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You enjoy strong bass when gaming: While the Epos H3 deliver a clean and balanced sound profile, the bass performance is far from the most impressive when enjoying high-insensity gaming. If you already own a PS5, just bought one, or will be buying one soon, there are just a handful of accessories that I think will help you have a better time with it. Beyond what I use, I’ve also asked the Polygon crew what they use, and you’ll find those recommendations mixed in below. This post may be updated due to availability, or when new accessories hit the market.

A long battery life is a must: For as much praise as we give the sound quality and performance of the Astro A50, the battery life leaves something to be desired for the price. Start off with PS5 cables that come with 2 cables – the high-speed C-type USB cable for charging and the HDMI to connect with your television to enjoy the stunning graphics of your game. If you’re looking for a new TV, browse through our collection to find the right one for your needs and budget. How about a 4K TV that’ll provide crystal clear graphics for your games? Internet and account for PlayStation™Network required. Streaming services may require paid subscription and are not available in all countries. Features: There's a lot going on under the hood of the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro. At a baseline level, the hand-tuned 50mm drivers are exceptional especially when paired with the best ANC that we have ever experienced. That's not all, though. That's because Turtle Beach's "Superhuman Hearing" gets its own dedicated button and works in a much more elevated way than it has previously through controllers for the competitive edge. Features: The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1X bears a striking resemblance to others in the hardware manufacturer's lineup. That means you're benefiting from memory foam cups, a high-quality fully retractable microphone, and the same 40mm drivers as featured in the full-fat flagships at a much cheaper rate.

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A lot has changed about the PlayStation 5 since it was released in late 2020. For starters, it’s easy to buy one now (sometimes for less than its original retailer price), after many months when Sony couldn’t keep up with demand. But more importantly, there are now several great PS5 games to play on it, a more robust online subscription with game trials, and semi-regular software updates that give it more features — all of which make the PS5 easier to recommend than ever before. Features: Underneath the cute aesthetic is a truly capable gaming headset for PS5. That's because the Razer Kraken Kitty Kitty V2 is armed with 50mm TriForce Titanium drivers which are some of the best in the business to date. Combine that with a level of comfort that few headsets can match and you're all set for a model ready to take the streaming world by storm. What takes the best PS5 headsets to the next level is the console's bespoke Tempest 3D audio which is used by many of the best PS5 games. However, Dolby Atmos has now been added to the PS5 console, too, via a recent update. That means that there's no better time to consider a top-quality headset for new and existing titles on the console and to chat with your friends with a decent-quality microphone, too.

Design: Things are kept minimalist with the design of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1X overall, as the build quality is a step below what you'll find from the bigger entries by the company. This PS5 headset plugs directly into your DualSense controller through a 3.5mm connection, and the cable has a decent amount of length to it to be comfortable in play sessions. It's a remarkably lightweight headset, coming in at just 236g / 0.52 lbs, so it's unlikely to sag on you. There is a dizzying amount of headset options for the PS5. Unless you need a microphone, I’d suggest using any set of wired headphones you have laying around. Sony’s 3D Audio effect works across the board on wired headphones, so I wouldn’t suggest paying a lot for that audio effect alone, although pricier headsets do put on a pretty great show of it.Verdict: The Epos H3 isn't going to turn many heads, but it's so capable at what it sets out to do for its price that it is an easy PS5 headset to recommend for those who don't mind staying plugged in. Verdict: The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro is an expensive proposition for your PS5 setup, however, for all it offers when compared to the competition, we think it's ultimately worth the price of investment for the committed hardcore gamer. Verdict: From a price-to-performance point of view, there's little that can rival the SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ making it an easy top choice for those wanting the best overall PS5 headset this year. Take your gaming to the next level with our range of PS5 accessories. The PS5 console has a whole suite of supporting accessories that’ll help you achieve the ultimate gaming experience. From DualSense charging stations to the immersive 3D audio wireless headsets, a sturdy PS5 stand, and a media remote unlimited entertainment at the touch of a button.

Gaming Headset Premium speakers with soft, plush foam leatherette ear cups provide excellent, immersive sound quality and long-lasting comfort for a better gaming experience. Ultra-lightweight, adjustable headset frame with flexible mic and durable braided cable ensures a perfect fit for an enhanced gaming session. Game/chat volume control with mute integrated into the headset means fine-tuning your sound is just at your fingertips. Headset Stand Display your Gaming Headset and cable safe and neatly in one place. Take a break from gaming, streaming or working by easily storing your headset on your PS5-themed stand. When buying a PS5 headset, it's important to note if it's even compatible with the console in the first place. That's because many of the best PS5 headsets will actually have two separate versions: one for PS5, and one for Xbox Series X|S. When buying, make doubly sure you're not accidentally buying the version of the headset for Microsoft's consoles, as it won't work on your PS5. What headsets do pro gamers use on PS5? You want a more premium PS5 headset: For as much as we love the Pulse 3D for its price and performance, it doesn't feel as high-end as some other options in our list. You’d prefer a sturdier gaming headset:The rather cheap build quality does pale in comparison to the more solidly built offerings from brands like Razer, Turtle Beach and SteelSeries.Performance: By and large, the PS5 Pulse 3D is every bit as impressive to use in 2023 as it was nearly three years ago at release. In our testing, we took note that the headset works instantly with the console requiring no extra steps to get into the game. Though still limited compared to the likes of Dolby Atmos and Windows Spatial, the games that support the 3D Audio sound exceptional bringing a new level of immersion to console gaming, but we found that music didn't carry over quite as convincingly.

Performance: The RIG 600 Pro HS excels when it comes to audio quality. With a rich, detailed soundscape and an impressively chunky bass profile, it provides immersion while gaming and much enjoyment when casually listening to music. Those 40mm drivers are working overtime to deliver sound that's among the best at this price point. The on-board mic similarly impresses, with crystal clear output that makes this headset a fantastic choice for online multiplayer with friends. Design: There's something that screams "futuristic" about the Astro A50 from the space-age charging station to the angular nature of the gaming headset itself. Pair that with some of the softest mesh cups that we've ever used and you've got yourself a consistently comfortable, and most importantly cool, then this is hard to beat. You're on a tight budget: There's no getting around the fact that the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro is one of the most expensive options on the market right now. If you're watching your cash, you may be better served by other options in our roundup.

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Performance: This console-first headset takes full advantage of the same 40mm audio drivers which can be found in the company's flagship Arctis Pro model for a much cheaper price. In every game we tested, including those that support Sony's 3D Audio, we were consistently impressed by the clarity and the richness of sound throughout, and that extends to music, too. PlayStation Portal Remote Player can stream compatible games installed on your PS5 console. PlayStation Portal Remote Player requires broadband internet Wi-Fi with at least 5Mbps for use. For a better play experience, a high-speed connection of at least 15Mbps is recommended. The quality and connectivity of your play experience may vary depending on your network environment. A PS5 console and account for PlayStation Network is required. The PS5 console must be connected to a broadband internet connection, powered on fully or in Rest Mode, and it must be paired with your PlayStation Portal Remote Player. Features: One of the most impressive aspects of the RIG 600 Pro HS is its dual audio connectivity. This means that you can pair the device via 2.4GHz and Bluetooth simultaneously. We've found this to be an excellent way of gaming with the headset on PS5 and PC, while keeping the option open to take calls and listen to music on our phones via Bluetooth.