A headset that can produce sub-bass noises below 20Hz will make explosions and gunfire in games feel distinctly punchier and more visceral. Likewise, a person with a larger head might find the “one size fits all band” to be too tight even when adjusted to the max setting. Most people will find the most comfortable gaming headsets to be ones that use memory foam padding.
Moreover, you’ll want to look out for weight, since most people feel that it correlates closely to long term comfort.
These sound cues can give you vital information as to which direction an enemy is coming from, and where they are moving. The Corsair Void Pros and Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrums have very strong directional sound with Dolby 7.1 while the Razer headphones on our list use THX 5.1 or 7.1 surround depending on the settings you configure. Both are excellent for determining where enemies are and offer an immersive experience, but most people prefer the THX surround and find it to be more accurate.
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