The Best Headphones for Gaming in UAE
The best gaming headphones can significantly improve your gaming experience; despite the fact that audio is one of the most underappreciated aspects of in gaming. In fact, the music plays just as big of a role in immersion as the images do if you want to get totally lost in a gaming world.
The headsets on this list we have picked from the hundreds of models and those have been reviewed by top-notch PC gamers. These curated headphones provide the greatest audio experience for gamers at both ends of the price range.
We recommend avoiding gaming headphones that overdo the low frequencies since they often produce poor bass. Quality drivers guarantee that you receive the greatest sounds. The finest gaming headphones have more balancing drivers with no need for user adjustment and won’t set you back thousands of dirhams.
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Razer BlackShark V2
Specifications
Wireless: No
Drivers: 50mm, Razer TriForce, Titanium
Connectivity: 3.5mm, USB soundcard
Frequency response: 12Hz – 28,000Hz
Features: Detachable noise-cancelling mic, in-line cable controls
The BlackShark V2 gaming headphone offers excellent audio quality, a low price, and user-friendly software.
To prevent bass, midrange, and treble tones from competing with one another, the 50mm TriForce Titanium drivers are built with distinct ports. This maintains it on level with HyperX’s 50mm dual-chamber neodymium driver headset and gives it a fuller sound than a normal set.
The BlackShark V2’s sound, which is significantly superior than what you’ll receive with most other sets at this price range, is one of its most notable aspects. The headset’s understated style is appealing, and quite comfortable for extended gaming sessions.
The BlackShark V2 Pro, the wireless version that is much more costly. They have an excellent battery life, utilize the same drivers, and have a lag-free wireless connection, but they are expensive. Even yet, we have seen offers as low as AED 400 in UAE, so it is still worth checking at.
The wired BlackShark V2 headset’s other distinguishing quality is its general affordability; you can often buy them for less than AED 200 in UAE, which makes them an unbeatable deal.
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Corsair HS55 Stereo
Specifications
Wireless: No
Drivers: 50mm, Neodymium magnets
Connectivity: 3.5mm
Frequency response: 20Hz – 20,000Hz
Features: Flip-up mic
More comfortable than Corsair’s previous entry-level versions is the HS55 gaming headset. The HS55’s soft earcups stand in sharp contrast to the HS50’s rigid, immovable foam. Additionally, the HS55 weighs 284g less, which significantly improves comfort over extended periods.
Due to the leatherette material that covers them, they may get a touch steamy on hot days, although that is a fairly typical flaw among gaming headphones in this price range.
The microphone arm has undergone the most significant change; it is now fixedly linked to the left earcup of the HS55 and is retractable when not in use. A 3.5mm jack-equipped detachable microphone was a feature of the previous HS50, thus this is unquestionably an upgrade.
The HS55’s microphone has a remarkably clear sound. Even at lower volume levels, this mic has a surprisingly high degree of clarity, making it an excellent choice for a low-cost headset.
The HS55 headphone offers a more comfortable and lightweight headset than the HS50. However, the HS55 has a slightly more cheaply made, plasticky feel than the HS50. Thankfully, it still feels sturdy and was obviously well put together.
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HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless
Specifications
Wireless: Yes
Drivers: Dynamic, 50mm with neodymium magnets
Connectivity: 2.4GHz wireless dongle
Frequency response: 15–21,000Hz
Features: Bi directional detachable mic
The new, enormous battery is this gaming headset’s main selling point. In wireless mode, you may expect a battery life of up to 300 hours while keeping the headset reasonably light and comfortable.
The audio quality is truly amazing. It’s always entertaining to put on a decent set of cans and listen to some of your favorite sound-heavy tunes while attempting to identify the various instruments or bits employed. They are one of the finest gaming headphones used for listening to music, they do a great job.
Despite the large battery, this model of the Cloud range is often praised for comfort. There is soft cushioning below the top band, which is thick. This allows for a really comfortable experience and performs a great job of noise cancellation when combined with the similarly soft ear cups.
Unfortunately, the mic is your average affair, and while it will function flawlessly for game chat, the sound quality is very uninspired and basic.
Having said that, it’s difficult to think of a consumer who wouldn’t be satisfied with them as a wireless gaming headset. They are pricey, but reasonable given their features, and they provide every feature you could possibly want for PC gaming and music playback.
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Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X
Specifications
Wireless: No
Driver: STELLAR.45
Connectivity: 3.5mm & 6.35mm adapter for mini-XLR
Frequency response: 5–40,000Hz
Features: Velour earpads
The Beyerdynamic DT 900 Pro X has all the attributes that make it ideal for extended periods of critical listening, audio mixing, and mastering. These gaming headphones are well made and provide a degree of comfort that is difficult to match.
The near surgical accuracy of the DT 900 Pro X will let you hear layers of bass that strike precisely without ever overpowering and muddying the extremely acute highs. These headphones are for critical listening. Everything is audible.
These gaming headphones really bring the setting of the excellent video game Ghost of Tsushima to life. Due to the open-back design, the audio has more room to breathe and sounds more realistic, making you wonder if what you’re hearing is in the game or the real world.
The DT 900 Pro X headset will assist you in producing the best accurate audio for your audience if you work in video development. These come as no surprise considering how many of us are currently dabbling in some form of creation, whether it be streaming, podcasting, or YouTube.
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Audio-Technica ATH-M50x STS StreamSet
Specifications
Wireless: No
Driver: 45mm Dynamic
Connectivity: USB Type-A w/ Type-C adapter, Analog XLR
Frequency response: 15–28,000Hz
Features: Cardioid condenser mic
Although the ATH-M50xSTS StreamSet costs around AED 1000 in UAE, it is by no means intended to be a budget gaming headphone. It is unquestionably a top-notch closed-back headset.
The ATH-M50xSTS provides a nice listening experience. Particularly at this price level, the audio quality is incredibly difficult to criticize. Small details in the songs shine through, keeping it in balance. It has a little bass, as many headsets do, but it’s not too bad, and the warm tones and sparkling treble are delightful to be submerged in.
The ATH-M50xSTS StreamSet’s primary selling feature is its excellent microphone. Using the StreamSet mic is similar to using a desktop mic, except more simpler. It is definitely less troublesome and possibly even a better solution than a desktop mic setup.
This gaming headset has a retro chic vibe. There are no actual drivers to be concerned with, and there is definitely no obnoxious gaming software that has to be installed and used. These are truly plug and play because they work flawlessly with anything you plug them into right away.
This headset/mic combo delivers great sound quality and recording that will have your desktop mic collecting dust. It doesn’t fall short on any criterion.