If you’re after a great premium wireless PS5 headset deal, then one of two could be just the ticket today: you can currently get both the Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 gaming headset and the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 for a second lowest ever price and one lowest ever price right now at Amazon. The 700 Gen 2 set can be yours for just $119.95 (was $150) and the 600 Gen 2 is available for a delightfully low $74.95 (was $99.95).
For context, both models have received a refresh of sorts with 'MAX' variants coming out this year. However, this doesn't automatically make these regular/non-MAX headsets totally inferior and not worthy of your consideration - these are still some of the best gaming headsets money can buy, and certainly great PS5 headsets. In fact, the existence of those newer, slightly different models has probably helped to drive these prices down.
While these are indeed two super low prices, and that's a hell of a headline, for added context and proof that now is the time to strike, both have recently held their MSRPs and the 700 hasn't been this low since march (a record low of $109) and the 600 headset had a previous lowest price of the $80 mark which we last saw back at the end of May. If you've been looking for a PS5 wireless headset then now is a great time to get a quality headset into your setup.
There's more great news though: the gaming headset deals don't end there, and if you don't mind staying tethered then you can save even more money and grab some unbelievable bargains on two other sets right now: the Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 is less than half price at just $59.97 and the Razer Kraken Tournament Edition has also been cut by more than 50% and is just $49 right now. Granted, these are slightly older models, but we all know true quality endures and that is absolutely the case with these headsets. These lowest ever prices offer incredible value.
Turtle Beach Stealth 700 Gen 2 | PS5, PS4, PC | $150 $119.95 at Amazon
Save $30 - This is the second lowest ever price we've ever seen on this PS5 and PS4 headset and it makes for one of the best PS5 headset deals we've seen in months.
Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 | PS5, PS4, PC | $99.95 $74.95 at Amazon
Save $25; lowest ever price - If you need to squeeze as much as you can out of a smaller budget, then the 600 is absolutely worth it too - and now for less than $75! Crazy good value, and a return to a record low price.
Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 | PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC | $129.95 $59.97 at Amazon
Save $70 - This is an incredible saving on a quality headset. Yes, it's a slightly older headset sir but it checks out - the quality remains and if you're after a reliable wired set to give you excellent gaming audio across multiple platforms, then this lowest ever price on the Elite Pro 2 represents the perfect chance to strike.
Razer Kraken Tournament Edition | PC, PlayStation, Xbox | $99.99 $49 at Amazon
Save $50 - While not a stranger to big price cuts, this perennially-awesome headset from Razer has reached a new record low - which is saying something considering it's been out in the wild for ages. However, quality endures, and it's still a fine wired headset, particularly as a PC headset for gaming.
More of today's best gaming headset deals
Want to keep your options open? Then check out the table below, which will present you with some of the latest and greatest prices on some top sets wherever you are in the world right now.
Complete your PS5 gaming set up during this year with one of the best PS5 SSDs, best TVs for PS5 and Xbox Series X, or best 120Hz 4K TVs. And it always pays to keep abreast of the latest PS5 deals should you still be on the hunt for elusive PS5 stock.
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