Best Gaming Headsets 2023

0:00 Headset #5
0:34 Headset #5 Mic Demonstration
1:49 Headset #4
2:23 Headset #4 Mic Demonstration
4:08 Headset #3
5:33 Headset #3 Mic Demonstration
6:09 Headset #2
8:22 Headset #2 Mic Demonstration
8:49 Headset #1
10:50 Headset #1 Mic Demonstration

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[bschannel]

you can forget it's on your head until you stand up and the cord catches your chair turning you instantly into the letter C :)

[TheManudo]

No curveball, no change up, nothing but fucking GAS, THATS HOW I WANT MY REVIEWS KEEP IT UP BROTHER

[DeadScot]

No BS, just the rundown. Good shit man.

[baileymoto]

Ok, so I picked up the H6PRO today, based on your recommendation. I’m a wired guy, so I bought them to replace the nova 3’s. Wow. Just wow. They blow steelseries out of the water in every imaginable way possible. People are sleeping on these. Thank you for the suggestion. 👌

[SNOWXYZ]

This is honestly the best review I have ever seen for headsets. I have scoured all over YT to find the right review. This man is putting in the time and effort for the best review in order to meticulously pinpoint the true pros and cons of these products. Thank you so much man, you are brilliant. Exactly what I needed after hours of searching.

[anhtree]

i love u personally for the way you made this video and the fact that you actually have used them all, not just showing stock photos and yelling specs

[Tom-cfwk]

Hey, just want to say I really appreciate an actual review. The search results for headsets are littered with a bunch of cookie cutter scripts just going over either whoever sponsored their video or the top results on amazon. So I appreciate your legitimate review.

[drfolsom]

I've been using RIG 500 Pro for about 2 years, gave my old set to my wife and ordered a new set of the same only Gen 2 version. Simple changes gen1 to gen 2 but very light weight and good clam pressure. But the sound. With partial open ear design, they offer some of the best audible ranges and clarity that I've personally heard with my ears for gaming headsets. Very worth the money and was able to get the gen 2's for like 60 on Amazon recently, which was cheaper than my previous pair. now, I also know hearing is very subjective. Each person needs to hear a headset and wear it for themselves. That said I'd say most people will probably find the RIG versions of gaming headsets pretty usable and very durable. My first pair still look new and even the ear cups are still in very good condition. The mic on the Gen 2 is detachable as well as the cord for connecting to the PC. Its not proprietary either, if you have any Male to Male 4 pole cable it will work. Mic also mutes when either removed or rotated up. I've not personally used the mic so can't qualify its clarity or noise cancel ability as I use a Tonor transducer style on a mic boom. The adjustability of the RIG was a little off putting at first glance however, they offer 3 adjustment points. You remove the ear piece entirely and place it into one of those 3 slots and with the comfort band not being part of the actual clamp bar, it sets very well without issue on the top of your head. RIG also offers pretty inexpensive replacement parts should you need them. I carried my first pair in a backpack nearly daily for the first year and as stated before, they are still in nearly new condition.

Edit: FOrgot to mention. They offer Dolby Atmos as well with them, as a free download app for windows if using on a PC. Really super rich 7.1 surround sound style audio for gaming or movies.

[MrGedgeman]

You have a criminally low sub count for someone that makes some really quality videos.

Thank you for your content. This was genuinely informative.
I've been looking at the Cloud III, but decided to pick up the Cloud II instead as it was £40 cheaper. I'm not sure the upgrades are quite £40 at this stage!

[armen]

For wireless headsets the Maxwell is definitely the best one I've tried so far. When I'm on pc though, I use the VZR Model one and it's definitely the best wired headset I've used so far, Especially paired with a Game DAC. I only use the Maxwell with my consoles and it's fantastic for that.

[erickelly]

Yeah I'd say the PC38X are the headphones to get, amazing for gaming (especially FPS games) and just general use / music.
I'd highly recommend the SOULWIT Cooling Gel Ear Pads for $25 to replace the stock pads which aren't terrible but like most headphone pads tend to get hot over a bit of time.

[The_Blind_Rider]

you're a seriously underrated tech YouTuber! this review is exactly what i needed and I've finally pulled the plug and ordered both the PC38x and Audeze Maxwell (for different situations)

[therealtyrant]

The cloud 3 are legit! Just picked them up. I returned the razer black shark wireless 2023. The cloud 3 sounds way better and don’t need any software

[JiraiyaSensei]

Bro legit got to point without any of that bullshit the other youtubers do ...
W guy

[slyy]

The open h6pros are legit amazing definitely give them a try if you like open sound stages. There have been times in games where I forget im wearing my headset and turn around to make sure something isnt behind or beside me because the sound seems so natural.

[birdsoup]

I have the Maxwell. The audio quality, headset controls, build quality are amazing. The mic is great. The weight is it's downfall

[keithj]

I went from Astro a50’s to the Maxwell and was blown away

[thehardyboys]

As someone with a bad case of tinnitus I appreciate how comfortable and light the hyperx cloud 3’s are. I was about to pick up a pair at Best Buy today but the check out line was constipated and I had a dog waiting in the car

[devonborst]

This is what the world needs. Great video quality. No bs. No sales. Subscribed

[Mariscos]

Damn dude you got started from the very first second of the video. I wasn't ready for that