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Gamers have a ton of options for gaming headsets nowadays, and it keeps getting harder to find the best ones or even the cheapest ones that give them good value for their money.
Fortunately, there are still quite a lot of products available right now that provide amazing quality at a relatively cheap price compared to the top brands. Any of the gaming headsets on this list will help make your sessions even more immersive.
Additionally, none of the gaming headsets that are listed here will break the bank if you decide to buy them for yourself. Look through the ones we have here and see which are within your budget.
1. Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 3
First up on this list is an amazingly cheap gaming headset that is a solid option for gamers who are looking for wireless options. The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 3 is compatible with all major consoles and PC.
It features 50mm Nanoclear drivers and has a frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz to give off an incredibly immersive audio experience. These headsets are also extremely comfortable to wear, which is a solid trait for long gaming sessions, according to Tom's Guide.
2. HyperX Cloud Stinger 2
The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 is an amazing option for a cheap gaming headset, as it is compatible with all major consoles and PC. It is a wired item that still provides good sound quality without costing too much.
This item is also very simple to use and hassle-free to operate, giving you more time to play your games instead of setting up. The only real downside to the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 is that the body's build is not the sturdiest around.
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3. Logitech G432
Logitech has been a brand known for its relatively cheap but quality gaming accessories, and that is still the case with the Logitech G432. This particular gaming headset is also wired and has a mic but does not have noise-cancelling properties.
Another useful property of this particular gaming headset is that it is relatively lightweight, which means you will not feel it as much during your sessions. The Logitech G432 has a ⅛" TRRS cable, which lets gamers connect to most consoles via analog, RTINGS said.
4. Astro A10
Another solid option for a cheap gaming headset is the Astro A10, which has a dynamic transducer and a strong mic performance. This item separates your voice from background noise, which is particularly useful when you're gaming with other people.
The Astro A10 also has a well-built body and is decently comfortable to wear, but if you start feeling any sort of discomfort, try to put them down for a bit. This gaming headset also has a detachable audio cable that is relatively easy to replace if it breaks.
5. Sony Pulse 3D
The Sony Pulse 3D is one of the best budget gaming headsets available on the market right now. The Sonic Pulse 3D is compatible with PlayStation, PC, Mac, and mobile devices.
This item also provides immersive Tempest 3D spatial audio and has a comfortable fit for long gaming sessions. The main drawback of the Sony Pulse 3D is that it has a relatively short battery life compared to other products, according to IGN.
6. Corsair HS65 Surround
Last but not least is the Corsair HS65 Surround gaming headset that offers 7.1 surround sound, which gives a wide and realistic soundscape. Another great feature of the Corsair HS65 Surround is that it has a minimalistic design.
This item has a simple plug-and-play feature using its 3.5 mm jack while also letting you connect it via USB to get the 7.1 surround sound. This gaming headset delivers a neutral sound with superb directional audio.
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