Best Gaming Headset in Jordan 2026: Picks for PC, PS5 and PUBG Mobile
Looking for the best gaming headset in Jordan? A good headset helps you hear footsteps in PUBG, talk clearly with your squad on PC and enjoy PS5 games without disturbing the rest of the house. But "gaming headset" covers very different products: wireless headsets with a USB dongle, wired 3.5mm headsets and low-latency earbuds for mobile gaming.
This guide explains what matters for PC, PS5 and mobile gaming, then recommends gaming headsets from Sony, Logitech and Awei available at NaserTech with delivery across Jordan.
Quick picks
| Headset | A strong choice for | Key feature |
|---|---|---|
| Sony Pulse Elite | PS5 and PC players who want wireless | PlayStation Link and Bluetooth, up to 30 hours |
| Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED | Switching between PC, PS5 and phone | LIGHTSPEED wireless and Bluetooth, 165 g |
| Awei GM-2 | Wired PC and console gaming | 50mm drivers, rotatable boom mic, RGB |
| Awei ES-770i | A first wired gaming headset | 50mm drivers, rotatable noise-canceling mic |
| Awei A200BL RGB | Phone gaming and music | Bluetooth 5.3 plus 3.5mm cable, foldable |
| Awei GM-6 | Simple wired headset for phone and laptop | 40mm drivers, 3.5mm plug, mic |
| Awei T35 | PUBG on the go without wires | 45ms low latency, IPX5 |
| Logitech H340 | PC voice chat, Discord and study | USB plug-and-play, rotating noise-canceling mic |
How to choose a gaming headset
1. Start with your platform: PC, PS5 or phone
A PC accepts almost every connection: USB, 3.5mm, 2.4GHz wireless dongles and Bluetooth. The PS5 does not support Bluetooth headphones directly, so use a headset with its own USB wireless adapter (PlayStation Link, Logitech LIGHTSPEED) or a wired 3.5mm headset plugged into the DualSense controller. A phone works with Bluetooth or a 3.5mm plug; if your phone has no headphone jack, a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter lets you use a wired headset.
2. Wired or wireless
Wired headsets have no battery to charge and add virtually no audio delay. Wireless headsets give you freedom to move, but the type of wireless matters. A 2.4GHz USB dongle (LIGHTSPEED, PlayStation Link) is designed for low latency in games. Standard Bluetooth is convenient for phones and music, but it usually adds a small delay that you may notice as gunshots or footsteps arriving slightly late. If you play on Bluetooth, look for headsets or earbuds that state low latency.
3. Stereo vs. surround sound
Every headset has one speaker driver per ear, so "7.1 surround" in a headset is virtual surround: software processes the sound so it seems to come from in front, behind or beside you. Good stereo is the foundation, and your platform can add the surround processing: Windows Sonic for Headphones is built into Windows, the PS5 has its own 3D Audio for headphones, and Dolby Atmos for Headphones is available as a separate app on PC. So judge a headset's sound and fit first, not the "7.1" label.
4. The microphone
A boom mic sits close to your mouth and usually picks up your voice best; rotatable or retractable booms move out of the way when you only listen. Some use built-in beamforming microphones instead of an arm. In a noisy home, look for a noise-canceling mic.
5. Comfort and weight for long sessions
A heavy or tight headset becomes uncomfortable after an hour. Check the weight, an adjustable headband and soft or memory foam ear cushions. During Jordan's hot summers, short breaks help with warm ears on any over-ear headset.
6. Connections on your PC
Laptops and phones usually have one combined 3.5mm jack for headphones and microphone. Many desktop PCs have two separate jacks (headphones and mic). A headset with a single 4-pole 3.5mm plug then needs a splitter such as the UGREEN AV140 headset splitter, which connects a headset with audio and mic in one plug to a computer with separate mic and audio ports. USB headsets avoid this because they plug straight into a USB port.
Gaming headsets we recommend
Sony Pulse Elite: wireless headset for PS5 and PC
The Sony Pulse Elite is a premium headset designed for PlayStation 5 and PC users. It uses planar magnetic drivers for high-fidelity sound with low distortion, and connects through PlayStation Link (2.4GHz wireless via a USB-A adapter) and Bluetooth 5.3, so you can stay connected to more than one device. Battery life is up to 30 hours, and a 10-minute charge gives about 2 hours of play. The retractable boom mic uses AI-enhanced noise rejection for clear team chat.
Good for: PS5 owners who want a wireless headset made for the console, long sessions and PC play.
Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED: light wireless headset for PC, PS5 and phone
The Logitech G435 combines LIGHTSPEED wireless (USB receiver) with low-latency Bluetooth and works with PC, Mac, smartphones, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch (it does not work seamlessly with Xbox). It weighs only 165 g, uses 40mm drivers and dual beamforming microphones instead of a mic arm, and is compatible with Dolby Atmos, Tempest 3D AudioTech and Windows Sonic. Battery life is 18 hours with USB-C charging.
Good for: players who switch between PC, PS5 and phone, and younger gamers, since it is sized for smaller heads.
Awei GM-2: wired e-sports headset with boom mic
The Awei GM-2 is a wired gaming headset with large 50mm drivers, an adjustable headband and plush ear cushions. Its rotatable noise-canceling boom mic keeps your voice clear. Sound goes through a 3.5mm jack (PCs, consoles and phones), while the USB plug only powers the RGB lighting. The cable is 2.1 meters long.
Good for: desktop PC gaming and PS5 through the controller's headset jack.
