Best Prime Day gaming headset deals — 5 sales you can still buy starting from $36
There are a bunch of great deals on gaming headsets in the wake of Prime Day and these are my favorites
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Let’s all take a moment to shed a few tears that Prime Day is officially over. It's not all doom and gloom, though. A number of enticing deals on a variety of products are still available from Amazon and other major U.S. retailers such as Best Buy and Walmart. So if you want to pick up some of the finest gaming headsets at strong discounts, I wouldn’t hang around, as they likely won't be on sale for much longer.
Several of the picks I’ve chosen below have made our list of the best gaming headsets, so you know you’re getting a quality set of cans to pair with your PS5 Slim, Xbox Series X/S, PC, or Nintendo Switch. They also cover a variety of budgets, so if funds are a touch tight, you don’t need to worry about getting yourself in a financial pickle on these post-Prime Day deals.
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- HyperX Cloud Stinger 2: was $49 now $35 @ Amazon
- Logitech G435: was $79 now $44 @ Amazon
- Logitech G Pro X: was $129 now $84 @ Amazon
- Sony Inzone H5: was $149 now $128 @ Amazon
- Corsair HS80 Max: was $179 now $129 @ Amazon
Best Prime Day gaming headset deals
HyperX Cloud Stinger 2: was $49 now $35 @ Amazon
The HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 is our favorite budget gaming headset, and one that doesn’t skimp on audio quality considering it’s so cheap. While it doesn’t sound as good as the very finest sets of gaming cans, this wired headset is extremely comfortable and supports Dolby DTS.
Logitech G435: was $79 now $40 @ Amazon
The Logitech G435 isn’t exactly an amazing headset, but it just got a sizable discount, and there’s enough to like about this audio accessory to seriously consider taking the plunge on it. Affordable, compatible with most modern systems and with a slightly shrunken form factor, this is a good choice if you’re looking for an inexpensive gaming headset for your kid on Prime Day.
Logitech G Pro X: was $129 now $84 @ Amazon
Though this wired headset may be getting a little long in the tooth, the Logitech G Pro X is still a really good performer and one that will serve eSports players well. Its Advanced Pro G 50mm drivers deliver exceptionally clear sounds, while its top-tier mic and the fact it’s so comfy are another couple of cherries on top.
Sony Inzone H5: was $149 now $128 @ Amazon
The Sony Inzone H5 wireless gaming headset is so good, I bought two of them. One to use on my gaming PC and the other one for my PS5. This is the best gaming headset I’ve tested in my entire life. With an impressive 28 hour battery life, impeccable handling of 3D spatial audio, and delivering strong bass levels, these cans have brought my ears so much happiness.
Corsair HS80 Max: was $179 now $129 @ Amazon
The Corsair HS80 Max has it all. It features 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity (with a range of 50 feet), up to 130 hours of battery life with Bluetooth, and is compatible with PC, Mac, PS5/PS4, and mobile devices. It's also extremely comfortable to wear for long periods.
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