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Enjoy a seamless, wireless experience with a headset fine-tuned for 3D Audio on PS5 consoles. The PULSE 3D wireless headset features a refined design with dual noise-cancelling microphones, built-in rechargeable battery, and an array of easy-access controls. Available when feature is supported by game.

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The Sony PULSE 3D Wireless is the best PS5 headset at a budget level that we've tested. These decently well-built headphones are designed to match the PS5's look and have a ski-band headband to help them fit a variety of different head sizes. They can also access a 5-band graphic EQ and presets directly in the console's interface if you want to adjust their sound.

These headphones come with a USB dongle that offers low latency, so you shouldn't notice lip-syncing issues. Their out-of-the-box sound profile has a touch of extra warmth, which can help emphasize sound effects in your gameplay. Their mid-range is also exceptionally flat and neutral, ensuring that dialogue and instruments sound clear and accurate. They have over 13 hours of continuous battery life, and you can use the headphones while charging in a pinch.

Unfortunately, unlike other headphones on this list, they have an integrated mic, which sits further away from your mouth compared to a boom mic. As a result, even though the mic can capture your voice fairly clearly, it struggles to separate speech from background noise. The ear cups also don't form a good seal on your ears, and this can be uncomfortable over time. However, if you're looking for more wallet-friendly PS5 headphones, these are a good budget option.

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 pretty good, not amazing. One thing of note, though: they are very comfortable, and while a bit bulky, with some EQ they sound very good. They're a bit of the black sheep here in this collection, and I don't get to use them as much as I'd like, but when I'm looking for some variety, they're my go to plugged to the RME ADI-2 for that EQ goodness.

 They're extremely comfortable, to the point of being too loose. I plug them into the RME ADI-2 directly, which has plenty of power, and sometimes I switch to the Valhalla 2, which really changes things. Love these, and whenever I go for long listening sessions (1h+), I go for them.

 I enjoy its sound for games, but it's mostly my main driver for music. Most of the time, they're hooked up to the RME ADI-2 + THX 789, but I often give them a listen plugged to the Valhalla 2, which adds a lot of warmth to the sound. 

Here's my collection of headphones, so far. [I posted my DAC/AMP setup earlier this week](https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/l9qfmk/my_endgame_setup_perhaps_nowhere_to_go_from_here/), and here's what I got for ***cans***. Hope you guys/gals like it.

**Senn + DROP HD6XX:** Pretty much my "daily driver" for Zoom meetings and listening to music while working. I have it pretty much hooked up to the iFi Zen DAC + Zen CAN all the time, with the suggested "tweaks" turned on - both xBass and 3D Sound. It sounds very good on that setup, and it's my go-to for everyday. I like it a lot, and I don't have problems with the mid-to-upper range like some people do (piercing sound, or anything like that).

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**Focal Elex:** I got lucky and these are working just fine for me from DROP (despite all the quality problems reported by many customers). I absolutely love them - they sound great, with great punch on the lower range, and as far as dynamics go, they're my first choice for rock, pop, indie, etc. I enjoy its sound for games, but it's mostly my main driver for music. Most of the time, they're hooked up to the RME ADI-2 + THX 789, but I often give them a listen plugged to the Valhalla 2, which adds a lot of warmth to the sound. 

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**DT 177x GO:** My go-to for evening listening when I can't afford to bother the kid or my wife. I really like the way these sound, even though I'm not in love with it. I tried a bunch of different pads on them, and ended up settling on the leather ones - the velour ones were incredibly hot. I tried the XL perforated ones, and they were pretty uncomfortable. They are so easy to drive that I basically plug them to whatever is available. There's just something that... bugs me, when I wear them. Not sure if "flat" is the best way to describe it, but they're just not that exciting to me. I'm hoping to replace them with a Focal Celestee for my closed-back needs.

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**HiFiMan Ananda:** I'm a big fan of planars - I had an old HE400S (since gifted to a friend), and decide to skip the Sundara, going directly for the next step up. The Arya was a bit out of budget, so I settled for the next best option, and I absolutely love these. It's my planar alternative to the Elex for music listening, specially jazz, classical, and other genres. I love the soundstage and imaging. I really dislike it for games, though - it's way too bright. Pretty much plugged to my RME ADI-2 + THX 789 whenever I use them.

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**HD 800S:** The big boy, amazing for games, amazing for music. Enough said, they sound quite different from my other top two headphones in my collection (the Elex and the Ananda). They're extremely comfortable, to the point of being too loose. I plug them into the RME ADI-2 directly, which has plenty of power, and sometimes I switch to the Valhalla 2, which really changes things. Love these, and whenever I go for long listening sessions (1h+), I go for them.

