- #BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH DRIVERS#
- #BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH FULL#
- #BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH PORTABLE#
- #BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH BLUETOOTH#
If multi-platform compatibility is what you need, the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 Max is a great pick. Interface: Wireless | Connectivity: USB-A Wireless (2.4GHz) | Surround Sound: Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, DTS Headphone: X, Sony Tempest 3D Audio | Battery Life: 48+ hours | Weight: 301g Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 Max Best Cross-Platform Nintendo Switch Headset What’s more, it features a fantastic mic, which is also thankfully detachable, so you won’t look like a newscaster when you’re not gaming. It offers easy compatibility with not just the Nintendo Switch but also PS4, Xbox One, PC, and mobile devices. Plus, it weighs a total of 254g to sit comfortably atop your head.
#BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH DRIVERS#
The Arctis 1’s 40mm drivers help deliver impressive audio.Īpart from the seamless connection and brilliant sound, the headset features a sturdy body padded with soft Airweave fabric on the earcups and plushy foam cushions on the headband. Though you’ll be tethered to a cable, you won’t have to pause your gaming. Sporting wired connection options as well, you don’t have to put the headset down when it’s out of juice. The headset has a lag-free connection with its USB dongle and it provides up to 20 hours of gaming before it runs out of battery. The SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless Gaming Headset is one of the best options if you want to go fully cable-free. Interface: Wireless, Wired | Connectivity: USB-C Wireless (2.4GHz), 3.5mm Analog | Surround Sound: Stereo | Battery Life: Up to 20 hours | Weight: 254g HyperX Cloud Alpha Best Wired Nintendo Switch Headset
If you also game on platforms other than the Switch, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s compatible with PS4, PS5, PC, as well as phones sporting USB-C Ports. What makes the Barracuda X even better for long gaming sessions is its 60-hour battery life, and even when it runs out of juice, you can always use the included 3.5mm cable to keep playing. Weighing just 250g, it is ideal for extended hours of gameplay without feeling like a burden on your noggin. The Barracuda X is also immensely comfortable thanks to its mesh-covered memory foam earcups, remarkably thick headband padding, and lightweight plastic body.
#BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH BLUETOOTH#
This headset also offers seamless Bluetooth connectivity for your Nintendo Switch, smartphone, and other devices for a completely cable-free setup. For just $99, you get excellent audio quality and a lag-free wireless connection through the low-latency 2.4GHz USB dongle. The Razer Barracuda X is easily our top pick for a Nintendo Switch headset that’s impressive in every way and at an incredibly reasonable price.
#BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH PORTABLE#
And, if you're still on the fence about whether to pick up a Switch Lite, check out our review of Nintendo's newest portable console.Interface: Wireless, Wired | Connectivity: USB Type-C Wireless (2.4GHz), Bluetooth 5.2, 3.5mm Analog | Surround Sound: 7.1 Surround sound (PC only) | Battery Life: Up to 60 hours | Weight: 250g If you already have a wireless headset that you refuse to part with, HomeSpot's Bluetooth transmitter ( $40) for the Switch might work in a pinch, and it even has a built-in mic.
#BEST WIRELESS GAMING HEADSET FOR NINTENDO SWITCH FULL#
If you're still using your original Switch be sure to check out our full headset guide for other options, including more wireless sets that you can use when it's docked. But at least you're guaranteed solid audio and a great fit, as with all Arctis headsets.Īll of these headsets will work well with the Switch or Switch Lite, though we've focused on the ones you can use with the latter system since it's out now. This makes the Arctis 1 Wireless the only real wireless choice for the Switch Lite, though the $100 asking price means you'll pay a premium for the privilege. Not so with the Arctis 1 Wireless, whose 2.4GHz receiver connects via USB-C, so it can easily be plugged into your Switch while it's in portable mode. While many wireless headsets are compatible with the Switch, they rely on USB receivers, meaning your console needs to be docked for them to work.
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