6 Best PS4 Headsets for Call of Duty & Fortnite

Don’t look at the price yet, because it’ll surely turn you off. Instead, look at the Arctis Pro Wireless stat sheet, which sports 2.4G lossless Wireless transmission, industry leading hi-res capable speaker drivers, and the same comfort and lightweight form that we’ve come to love from the Steelseries Arctis brand. The Arctis Pro Wireless sound better than literally any other gaming headset on the market, and when they’re as comfortable as they are, it’s impossible not to want a pair.

Of course, that is until you see the hefty $329.99 price tag. Ouch. But if you’re a serious gamer, streamer, or professional, consider it a long term investment. (Plus, it also works with PC!)

The HyperX Cloud Flight Wireless headset is one of the most comfortable headsets I’ve ever put on. In fact, I now use them for my nightly PUBG sessions on PC. They also work well with the PS4, with a long battery life of up to 30 hours (when the LED is off), or 13 hours (when the LED is on). 

It works wirelessly with the PS4 and PS4 Pro, as well as PC, and if you want to use it with Xbox One/Xbox One X and/or mobile, you can do that with a 3.5mm cable.

The noise-cancellation microphone is also removable, so if you’re not into chatting up other players and just want to chill, you can just remove it. There’s also a mic mute right on the earcup, so you can just press the earcup in to mute yourself.

The newest Turtle Beach headset, the Ear Force Elite 800, provides premium fully wireless 7.1 surround sound. The headset uses active noise cancellation to provide an entirely secluded solution, allowing you to completely ignore the unwanted sounds happening around. They have a cool minimalist look to them, and they come with a magnetic charging stand that lets you charge without ugly cables. What’s more, it uses mic monitoring so that you can hear your own voice in your headset. The Ear Force Elite 800x also allows you to create custom surround sound modes and presets to further enhance your games, movies, and music. They’re also quite comfortable. 

The Steelseries Siberia 800 is one of the highest-rated sub-$300 gaming headset on Amazon, holding a 4 out of 5 star average rating from over 400 customers. Their sound is unmatched in the world of gaming headsets, with SteelSeries using their own next-generation speaker drivers to give detailed highs (footsteps), accurate mid-range (voices), and low bass (explosions).

They use closed-back ear cups for the ultimate in accurate sound design, and they use Dolby Virtual 7.1 surround sound technology to place you in the game. They have a retractable mic like many other PS4 headsets on this list. But where they standout from the pack is in their battery design. They contain two hot-swappable Li-Ion batteries for virtually unlimited play. You can swap new batteries in and out with ease.

The Plantronics RIG series is one of the most interesting and unique designs we’ve seen in a headset yet. They’re highly modular, allowing you to switch out elements as you’d like, as well as pack them away for less bulk while traveling. They come with two sets of earcups, one vented set and one isolated set. The vented ear cups deliver maximum breathability so your ears don’t get sweaty in long game sessions.

 What’s more, they’re approved by ESL, who rely on Plantronics for the highest quality and best performing gaming headset for the price. They’re the lightest headset I’ve ever personally tested, and you don’t have to adjust them while you’re playing ever because you forget you’re even wearing them. The Plantronics Rig 500E are easily the best gaming headset under $150.