Best Xbox Gaming Headsets Under $100

The Atlas Elite from Turtle Beach feels premium in every sense of the word, with truly impressive audio tuning and quality, great materials and construction, and supreme comfort. It's missing some of the higher-end features like 7.1 surround, and voice monitoring, but I am still a little stunned that this headset is as cheap as it is.

Honestly, the battle between the HyperX CloudX and the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas effectively comes down to aesthetics. Both headsets sport great sound, great construction, and excellent comfort, all with a similar price point. The CloudX is an excellent piece of kit that won't disappoint.

The Stealth 600 might not have the greatest sound or materials, but it is incredibly feature-rich, and ticks all the boxes for those looking for a no-nonsense wireless sound solution for their console. Connecting directly to your Xbox without any dongles or extra radio sensors, this is arguably the best budget wireless headset.

As far as cheaper alternatives go, the LucidSound LS25 is a great choice for those not wanting to break the bank. With rock-solid construction, decent audio, and a surprisingly capable microphone, the LS25 is one headset that won't disappoint in the cheaper price bracket.

This headset won't appeal to everybody looks-wise, but it also truly represents the idea of "don't judge a book by its cover." It's one of the cheapest headsets on this list but has seriously great audio for its price range, with 50mm drivers that are well-tuned for gaming.

The Astro A10 is a cheap and cheerful alternative to the more expensive wireless A20, boasting some great gaming features like a flip-to-mute microphone and decent sound quality. A lot of people prefer Astro for its soft over-ear cups and rich sound tuning, and the A10 delivers these signature features on a budget.