Best 2025 Headsets for Bluetooth

#1 Skullcandy Crusher PLYR 720
5.0

Bluetooth preserved the headset’s haptic-bass performance well in the tested use case.

Pros: Overall satisfaction, Bass performance

Cons: Value for money, Microphone

#2 beyerdynamic MMX 150 Wireless Over-Ear Gaming Headset
4.7

Bluetooth pairing is described as easy and reliable in wireless reviews, including instant pairing and easy Bluetooth use.

Pros: Sound quality, Comfort during long use

Cons: Equalizer customization, Console compatibility limitations

#3 Razer BlackShark V3 Pro
4.5

Bluetooth was consistently valued for simultaneous or extra-device audio, with reviewers calling it a huge win or a blessing despite some implementation quirks.

Pros: Microphone, Comfort during long use

Cons: Dongle, Software/setup simplicity

#4 Razer BlackShark V3 X HyperSpeed
4.5

Bluetooth is useful for phone use and easy switching alongside the 2.4GHz connection. Most experiences were positive, though one buyer reported recurring Bluetooth chopping and glitches.

Pros: Overall satisfaction, Sound quality

Cons: Software/setup simplicity, Clamping force comfort

#5 SteelSeries Arctis Nova Elite
4.5

Bluetooth is generally useful and flexible, especially for simultaneous phone/app use, though codec and platform limitations still appear in nearby reviewer comments.

Pros: Sound quality, Connectivity versatility

Cons: Value for money, Carry case quality

#7 Sony INZONE H9 II Wireless Gaming Headset
4.4

Bluetooth is broadly reliable and adds real versatility, especially alongside the 2.4GHz connection for phone audio or chat. Reviewers liked the fast pairing and dual-source use, with only scattered complaints...

Pros: Overall satisfaction, Sound quality

Cons: Value for money, Battery

#8 Corsair Void v2 MAX
4.3

Bluetooth is a major part of the headset’s dual-wireless appeal and usually works reliably. A smaller number of users report choppy audio or wish it supported better multi-device Bluetooth management.

Pros: Overall satisfaction, Sound quality

Cons: Reliability, App

#9 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Gaming Headset
4.2

Bluetooth was viewed positively when tested, especially for painless switching, mobile use, and fallback connectivity.

Pros: Value for money, Sound quality

Cons: Treble clarity, Noise isolation (passive)

#10 Razer BlackShark V3
4.1

Bluetooth is usually convenient and smooth, including easy phone pairing and strong dual-source use. One customer reports occasional short Bluetooth dropouts.

Pros: Overall satisfaction, Sound quality

Cons: Button control usability, Dongle

#11 Logitech G Astro A20 X
4.1

Bluetooth is convenient for phones, calls, and casual listening, but it is not the headset’s strongest connection mode. Some users experienced setup quirks, crackling, or app handoff issues that did...

Pros: Overall satisfaction, Sound quality

Cons: Fit/seal reliability, Multipoint connectivity reliability

#12 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2
3.8

Bluetooth was valued for simultaneous phone use, but reviewers noted SBC-only support, lag, pairing quirks, or power-management annoyances.

Pros: Sound quality, Value for money

Cons: Dongle, Noise isolation (passive)

#13 Fractal Design Scape Headset
1.5

Bluetooth is useful for phones and mobile listening, but it is not the Scape’s strongest connection mode. Reviewers noted no simultaneous mixing and, in some cases, lower volume, compression or...

Pros: Included stand quality, Overall satisfaction

Cons: Active noise cancellation, Volume output