Design: The Razer Nari Ultimate headset is built with form and function equally considered. Its overall construction is solid, however, it's a little chunkier than some of the more lightweight options in our guide. All-metal construction and plush leatherette earcups really lend a sense of weight and quality here. There's also the tried-and-true RGB Chroma lighting as well. Features: The dedicated charging hub has to be what makes the Astro A50 stand out the most. That's because it features both optical in and out, as well as USB to be used with as many different setups as possible. What is most impressive is the built-in mixamp which means you can adapt to different EQ levels on the fly so tuning for individual games on the platform can come across the cleanest. Design: Things are kept minimalist with the design of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1X overall, as the build quality is a step below what you'll find from the bigger entries by the company. This Xbox One headset plugs directly into your Xbox Wireless Controller through a 3.5mm connection, and the cable has a decent amount of length to it to be comfortable in play sessions. It's a remarkably lightweight headset, coming in at just 236g / 0.52 lbs, so it's unlikely to sag on you. Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you.

Most of the best Xbox One headsets featured in this list have seriously good sound quality, but if we had to isolate a couple in this regard, it would have to be the Astro A50 or the Turtle Beach Elite Pro. If excellent sound quality is at the top of your list in terms of features, you can't go wrong with either of these excellent headsets. What is the most durable headset for Xbox One? You want surround sound: The only real cost-cutting measure here, the Corsair HS50 doesn't feature any support for Windows Spatial, THX, or other 7.1 surround sound options.Design: In terms of design, the Astro A50 is about as futuristic as an Xbox One headset can be with its angular aggressive style and robust build quality. Combine that with some of the softest and coolest mesh cups that we've ever used and you've got yourself a consistently comfortable, then this is hard to beat. Out of all the best Xbox One headsets in this list, the award for the most durable has to go to the SteelSeries Arctis 9X. This excellent headset is exceptionally comfortable and durable to boot, making it a perfect choice if you want a long-lasting headset and don't have to worry about it taking a few bumps. You're on a tight budget: For as stellar as the Astro A50 gaming headset is, it also happens to be one of the priciest options for the platform to date.

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Verdict: The Corsair HS50 is an Xbox One headset that's audio performance rivals one of the more expensive options on the market, and keeps the costs down with minor sacrifices.