Best cheap gaming headset deals 2022 • Eurogamer.net

SteelSeries Arctis 7 Wireless

Okay, £95 might not be the cheapest headset option out there, but the SteelSeries Arctis 7 is the cream of the crop when it comes to gaming. It has a super solid low latency 2.4ghz wireless connection, surround sound, one of the best microphones you can get on a headset, and the adjustable band makes it really comfortable to wear over a long time. It’s compatible with both PS4 and PS5, and is £60 cheaper than the new Arctis 7X/7P, which are made for the new consoles. Note, you’ll need to apply the code FNDDGAMING and select free delivery at the checkout to get it for this price.

Corsair HS70

The Corsair HS70 is a really good-looking headset. The large oval ear cups and detachable microphone allow this headset to pass as a normal pair of headphones. The cups are fitted with memory foam and the adjustable headband area contains lightweight aluminium, so it doesn’t weigh down on your head and will last forever. The HS70 has 50mm Neodymium Audio Drivers that sound fantastic, and the detachable mic is worth keeping on with its impressive quality. The headset can also connect to two devices at the same time over 3.5mm and Bluetooth. Currently, it is £25 off, making it a really good option if you want a good-looking wireless headset that will last a long time.

Razer Blackshark V2

The Razer Blackshark V2 is now £16 off. This headset is wired and can be used on anything with the standard 3.5mm jack. Its TriForce 50mm Drivers with Advanced Passive Noise Cancelation and THX Spatial Audio helps you stay focused on what you’re playing and can help you pick up on the smallest of sounds in-game. It also comes with a USB sound card which gives you greater control over the Cardioid Mic, so your friends can hear what you have to say with clarity. The all-black look with Razer’s green branding gives it a great look, and the £83.99 price brings it closer to the cost of its budget version the Blackshark V2 X. This is a great option if you’re looking for a premium wired headset.

Sennheiser Game One

For a limited time, the Sennheiser Game One headset is enjoying an exclusive discount over on the EPOS website. Normally £159, the open acoustic gaming headset is now just £109. It features spatial audio and an open back design, meaning the headphones let in some background noise for a more natural sound. Its velour padded headband offers extra comfort and keeps your head cooler during long gaming sessions. The Game One also includes a handy integrated volume control on the right cup, and a microphone with a flexible lift-to-mute boom arm. Its also multi-platform compatible and works on PC, Xbox, PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch.

Game Zero headphones are also on offer at the EPOS website for the same price of £109. Another great gaming headset from Sennheiser. Most features are the same as the Game One, such as the flexible mic and integrated volume control, but there’s also a few alternative design choices. For example, this headset features a closed-back design for improved passive noise – a better choice if you’re easily distracted by background noise. This headset also has triple-layered memory foam ear pads and fold up into a carry case easier portability and storage.

Both wired headsets deliver on crystal clear sound, comfort and durability. Your preference for open or closed acoustics will be what seals the deal.

Sennheiser GSP 300

The GSP 300 is made by one of the best audio companies out there, Sennheiser. As a result, the sound quality on the GSP 300 is fantastic, the closed acoustics coupled with the passive noise cancellation from the memory foam earpads make for a really detailed and immersive gaming experience. There are also some really good design elements on it, with a lift-to-mute microphone arm and a really intuitive volume wheel on the side. This is a really good all-rounder gaming headset and 25 percent discount makes it even more attractive.

HyperX Cloud 2 Pro

HyperX makes some of the best gaming accessories around, and when they’re discounted it’s always a good idea to make the most of them. The Cloud 2 is one of the classic gaming headsets, used by Esports players and casual gamers alike. The Cloud 2 has 7.1 surround sound, perfect for playing the latest shooter or watching a film. It uses standard 3.5mm audio input for use on PC and consoles but comes with a great USB audio control box to enable the surround sound and allow you to adjust sound volume, microphone volume, and mute the microphone which is also detachable. This is a great overall headset, and considering the wireless version is £149.99, the wired version with this discount is a no-brainer.

Logitech G335

The G335 from Logitech is a great budget option if you’re looking for something a bit different from all the other headsets out there. It has a lot of similar features to some of the more expensive options in this article, like an adjustable headband and memory foam earpads, and a flip-to-mute microphone. The audio drivers are only 40mm, but still do a good job at picking up every bit of sound in a game. The biggest draws of the G335 are how lightweight it is, and the colours you can choose. Currently, only the white version is £44.99, and the black version is only a couple of quid more at £46.99. This is a really solid option if you want a headset that stands out from the crowd.

Logitech G432

This is the best deal out of all the headsets we’ve looked at so far. The Logitech G432 is the perfect entry-level gaming headset, and with it currently being discounted by £40, you cannot go wrong. This headset can be connected via 3.5mm or USB DAC, and has 50mm audio drivers that deliver good performance in games. The microphone is the same as the one on the G335, but this only comes in one colour. The G432 doesn’t have all of the features the others have, but it still performs well and is comfortable enough to wear for long periods of time. If you’re looking to get into gaming, or need something short-term, then this is a great option that won’t burn a hole in your pocket.