Prime day headset deals see our favorite brands' prices start at just $25, giving you an in-game edge for less

Razer BlackShark V2 Pro Wireless | $180 $132.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
My favorite PC gaming headset right now. This discount removes any extra Razer premium, and really makes the headset great value for one of such quality. If you can stretch your budget to 'a bit over the $100' mark, then go for this headset. Immediately.

Razer BlackShark V2 Wired | $100 $75.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
The wired variant of the BlackShark V2 did the hard work of reigniting the name for the V2 Pro and set the scene for the latter's arrival - and it was a great success in doing so. This wired headset is still a truly excellent audio-giver.

Razer Kaira Pro Wireless for Xbox | $150 $119.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Again, it's a touch over $100, but we can personally vouch for its quality and feel when compared to similar brands at this price point. Similar to the BlackShark V2 with its 'TriForce drivers', the Kaira features supercharged 'TriForce Titanium' drivers for even more even better EQ and audio distinction.

Corsair HS70 Pro Wireless | $100 $84.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Who says you can't find a high-end wireless headset for under $100 bucks? Well, Corsair seems to agree. With what the company claims to have a 40ft range - and 16 hours of playtime on a single charge - you can rest assured that this model has enough grunt to be good to go.

Corsair Void RGB Elite | $80 $59.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Straight off the bat, this looks like the kind of headset that GLaDOS from Portal would wear, being made out of the tech from The Talos Principle as some kind of war trophy. Real talk, however, behind its appearance, it's all about the expanded frequency range (20Hz - 300,000 Hz) and the full 7.1 surround sound support.

Corsair HS60 Pro | $70 $49.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Simply put, another budget-friendly Corsair headset that works just as well on PC as it does on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox, Switch, and Mac - for those of you geared towards console gaming. It features all the same great tech as some models previously mentioned.

HyperX CloudX Flight | $160 $119.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Here's one for the Xbox faithful among you - built from the ground-up to natively work with Xbox Series X|S, it helps that it's officially licensed by Microsoft. Featuring chat and party features, as well as a detachable microphone, it's crammed with staples from those Xbox Live sets of yesteryear.

HyperX Cloud Flight S Wireless | $160 $119 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
This is a very similar headset to the CloudX, but it's geared towards the PC and PlayStation crowd instead. All the same solid features are present here, including 30-hour battery playtime and even wireless charging (the latter being an addition scarcely seen in wireless models at this price point).

HyperX CloudX Official Xbox Licensed | $70 $49.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
It may be constrained to wires, unlike its pricier sister model, but this Xbox variant of the CloudX is built with comfort and clean audio distinction in mind. If you're looking for something cheap and cheerful for your Xbox Series X, this could be it.

HyperX Cloud Official PlayStation Licensed | $80 $49.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
The company didn't forget about the other side. If you're more of a fan of the blue camp, then there's little to complain about for the price with the build quality and memory foam pads on this model. It won't break the bank, but it's unlikely to light the world on fire either; if you're after something for your PS4/5, you could find worse.

JBL Quantum 800 Wireless | $200 $139.95 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
If you're serious about high-end audio - we certainly are - then the discount on these 800s from JBL could be deep enough for your consideration. Not only does it work with all the current-gen consoles, including PC and mobile, but it features RGB lighting; always a cool touch on headsets, right?

JBL Quantum 600 Wireless | $150 $99.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Not everyone has enough in their pockets to justify spending well over $100 on a gaming headset (we've been there, too). Fortunately, with the money off these 600s, you won't have to. Utilizing many of the same staple features as the 800s, with the only concessions being the lack of a noise-cancelling microphone and active noise cancellation. If they aren't important features to you, maybe they'll be more your speed.

JBL Quantum 300 Wired | $80 $39.95 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
We'll make this short and sweet: ditch the wireless functionality and save 50% on the same great sound and feel of the Quantum range. If you don't mind being plugged in and can live without sophisticated noise-canceling, give them a look.

JBL Quantum 100 Wired | $40 $24.95 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
If money's tight but you're looking for a great quality gaming headset for under $30, the 100s could do it for you. They are, admittedly, very basic in comparison to the other models - as you would expect - but will serve you admirably for the cost.

Logitech G935 Wireless | $170 $117.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
The company has been making gaming headsets seemingly for as long as time itself. That pedigree is exalted here with the G935, which is full to bursting with all manner of advanced specialized tech for one hell of an audio experience. It's the surround sound, active noise-canceling, and the three macro 'G-keys' that help push this one above some others in a similar price range for us.

Logitech G PRO X Wired | $130 $99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
It's a pattern you may have recognized by now; stay plugged in and save a few bucks. For just shy of a C-note, you can get these Pro X cans. The stand-out feature for us has to be the Blue-certified microphone technology, a company that is responsible for the popular Snowball and Yeti range of mics. 

Logitech G432 Wired | $80 $39.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
If you're looking for a surround sound setup on a budget, this wallet-friendly Logitech headset can do the job amicably. It's distinctively less exciting than some other models, but it gets the essentials right for the money. 

Razer Kraken Kitty RGB | $150 $119.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Well, aren't these things just adorable? If you're a fan of quality sounding - and comfortable - headphones, and have always wanted to know what it's like to be a cat, look no further! Hyperbole aside, there's THX-certified spatial audio and active noise canceling. It even caters to the streamers among you, with what Razer calls its 'stream reactive lighting'.

Razer Kraken Tournament Edition | $100 $59.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
I can personally say that these are this is one of the best headsets - for the money - that I've used in recent years, keeping a pair close at hand when gaming or streaming content online. It's the THX USB audio controller that tips these over the edge for us; don't get us wrong, they still sound good running straight into a 3.5mm jack, but to get the full experience, dial-up those sliders on that little box and kick back in confidence. They're also available in black (opens in new tab), should green be too garish for your tastes.

Razer Kraken X Wired | $50 $32.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
Sharing many of the features of its bigger sister models, the X line's only real concession is the smaller 40mm audio drivers and a plastic construction as opposed to the fabric mesh on the more expensive variants. It's worth noting that the X model is a fair bit lighter too if you prefer something that sits easier on your skull. It's also available in a black/blue (opens in new tab) design for the same deal price and white (opens in new tab) for $32.99.

Razer Kraken Ultimate RGB Wireless | $130 $66.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
To make a long story short, this is an enhanced version of the Kraken headset with an emphasis on a bigger, comfier design and Chroma RGB lighting and - of course - without those pesky wires. Instead of being the plastic or mesh build, these are instead constructed from a mixture of aluminum and steel for a premium feel.

SteelSeries Arctis 5 RGB Wired | $99 $69.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)
There's little doubt in our minds that this headset emanates class. While it isn't compatible with Xbox Series X|S, it works out of the box with PS5, Mobile, Mac, and PC. Another important distinction would be the clear bidirectional microphone for clarity during intensive gaming sessions and the adaptive RBG lighting strips around the cups.