5 Best Gaming Headsets 2022

Wireless gaming headsets are the best way to go if you want an easy, wireless experience. Sure it’s not always perfect but when there is no tail attached directly into your PC and all of this technology can be stored in one small box? It makes things much easier! If we’ve learned anything from playing video games at our desks with headphones on hand then it’s probably that getting up suddenly won’t work out too well especially since most people use some type or audio device while working these days anyway– so maybe consider giving yourself more room by going cordless instead.

Features you should look for in a wireless headset are sound quality, weight and battery life. You’ll also need to consider price when making your decision but it isn’t the only thing that matters- familiarize yourself with all of these things so make sure they suit what YOU want from YOUR headset!

We decided to round up the 5 best wireless gaming headsets of 2022, here are our choices!

Razer BlackShark V2 Pro

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Important Specs:                  

• Connection: Wireless 2.4GHZ 
• Audio controls: On-Headset
• Weight: 320g
• Battery Life: 24 hours
• Mic: Detachable Mic

Pros:  

•  Great sound quality
•  Light weight
•  Comfortable

Cons: 

• Mic quality could be better

The Razer BlackShark V2 was a fantastic gaming headset, with excellent sound quality and mic performance. Now they’ve released their new wireless version – The Pro! It looks just as good (if not better) than its wired counterpart; but at $179 it’s nearly twice as expensive.

We were impressed with the Blackshark V2 Pro. It has a light, comfortable fit that is easy to wear for long periods of gaming and looks almost exactly like its award-winning model but without wires! The oblong matte black plastic ear cups connect directly onto headband cords made from stiff wire which have Y shaped struts at each end Marriage between these two materials produces an excellent sound insulation effect because they keep noise away from your ears while also letting wind blow through freely so you can hear what’s going on around you, In addition this headset offers great comfort thanks its memory foam pads wrapped in breathable fabric.

SteelSeries Arctis 7P+

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Important Specs:                  

• Connection: Wireless 2.4GHZ 
• Audio controls: On-Headset
• Weight: 353g
• Battery Life: 30 hours
• Mic: Retractable Mic

Pros:  

•  Great sound quality
•  USB C dongle
•  Comfortable
• Fast charge option: 15 min for 3 hrs of use

Cons: 

• Slightly heavier than competition
• Mic gets a loose overtime

The SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ is a versatile headset, designed for PlayStation 5 gamers but also useful to multi-platform users. With 3 different connections (wireless via an included USB dongle and cables; wired with the included USB cable), you can use this on other platforms like PC or Nintendo Switch!

SteelSeries made some minor changes to the Arctis 7 when designing their new headset, but these updates make for an improved gaming headset with better connectivity and battery life that gamers will love. When compared against other headsets in this price range like Logitech G733s there is no competition as one of best bang-for-your buck under 200 dollars!

Logitech G733

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Important Specs:                  

• Connection: LIGHTSPEED Wireless
• Audio controls: On-Headset
• Weight: 278g
• Battery Life: 29 hours
• Mic: Detachable Mic

Pros:  

•  Great sound quality
•  Very light weight
•  Comfortable
•  A+ Mic quality

Cons: 

• Mic is below average
• Not good fit for console players

When it comes to the aesthetics of headsets, Logitech wanted to make a statement. The G733 Lightspeed has some very unique RGB lighting that can be adjusted in the G Hub app available for Windows 10+ and MacOS users,various color options and flexible fabric headband adds even more character into this already awesomely designed product! 

The Logitech G733 are the perfect headphones for gamers who want to be able customize their sound, enjoy long battery life and high-quality listening experience from day one. The only downside? They only work with a proprietary wireless USB dongle and slightly larger size than its competition that makes it less appealing for travel. 

HyperX Cloud II

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Important Specs:                  

• Connection: Wireless 2.4GHZ
• Audio controls: On-Headset
• Weight: 309g
• Battery Life: 30 hours
• Mic: Detachable Mic

Pros:  

•  Great sound quality
•  Long battery life
•  Comfortable
•  A+ Mic quality

Cons: 

• Basic design
• Not noise canceling

Gaming can be a sweaty business, but the HyperX Cloud II was built to keep your head cool and comfortable. With its memory foam ear cups so they stay light weight, on top of delivering great sound quality this is one headset that will have everyone asking why I didn’t get mine sooner!

The Wireless version comes with features like a dual-chamber driver system which reduces distortion and provides clearer sound and long lasting battery life (30 hours!) plus 20 meters worth of range, but is all that worth the almost double price point than its wired predecessor? We will let you be the judge of that. 

ASTRO Gaming A20 

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Important Specs:                  

• Connection: Wireless 2.4GHZ 
• Audio controls: On-Headset
• Weight: 317g
• Battery Life: 15 hours
• Mic: Built in flip-to-mute

Pros:  

•  Great sound quality
•  USB C charging
•  Great price

Cons: 

• Poor battery life
• No Bluetooth capability

When it comes to wireless gaming headsets, the Astro A20 has long been seen as one of if not the best option. For years this top dog headset has boasted amazing vocal clarity and strong connectivity with its plug-and-play USB dongle that allows you to get right into playing your games without having any issues!

Unlike its competitors, The A20 Gen 2 comes pre-paired with a simple USB transmitter that’s compatible for both PC and whichever console you have. The Transmitter also comes with an indicator LED as well as a pairing button.

(Note) Additional transmitters can be purchased if you have multiple consoles ($19.99)

The Astro A20 is a great choice for people who want one headset to use on PC and all consoles. While it lacks some features and qualities that make other headsets more comfortable, this device does have its positive aspects which would make up for those drawbacks if they mattered with your headset needs.

Final Thoughts

We hope you’ve found the perfect headset for your needs and budget. Keep in mind these reviews are our opinions on headsets we tested within this under $200 price range, but it’s best to do research based on what YOU need before making any purchases! We’ll continue reviewing top-of-the line gaming gear as well so stay tuned because there is no doubt that technology will continue evolving fast enough where new innovations may come out soon enough.