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**Aeon Open X:** For my tastes, they require quite a bit of EQ. They're... pretty good, not amazing. One thing of note, though: they are very comfortable, and while a bit bulky, with some EQ they sound very good. They're a bit of the black sheep here in this collection, and I don't get to use them as much as I'd like, but when I'm looking for some variety, they're my go to plugged to the RME ADI-2 for that EQ goodness.

&#x200B;

**Senn + DROP PC38X:** Got these in yesterday, and so far, so good. I might switch to them for Zoom meetings as the microphone is very convenient, and they sound very good for the price. What I did really like about them is the imaging - it was a substantial upgrade to my other cheaper headphones (including the POS Sony PS5 Pulse headphones, which sound horrible) for games. More testing is needed, though. Always hooked up to my Schiit Fulla.

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So, there it is. Next step is going to be the **Focal Celestee**, and then... I don't know, I think I'm done. Or at least I'm hoping. :)

<div class="md">Here&#39;s my collection of headphones, so far. <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/comments/l9qfmk/my_endgame_setup_perhaps_nowhere_to_go_from_here/">I posted my DAC/AMP setup earlier this week</a>, and here&#39;s what I got for cans. Hope you guys/gals like it.

Senn + DROP HD6XX: Pretty much my &quot;daily driver&quot; for Zoom meetings and listening to music while working. I have it pretty much hooked up to the iFi Zen DAC + Zen CAN all the time, with the suggested &quot;tweaks&quot; turned on - both xBass and 3D Sound. It sounds very good on that setup, and it&#39;s my go-to for everyday. I like it a lot, and I don&#39;t have problems with the mid-to-upper range like some people do (piercing sound, or anything like that).

&#x200B;

Focal Elex: I got lucky and these are working just fine for me from DROP (despite all the quality problems reported by many customers). I absolutely love them - they sound great, with great punch on the lower range, and as far as dynamics go, they&#39;re my first choice for rock, pop, indie, etc. I enjoy its sound for games, but it&#39;s mostly my main driver for music. Most of the time, they&#39;re hooked up to the RME ADI-2 + THX 789, but I often give them a listen plugged to the Valhalla 2, which adds a lot of warmth to the sound. 

&#x200B;

DT 177x GO: My go-to for evening listening when I can&#39;t afford to bother the kid or my wife. I really like the way these sound, even though I&#39;m not in love with it. I tried a bunch of different pads on them, and ended up settling on the leather ones - the velour ones were incredibly hot. I tried the XL perforated ones, and they were pretty uncomfortable. They are so easy to drive that I basically plug them to whatever is available. There&#39;s just something that... bugs me, when I wear them. Not sure if &quot;flat&quot; is the best way to describe it, but they&#39;re just not that exciting to me. I&#39;m hoping to replace them with a Focal Celestee for my closed-back needs.

&#x200B;

HiFiMan Ananda: I&#39;m a big fan of planars - I had an old HE400S (since gifted to a friend), and decide to skip the Sundara, going directly for the next step up. The Arya was a bit out of budget, so I settled for the next best option, and I absolutely love these. It&#39;s my planar alternative to the Elex for music listening, specially jazz, classical, and other genres. I love the soundstage and imaging. I really dislike it for games, though - it&#39;s way too bright. Pretty much plugged to my RME ADI-2 + THX 789 whenever I use them.

&#x200B;

HD 800S: The big boy, amazing for games, amazing for music. Enough said, they sound quite different from my other top two headphones in my collection (the Elex and the Ananda). They&#39;re extremely comfortable, to the point of being too loose. I plug them into the RME ADI-2 directly, which has plenty of power, and sometimes I switch to the Valhalla 2, which really changes things. Love these, and whenever I go for long listening sessions (1h+), I go for them.

&#x200B;

Aeon Open X: For my tastes, they require quite a bit of EQ. They&#39;re... pretty good, not amazing. One thing of note, though: they are very comfortable, and while a bit bulky, with some EQ they sound very good. They&#39;re a bit of the black sheep here in this collection, and I don&#39;t get to use them as much as I&#39;d like, but when I&#39;m looking for some variety, they&#39;re my go to plugged to the RME ADI-2 for that EQ goodness.

&#x200B;

Senn + DROP PC38X: Got these in yesterday, and so far, so good. I might switch to them for Zoom meetings as the microphone is very convenient, and they sound very good for the price. What I did really like about them is the imaging - it was a substantial upgrade to my other cheaper headphones (including the POS Sony PS5 Pulse headphones, which sound horrible) for games. More testing is needed, though. Always hooked up to my Schiit Fulla.

