Best headset for GTA 6
Radio stations, police chatter and city noise: GTA has always sounded great. A good headset makes the most of it, especially for late-night sessions.
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What to look for
- Works with your console
- Low-latency wireless
- Comfort for long sessions
- 3D / spatial audio
- Clear mic
- Battery life
Our picks
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- Best overall
Sony PULSE Elite
Why we picked it
- PlayStation Link for low-latency PS5 audio
- Supports PS5 3D Audio and has a retractable mic
- Bluetooth for your phone at the same time
Best for: PS5 players who want a simple, official wireless headset.
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SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni
Why we picked it
- One headset for PS5, Xbox and PC, plus Bluetooth
- Hi-Res wireless audio with a base station
- 2026 successor to the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless
Best for: Players with more than one console who want top sound.
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Sony PULSE 3D
Why we picked it
- USB wireless adapter for proper PS5 game audio
- Tuned for PS5 3D Audio
- 3.5mm cable option for the controller
Best for: A solid PS5 wireless headset on a tighter budget.
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Wired or wireless?
Wireless is more comfortable on the sofa. Wired is cheaper and never needs charging. PlayStation and Xbox use different wireless standards, so check that a headset supports your console, or buy a multi-platform one.
Arctis Nova Pro Wireless or Omni?
SteelSeries launched the Arctis Nova Pro Omni in 2026 as the successor to the Nova Pro Wireless, which is still sold. If you buy the older model, choose the PlayStation or Xbox version that matches your console.
Sources
- PlayStation Pulse Elite vs Pulse 3D (TechRadar)(opens in a new tab)
- PlayStation Pulse Elite vs PlayStation Pulse 3D (Trusted Reviews)(opens in a new tab)
- SteelSeries unveils new Arctis Nova Pro Omni and Arctis Nova 7 (TweakTown)(opens in a new tab)
- SteelSeries' new Arctis Nova Omni displaced the Nova Pro Wireless (TechRadar)(opens in a new tab)
Picks are written in our own words from the reviews above.