The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless has reigned as one of our favorite PS5 headsets for years, and it still holds up. It’s comfortable, sounds great, has a clear mic, and comes with a control dock that lets you swap between two batteries. The dock also simultaneously connects with a PS5 and PC via its two USB-C ports.

This is a fantastic headset if you’re willing to spend the money. It’s especially appealing if you want to enjoy audio from both your PC and your PS5 through one device.

The Razer Barracuda X remains one of the best wireless headsets for under $100. It features a USB-C transmitter that works with both the PlayStation 5 and PC, a boom mic that sounds far better than you would expect from a budget headset, and Bluetooth connectivity for on-the-go use.

Gamers on a tight budget. This is the top low-cost choice, offering great performance and flexible connectivity at a reasonable price.

Due to how USB audio connections work, almost all wireless gaming headsets designed for use with game consoles have separate PlayStation and Xbox versions, forcing you to choose between them. The Logitech Astro A50 X is the only gaming headset I’ve seen that connects to a PlayStation, Xbox, and PC all at once. It manages to do this with complicated HDMI cable wrangling on top of the USB connections, but it works. It’s also a great-sounding headset.

If you have every home game console and want only one headset, this is the one to get. It’ll cover your PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and even free up an HDMI port from your TV by serving as an HDMI switch.

Razer consistently has some of the best boom mics on gaming headsets, and the BlackShark V2 Pro continues that trend. Your voice will sound clear enough for both voice chat and streaming, though a dedicated microphone is almost always better for serious content creation. It also sounds excellent.

If you prioritize clean voice communication, the BlackShark V2 Pro is worth a purchase. It lacks extraneous features like RGB lighting, but it has really strong performance.

The majority of true wireless earphones are Bluetooth-only devices with terrible microphones, but not the SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds. These earphones have a USB-C dongle for easy connection to your PS5, great mics, and powerful sound. They’re also Bluetooth-enabled, and you can switch between your phone and your console just by triple-tapping.

Although most wireless headsets here have Bluetooth, this is the only option that fits in your pocket, making it the most convenient to use on the go.