&#x200B;

So, there it is. Next step is going to be the Focal Celestee, and then... I don&#39;t know, I think I&#39;m done. Or at least I&#39;m hoping. :)
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The Sony PULSE 3D Wireless is the best PS5 headset at a budget level that we've tested. These decently well-built headphones are designed to match the PS5's look and have a ski-band headband to help them fit a variety of different head sizes. They can also access a 5-band graphic EQ and presets directly in the console's interface if you want to adjust their sound.

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 That was a great headset. But this one, again, at $100, panning up with the PS5, I think that's going to be a shining point. The Pulse 3D sound, that's going to be something that's limited to games, again, and we'll have to see how that really turns out. Is that going to make it even like, wow, this much of a better headset? I highly doubt it

 By the way, yes, you can charge these while you're using them as well. All right, so all in all, the PlayStation 3D Pulse headset right here. Does it get a recommendation? By the way, this comes in at $99, $100. Comes in at $100 right here, right? And just short and to the point, yes, I recommend it

 Not every game is going to take advantage of that. So again, as far as us reviewing this without the PS5, the core, again, headset is going to be pretty much the exact same. The sound signature, the bass sound, the comfort, the build, all that's going to be the exact same. The only thing that will be different is that 3D pulse per certain games

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Holy shit. I sit on a yoga ball and the only high quality thing I have is the Pulse headset, this is gorgeous

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 Unfortunately, the headset&nbsp;isn&#39;t very comfortable and while it has EQ presets and a graphic EQ, this feature is only available on PS5s. Still, if you&#39;re looking for a distinctively-styled wireless headset with a spatial audio feature to match your PS5 console, it&#39;s a solid option.

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I am using Skullcandy Crusher Wireless right now. But its getting so hot after using half an hour,but damn sound quality. I think this sony headphones can be comfortable and have better sound quality. What do you think ?  

 It's also fully compatible with Xbox One and Xbox Series X consoles when using the 1/8&quot; TRRS cable.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Tempest 3D Audio feature compatibility is a unique selling point and is advertised as being able to generate a more immersive listening experience, though it&#39;s only available on a couple of games. Unfortunately, the headset&nbsp;isn&#39;t very comfortable and while it has EQ presets and a graphic EQ, this feature is only available on PS5s. Still, if you&#39;re looking for a distinctively-styled wireless headset with a spatial audio feature to match your PS5 console, it&#39;s a solid option

I’ve had my Sony Pulse 3D headphones since release and couldn’t be happier. I’m not an audiophile but at least to me they sound great and my buddies noticed an improvement in quality when I’m using the mic.

I need your guy's opinion on which one to get they both seem like good quailty but i dont know what one to get, please leave your opinion in the commets :)

The Pulse 3D headset is a good-sounding, bass-forward headset that should please PS5 users. It isn&rsquo;t particularly comfortable around the ears, though, and its pinhole microphone lags behind the boom mics on most other headsets. If you really want a PS5 gaming headset with higher-quality voice chat, the Astro Gaming A20 is a good pick. And if you&rsquo;re looking for a wireless headset for use with the PC, both the A20 and the Razer Nari Essential (an Editors' Choice for gaming headsets) are favorites

The Pulse 3D is a capable headset for listening to music. It handled the bass synth and kick drum of our bass test track, The Knife&rsquo;s &ldquo;Silent Shout,&rdquo; at maximum volume with no distortion. The bass is strong, bordering on unsafe at high volumes, with solid low frequency response that you&rsquo;ll feel in your ears even if it won&rsquo;t rattle your head.

The Crystal Method&rsquo;s &ldquo;Busy Child&rdquo; also sounds bassy and powerful, with the bass drum hits almost sounding thunderous and the backbeat driving the track with plenty of force. The higher frequency synth notes and vocals come through clearly, though this is still a very bass-forward audio profile.

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- Steelseries Arctic 7P headset: has a good battery life but the bass is lacking compared to the Pulse 3D. Stock issues are also present.

I managed to score a PS5 bundle from GameStop on Thursday and I have a question: what’s the best headset one can get to take advantage of the PS5’s 3D audio? Chatting with store employees (mostly from GameStop) and searching the Internet yield some possibilities.

- Sony’s PlayStation 4 Wireless Platinum headset: I’ve heard that these (and even the Gold) are just as good as the Pulse 3D headset but that battery life is an issue.

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