10 Best Gaming Headsets for Xbox One 2024 | UK Gaming Blogger Reviewed

When it comes to a complete cinematic soundscape, the Cloud Revolver S from HyperX is where it's at. You'll be hearing sounds you never even knew were in the game, and they work perfectly alongside open world and FPS titles. They're also built to last with solid steel frames and memory foam ear cushions. 

Plus, they have all the microphone functions that we deem important, such as mute control, noise cancellation and detachability. Put this with the fact that they can be used on practically any platform, and you're on to a right winner. For these reasons, this headset takes our number 1 spot! 

Turtle Beach have come up with a great Xbox One or PC headset here. Like their earlier offering, this has the technology to accommodate glasses, but this time it also has much more, including an upgraded 20hrs battery life. Our favourite feature is the 'superhuman hearing' which gives users a slight competitive advantage that could be the difference between a win or loss. 

This headset also offers noise cancellation which helps with the complete immersion into the online world. Also, with Turtle Beach existing as a company that works solely in providing gaming headsets, they know a thing or two about comfort so you can rest assured these cans can go as long as you can.   

While gaming headsets can often look like they're straight off an alien military catwalk show, this model from Corsair doesn't have any of that, thankfully. With its detachable microphone too, you could easily wear these out and about in public and no-one would ever know you're wearing an Xbox accessory – we'd probably ask you where they're from! 

Furthermore, this headset performs, too, as there's a well-balanced smooth sound with very little distortion. Additionally, they have an extremely satisfactory battery life of 20 hours, and are capable of being used alongside multiple gaming platforms.   

A bass-heavy headset, the HS35 can make music or podcasts a little muddy, but in-game EQ is well-balanced and should provide you with enough to keep tabs on where your enemies are hiding. Better yet, for the price, this is an incredibly well-built piece of kit.  

It has metal sliders for adjusting the headband which should last the years, as well as memory foam ear cups for ultimate comfort. Furthermore, the noise cancellation is impressive, helping to create a well-insulated sound from the microphone. If you're budget-conscious, this should be at the top of your list. 

If you've ever thought you'd like to take your gaming that one step further, but never known how, this Razer Nari has just the feature. This headset includes haptic feedback, which means it'll give you vibrations from in-game cues. This doesn't feel at all ostentatious and fits naturally, especially in FPS games where it just adds to the tension. 

This headset is well-built and flexible where it needs to be, whilst remaining strong and sturdy. Moreover, the ear cups have a gel infusion that should keep you cool on those marathon gaming sessions, which will also be supported by the mammoth 24-hour battery life that this wireless headset offers.  

Looking for a headset that can provide optimal comfort in a larger size? This offering from Logitech has a massive ear cup space so should fit most people comfortably. The big 50mm audio drivers deliver clean bass sound and the lightweight leatherette ear cups keep you comfortable and snug as a bug in a rug.

While these offer a full, meaty sound, this is only done in stereo and not surround sound, so if you're looking for true immersion for certain horror or shooter Xbox games, you won't find it here. But, for the price, one can't really complain. 

The first thing we'd like to point out here is the impressive battery life. Coming in with a very respectable 20 hours this headset should get you through a fair few gaming sessions before needing a recharge. Furthermore, the sound quality is superb and the microphone is clear and precise. 

The microphone is also retractable enough that you could get away with using these as headphones if you so desired. The only downside is the price – if you'd like to make an investment, this is a fantastic pick, but for others it may be a bit out of the realm of affordability.

Turtle Beach are known for producing excellent headsets, and this Elite Atlas Pro is no different, with its solid, sturdy build and premium sound quality to match. Also, the ear cups on this model are created with those that wear glasses in mind, helping relieve pressure on the frames. And more comfort = more playing time. 

Our only dispute is again with the microphone, which is known to be a little distorted and buzzy. Not so much a problem for you per se, but it could be quite annoying for your Xbox teammates who have to listen to you while playing! 

If you're here looking for powerful sound, then this offering from PDP gaming is going to be right up your street – many reviewers claimed to have the headset on just 50% volume as it's so loud! It also comes with a nifty flip mute control so you can keep what you like private when playing. 

Again, this is a headset built with comfort at the forefront, with nylon, mesh-covered ear cups and a lightweight headband that will see you're cosy throughout your session. The downside is the microphone isn't the greatest and can be a little quiet, so talkative gamers may be disappointed.

Getting the ball rolling is this official product from the makers of the Xbox One console themselves. It comes at a very reasonable price, and although it only uses stereo sound, it comes through rich and detailed. Though not removable, it has a unidirectional microphone that can be moved out of the way when it's not in use. 

This headset has a low weight and nice cushiony ear cups, both which allow for long gaming sessions with no discomfort. The downside is that the low cost means it's not made out of the most robust materials, and can be prone to breaking if you're not careful.