's all thanks to this week's Best Buy savings
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Best Buy's Tech Fest Sale has officially kicked off, and it's looking to be a good week for those of you PS5 players in need of a new headset. Plenty of the best PS5 headsets I've ever popped on my head and reviewed are included amongst today's tech savings.
Take the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, the best option out there for PS5 players overall. It's down to $299.99 at Best Buy today, a mighty $80 saving off its full $379.99 price. Sure, it's not a record-low, but it's not far from it, and picking it up this week means you're getting access to the greatest headset that can pair with Sony's pixel pusher. If it's a bit out of your budget, the brand's mid-range Arctis Nova 5 Wireless is down to $129.99 (Best Buy) and carries the same comfortable over-ear design, albeit without some of the fancy high-end bells and whistles.
It's not just SteelSeries headsets that are seeing plenty of savings this Tech Fest, but a whole range of big-name brands from Turtle Beach to Razer. So you can find the right pair for you, I've gathered all my top PS5 picks from this week's sale down below and have made sure to include devices that myself, or someone else on our hardware team, have tested. Better yet, I'll continue to add any PS5 headset deals I see over the coming days as the sale doesn't end until this Sunday, March 22, 2026.
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The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is the best there is for the PS5, but its full $379.99 MSRP is not one everyone can budget for. Thankfully, Best Buy's Tech Fest deals have dropped it below that juicy $300 price mark, making it and its sublime audio quality, hot-swappable batteries, ANC, and Base Station more accessible for PS5 players.
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If you like your headsets coming with extra little devices, this PS5-compatible pair also comes with its own base station, which combines the functionality of a Stream Deck and 2.4GHz wireless dongle into one. It typically boosts this pair into the £299.99 price bracket, but it's down to a record-low $249.99 price during Best Buy's Tech Fest Sale.
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The Virtuoso Max Wireless is one of Corsair's most premium PS5 headsets, and also the most stylish. The RGB lighting on this pair is some of the most vivid in any pair I've tested to date, and it happens to sound fantastic too. If you want a flashy PS5 headset that's all about style and substance, it's $80 off today at Best Buy.
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If you want a PS5 headset that's best for bass, the Stealth 700 Gen 3 is your best bet. Out of any PS5 pair I've tested, there's rarely been a pair that could rival the gut-punching power this brings to low-frequency sound, which makes it an ideal pick for music too. This booming bass usually comes at a $199.99 price, but it's just $149.99 today.
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SteelSeries and the best PS5 headsets go hand in hand, but if the Pro Wireless is out of your budget, you could instead grab the Arctis Nova 5 Wireless today. It's also part of the Tech Fest sales, with a $20 off discount that takes its price down to $129.99. It's not a record low, but still a monumental saving on a headset I still use with my PS5 on the regular, thanks to its great sound, comfort, fantastic low-latency 2.4GHz wireless dongle, and high-quality microphone.
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If your PS5 headset budget is far below the $100 mark, there are plenty of options for you among the Tech Fest sales. The best of the bunch is this $20 saving off the wireless Razer Barracuda X, which carries the same iconic 40mm Triforce audio drivers as many Razer pairs up in the $100+ price bracket. You not only get a great sound here despite its low $79.99 price, but also a comfortable fit with its lightweight 250g form factor, a high-quality cardoid detachable mic, and an up to 50-hour battery life to boot.
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How I find the best PS5 headset deals for gamers
Finding the best gaming headset deals at an event like Best Buy's Tech Fest Sale is an easy feat for me, but that's because I spend day after day catching up with the latest pairs and their pricing history. When I first approach a brand-new sales event, I look at how the most premium pairs are discounted, which, in this case, means the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless.
It currently tops our best PS5 headset guide, and is my go-to pair whenever I start a new PS5 game, whether that's Resident Evil Requiem, Fatal Frame 2 Crimson Butterfly, or just the latest season of Marvel Rivals. I'm always keeping an eye on its pricing history as it tops multiple of our "best of" lists, but for an event like today, I'm most interested in seeing how much it's discounted from its full price, and how close it is to its record-low saving. If it's just a measly $10 or so off, it doesn't feel relevant to bring to your or anyone else's attention. However, this week it's $80 off at Best Buy, which brings the usual $379.99 pair down to $299.99 - a price definitely worth highlighting.
After looking at more premium offerings, I like to check out the mid-range market and below to see what lower-priced headsets are even cheaper at an event like Best Buy's Tech Fest Sale. In today's case, that brought me to the likes of the SteelSeries' own Arctis Nova 5 Wireless and the Razer Barracuda X wireless headset. The latter of which isn't currently on our top PS5 headset list, but it's actively been a favorite headset of mine due to its comfortable, lightweight design and great sound.
I'm not just looking at the differences in MSRPs when choosing the best PS5 deals to include today, but I also like to ensure there's a bit of variation for any type of PS5 player. For example, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is the best of the best, but it's best suited for those who play on the PS5 and other platforms. Meanwhile, I included the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 3 for those who need their bass to sound in-your-face and as intense as possible, and the Corsair Virtuoso Max Wireless is included here as it's cheaper and one of the best-looking PS5 headsets for those who love a bit of RGB lighting in their setups.
When does the Best Buy Tech Fest Sale end?
The Best Buy Tech Fest Sale comes to an end on Sunday, March 22, 2026. That leaves you with plenty of time this week to grab a brand new PS5 headset or peruse the rest of its PS5 accessory and game deals.
If it's high-quality PS5 accessories you're after, our best SSDs for PS5, best PS5 controllers, and best PS5 external hard drive guides are full of top-tier devices that have been tried and tested by our very own hardware team.
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