What are the best wireless headsets for PS5 and PS5 Pro?

Question

I've been looking at the Pulse 3D since it's the official one and I'm upgrading to the Pro next month but then I saw a bunch of reviews saying the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7p is way better for long sessions. My logic was that Sony would have the best integration for 3D audio stuff but people keep complaining about the ear cups peeling. I've got about 150 bucks saved up and I'm mostly gonna be playing late at night when my roommate is asleep so comfort is huge. I'm just confused if the Nova 7p actually works with all the PS5 features or if I'm losing out by not staying first-party...

5fivve · Accepted Answer

I've been super satisfied with these two:

<a href=" https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt= SteelSeries+Arctis+Nova+7P+Wireless&BI=8941&KBID=10361&SID=12345&DFF=d50" target="_blank" rel="nofollow sponsored">SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7P Wireless: amazing comfort, supports 3D audio perfectly

Sony Pulse 3D Wireless Headset: works well but the pads eventually peel

Richardhar · Answer

Honestly, i spent way too much time obsessing over the 3D audio thing too. Basically, any headset that connects via the USB dongle is gonna support the Tempest 3D engine perfectly fine, so dont worry about losing features. I've been super happy with the Sony INZONE H5 Wireless Gaming Headset. The cups are way more breathable than the Pulse 3D and they only weigh 260g, which is huge for avoiding neck strain during long grinds. Tech-wise, it uses 40mm drivers and has excellent low-end response for immersion. Battery lasts about 28 hours and it supports quick charging... basically 10 mins for 3 hours of play. It usually sits right at 150 bucks. Plus, you get that clean white aesthetic that matches the PS5 Pro perfectly. No complaints here, it works well and the build quality feels much better than the basic Pulse model.

123bBef · Answer

Unfortunately, official gear is disappointing. The HyperX Cloud III Wireless Gaming Headset has way better cushions for late sessions. TL;DR: Third-party tech still supports 3D audio perfectly.