It should come as no surprise that the PS5’s very own PULSE 3D made our best list. They are an excellent choice for a $100 wireless headset, coming in two variations — midnight black, and two-tone white. In terms of design and comfort, the PULSE 3D has a snug fit thanks to the adjustable headband strap. The headset might seem stiff at first impression, but should feel pretty comfortable once the break-in period is over.
The sound quality itself is relatively good, with crisp mids and highs, and a good amount of bass across various titles. You’ll be able to pinpoint where enemy footsteps are coming from, or the direction bullets are being fired from.
The main advantage of first-party Sony headsets is that there is a built-in equalizer inside the PS5. You can choose different audio profiles such as a “Bass Boost” or “Shooter” mode, which changes the lows, mids, and highs entirely when compared to the “Standard” profile. Alternatively, you can also create your own EQ settings, and tailor the sound exactly how you like.
The PULSE 3D unfortunately does not have a boom mic, which can lead to your voice sounding distant. The output is still clear, but your friends might hear background noise if you’re in a rowdy area.
As a wireless headset, the PULSE 3D lasts around 12 hours, which is acceptable for casual gamers. If your sessions tend to last a bit longer, you can then connect it to the PS5 controller via a 3.5mm cable to continue the fun. For the most part, however, these do seem like a headset you will regularly have to charge. So, you’ll likely want to dock it after every gaming session.
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