7 Best Xbox One Headsets for 2022

Turtle Beach headsets are basically the default after market gaming headset, and for a good reason: they’re the best bang for your buck. The Turtle Beach Stealth 420X+ Xbox One headphones are a fully wireless gaming solution for Microsoft’s latest console. They provide crystal clear game and chat audio, giving you “superhuman” hearing so that you can hear every sound around you.

You can also hear your own voice through the headset, as it has mic monitoring. On top of that, it has an impressive 15-hour rechargeable battery, meaning they’ll always outlast your long gaming sessions.

We just had to update this list, because having a list of the best Xbox One headsets and not including the Logitech G633 might be considered a gaming sin. We’ve been testing this headset extensively, both with the Star Wars Battlefront beta and the upcoming Halo 5: Guardians, and we’re thoroughly impressed with a number of aspects of this headset. First, the sound is absolutely stunning, and it provides an unprecedented level of clarity for a headset in its price range (which is now under $100, FYI).

Secondly, it works with the Xbox One, PS4, your mobile devices and PC, making it as versatile as it could possibly be. No longer do you have to have multiple gaming headsets — the G633 works with virtually everything. It has a quick-hide microphone that mutes when pushed up into the headset, and reactivates itself when it is pulled down (auto-mute), and it has a light to indicate whether it’s muted. You can also mix audio from two devices simultaneously so that you’re able to answer calls or texts while you’re playing a game. If you ask us, it’s the BEST Xbox One headset available.

ASTRO Gaming not only makes gaming headsets with high quality sound, but they also have a cool look to them. It’s clear that ASTRO cares what your headset sounds like AND looks like. The ASTRO Gaming A50 white headset is an Xbox One wireless headset that lasts for 6-8 hours. The sound is second-to-none It also works on PS4 and PC. The A50s have Dolby Headphone-enabled 7.1 surround sound with MixAmp controls. They fit great, with a soft yet snug fit.

You will need the gamepad-to-headset chat cable on Xbox One, but it’s well worth it for the 7.1 surround sound. There was originally a problem with the headsets when they were first released, as there was an audio cut-out issue. But, it has since been resolved with a firmware update, so there’s no need to worry about what the reviewers say. If you want the highest quality Xbox One headset with 7.1 surround sound, your choice should be the ASTRO Gaming A50s.

**IMPORTANT: You need the Xbox One chat adapter (or any of the newer controllers) for these to work with Xbox One. But it’s worth it, especially since it also works with PS4 and PC out of the box.**

The HyperX Cloud II headset is my favorite headset that I own, simply because of its versatility and quality. It works with PC and PS4 out of the box, and works with Xbox One with a chat adapter. It’s easily THE best headset for under $100. The HyperX Cloud II provides 7.1 sound for PC, and 5.1 for Xbox One and PS4. They’re a sturdy pair of headphones with a solid build, and bold-looking design.

They have memory foam in the headband, and the ear muffs are comfortable. Best of all, they have great quality sound with no audio drops and a high quality chat microphone with easy to use volume controls to separate the two chat channels (game and voice). If we had to choose just one headset to bring on an island with us, it’s still the HyperX Cloud II.

Any professional audio head should be familiar with Polk Audio because of their high quality studio headsets for music-makers. Now, for the first time ever, Polk has entered into the gaming headset space, and bring their quality along for the ride.

The Polk Audio 4Shot has a retractable microphone that is never in the way, and connects directly to the Xbox One controller, with no other wires necessary. It comes in three different stylish color options.

A wireless headset for under $100? That’s insanity! But what’s even crazier is that it’s actually high in quality. The HUHD Xbox Fiber-optical Wireless headset is incredibly stylish, so you’ll look cool while you’re pwning noobs online. Unfortunately, the battery only lasts for seven hours (although you should probably take a break at that point, shouldn’t you?).

Plantronics has yet to make themselves a stand-out among audiophiles, but with each new headset, they’re inching closer. Their RIG Flex LX is their best yet, coming with 40-mm drivers for punchy lows and defined highs. The headset has three EQ settings that are right on the audio adapter, meaning you can switch them with the simple use of a dial. What’s more, the fact that the headset uses dials for mixing is such a better experience than just pushing a button, as you’re able to get the right mix between chat and game with ease. The ear cushions are comfortable, and the headset isn’t too tight (which is important, especially for those who wear glasses). Their sturdy design matches any headset on this list