Among the best headphones you'll find for the price, the SteelSeries Arctis 7 sound as good as they look.

With their amazingly comfortable Airweave earcups, solid build quality and well-balanced sound, the SteelSeries Arctis 7 are our top recommendation for a wireless PC gaming headset under $150.

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro GameDAC are good for wired gaming. They're comfortable and their wired design means you don't have to worry about lag. While they can sound different depending on who's wearing them, the DAC has a built-in EQ that allows you to tweak the sound to your liking on-the-go.

Pros: Cons:

This headset was recommended to me at Twitchcon 2016 by a streamer, and my god they were right. These are easily the most comfortable, most easy to use, and awesome sounding headphones I've ever owned. Battery life is amazing compared to the experiences I've had with other brands (Razer, Logitech etc.) and the sound customisation options are great! Good microphone, although obviously would recommend a decent desktop mic for recording or streaming (AT2020 USB being my preference) but good for casual use like Skype, Discord or Teamspeak. Steelseries has never been one of my preffered brands in the past, but this headset is quickly changing my mind!

The headset costs a pretty penny, but performs accordingly. Setup is easy enough, and the sound quality is good. Headset is comfortable, but feels prone to slipping about on your head; mostly due to being wireless and so heavier than a regular headset.

Great mic and good sound quality, bluetooth works great as well. Wish the battery life was a little longer though.

With super-low latency and zero interference, you'll pick up every single sound with this PC and PS4-friendly headset. A 24-hour battery charge also ensures that you won't have to cut those late-night gaming sessions short.

A lightweight, breathable, and comfortable headset with few compromises....

Wide operational range; Long battery life; Outstanding build quality; Clean and punchy audio;

May be a little small for large heads; Wired-only Xbox & Switch support; Volume dials are a little fiddly;