The best gaming headsets you can buy in South Africa

8 August 2016
Sennheiser PC 373D

A good headset is one of the most important peripherals for gamers and audiophiles alike.

Competitive gamers in particular require a good headset for clear and accurate audio. For games such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, a headset is a necessary requirement in order to determine the location of footsteps and other audio cues.

We’ve compiled a list of the best gaming headsets based on a variety of factors, including audio quality, microphone quality, durability, and comfort.

Check out the best gaming headsets you can buy in South Africa below, sorted according to their TopTenReview scores.


Astro A40

Review Score: 9.4

Price: R3,999

Astro A40


Kingston HyperX Cloud II

Review Score: 8.6

Price: R1,635

HyperX Cloud II


Razer Tiamat

Review Score: 8.4

Price: R3,721

Razer Tiamat


Sennheiser G4ME Zero

Review Score: 8.4

Price: R4,240

sennheiser g4me Zero


SteelSeries Siberia V3

Review Score: 8.0

Price: R1,501

SteelSeries Siberia v3


Mad Catz F.R.E.Q. 7

Review Score: 7.6

Price: R1,501

Mad Catz FREQ 7


Roccat Kave XTD

Review Score: 7.4

Price: R1,390

Roccat Kave XTD


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  1. prodigyX360
    10.08.2016 at 12:49

    Love my Logitech G633 headphones

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