Awei ES-770i: a first wired gaming headset
The Awei ES-770i also uses 50mm dynamic drivers for a broad sound field and precise positioning. It has a rotatable noise-canceling microphone, an adjustable headband, soft ear cushions and LED lights. Audio runs over a 3.5mm jack and the USB plug powers the LEDs.
Good for: PC and laptop players who want a straightforward wired gaming headset.
Awei A200BL RGB: Bluetooth headset with a wired backup
The Awei A200BL connects by Bluetooth 5.3 or by the included 3.5mm cable, which is useful when you want virtually no delay in a match. It has 40mm drivers, memory foam ear cushions, RGB breathing lights, a built-in mic and a foldable design. Playtime is up to 12 hours with the lights off (7 hours with lights on), and it adds a micro-SD card slot and FM radio for music without a phone.
Good for: phone gamers who also want a headset for music and travel.
Awei GM-6: simple wired headset for phone and laptop
The Awei GM-6 keeps things simple: 40mm drivers, an adjustable headband, soft ear cushions and a noise-canceling microphone on a single 3.5mm plug. Its cable is about 1.2 meters, a convenient length for a phone or laptop.
Good for: PUBG on a phone with a headphone jack, laptops and the PS5 controller.
Awei T35: low-latency gaming earbuds
If you prefer earbuds for mobile gaming, the Awei T35 are true wireless gaming earbuds with 45ms low latency, dual 10mm graphene drivers and Bluetooth 5.0. They play up to 5 hours per charge, with another 34 hours from the charging case, and are rated IPX5 against sweat and light rain.
Good for: PUBG and other mobile games when you want no cable at all.
Logitech H340: USB headset for PC chat
The Logitech H340 is a plug-and-play USB headset for Windows and Mac with digital USB audio, a rotating noise-canceling boom mic that hides away when you listen, foam ear cups and a light 100 g build.
Good for: Discord, voice chat in casual games, online classes and work calls on PC.
Best surround headset for PUBG Mobile
In PUBG and other mobile shooters, hearing where a sound comes from matters more than a "7.1" label, and a well-fitted stereo headset already does that. What hurts most on phones is audio delay, so:
- Wired is safest: a 3.5mm headset such as the Awei GM-6, or the A200BL in wired mode, adds virtually no delay.
- No headphone jack? Use a USB-C adapter such as the UGREEN USB-C to 3.5mm DAC adapter, which supports in-line volume control and calling and fits most USB-C phones and tablets.
- Going wireless: choose earbuds or headsets that state low latency, such as the Awei T35, or a headset with low-latency Bluetooth such as the Logitech G435.
How to turn on surround sound on PC and PS5
Windows Sonic on PC
- Open Start, then Settings, then System, then Sound.
- Select your headset under Output devices.
- Open Device properties and choose Windows Sonic for Headphones under Spatial sound.
- Select Apply if the button appears.
3D Audio on PS5
Connect your headset (controller jack or USB wireless adapter), go to Settings, then Sound, and turn on 3D Audio for headphones. Menu names can differ slightly between system versions.
Tips to get more from your gaming headset
- Test your mic before a match so your team hears you clearly.
- Keep the volume moderate: long sessions at high volume can harm your hearing. The G435 has an optional limiter that keeps the maximum below 85 dB.
- Charge wireless headsets after each session so the battery does not die mid-game.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best gaming headset for PC?
For wireless, the Logitech G435 and the Sony Pulse Elite (which also works with PC) are strong choices. For wired, the Awei GM-2 and ES-770i offer 50mm drivers and boom mics. For voice chat only, the Logitech H340 USB headset is plug-and-play.
What is the best gaming headset for PS5?
The Sony Pulse Elite is made for PS5 and connects wirelessly through PlayStation Link. The Logitech G435 also works with PlayStation through its LIGHTSPEED USB receiver. Any wired 3.5mm headset with a mic, such as the Awei GM-2 or GM-6, can plug into the DualSense controller. Standard Bluetooth headphones do not connect to the PS5 directly.
What is the best wireless gaming headset?
Prefer wireless headsets with a USB dongle, which are designed for low latency: the Sony Pulse Elite (up to 30 hours) and the Logitech G435 (165 g, 18 hours) are strong choices. For phones, the Awei A200BL adds a 3.5mm cable as backup.
What is the best budget or cheap gaming headset?
Wired headsets are usually the most affordable way to get good gaming sound, because they need no battery or wireless chip. The Awei GM-6, ES-770i and GM-2 are wired options with mics. Prices change, so check the current price on each product page.
Wired or wireless gaming headset: which is better?
Wired is the safest choice for competitive play: virtually no delay and no battery. Wireless with a USB dongle is a strong choice for freedom of movement, while standard Bluetooth suits casual games and music.
What is the best surround headset for PUBG?
For PUBG on a phone, a wired headset (or the A200BL in wired mode) or low-latency earbuds like the Awei T35 help you react to footsteps in time. On PC, any good stereo headset combined with Windows Sonic gives you virtual surround sound.
Is 7.1 surround sound worth it in a gaming headset?
Headset surround is virtual, created by software. It helps some players judge direction, but clear stereo and a good fit matter more. Try it free with Windows Sonic on PC or 3D Audio on PS5.
Do I need a gaming headset with a mic?
If you play with friends or in a team, yes. A boom mic (Awei GM-2, ES-770i, Sony Pulse Elite) sits close to your mouth; the Logitech G435 uses built-in beamforming mics. For solo play, a mic is optional.
Find your gaming headset at NaserTech
Whether you play on PC, PS5 or your phone in Jordan, the right headset depends on your platform and connection. Browse the full range in our headphones collection. To complete your setup, read our guide to gaming and streaming accessories, our PS5 Pro buying guide and our gaming laptop buying guide.
