Most newer PS4 headsets are compatible with the PS5, regardless, but it’s worth keeping in mind if you’re planning on splashing out a bit. Before you check out the headsets below, do remember ...

Finally, while countless Bluetooth headsets on the market are compatible with the PS4 and PS5 in Bluetooth mode, the Storm G2 is not one of them. It only works with PlayStation in 2.4GHz mode.

The Stealth 600 Gen 2 for PlayStation uses a USB transmitter that plugs into the front of a PS4 ... This headset costs more but uses better materials, has more controls, and adds Bluetooth ...

The A10 uses Bluetooth ... limiting their compatibility to Xbox and certain PCs. In contrast, multi-platform wireless headsets with a 2.4GHz USB adapter usually support PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch ...

The GameDAC is officially compatible with the PS4 and PC (and ... the SuperAmp is very Bluetooth dependent in terms of functionality. As for the Elite Pro headset, it puts a premium on noise ...

Players who want to game privately on their consoles might be temporarily annoyed at the absence of Bluetooth headphone audio support for the PS4 ... compatible with all headphones and mobile ...

If you’re one of those people who’s still digging out their PS4, to get the most out of it you need one of the best PS4 headsets. Or ... There’s decent battery life too along with plenty of ...