Amazon is selling a $40 wireless gaming headset for $15, and shoppers say 'the sound quality is fantastic'
"I am absolutely impressed with this gaming headset."
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.
If you do any sort of competitive gaming, a gaming headset isn't just an awesome accessory to have but an essential one.
The $40 Globvanx Gaming Headset is on sale at Amazon for only $15, which makes what would be a splurge into an impulse buy. Shoppers love it, calling it "comfortable, light, and loud."
Globvanx Gaming Headset, $15 (was $40) at Amazon
Typically, gaming headsets at this price point often look cheap, but thankfully, this one is an outlier. It's black all over with green accents, so it will look great as part of any game station. This thoughtfully designed headset is made with comfort in mind, with cozy earmuffs that are breathable, even if you wear them for hours on end. It's compatible with just about every device under the sun with Bluetooth, but you can also connect it to your PC or console via a 2.4 gigahertz wireless dongle.
Then there's the all-important audio quality, which is surprisingly excellent. It provides spatial audio that may just help give you an edge in competitive play, sensing danger around corners or a steadily approaching enemy. There's even a hidden microphone that you can whip out to chat with the competition, and it flips to mute in case you've got to jump out of a match. And then there's its impressive battery life. This headset can run for up to a whopping 35 hours before needing to be charged up again.
"I am absolutely impressed with this gaming headset," one shopper said. "The sound quality is fantastic, and the wireless connection options are a huge plus. The 2.4 gigahertz dongle ensures lag-free gaming, while Bluetooth lets me connect to my phone for music on the go. Highly recommended!”
The Globvanx Gaming Headset retails for $40, but you can shop it at Amazon for only $15. Even if you already have a headset, it doesn't hurt to invest in a spare, especially for its price.
