
SteelSeries
Arctis Nova 7 Series
Multi-device audio & comfort king, but buggy software.

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If you want the best and are OK with weight and cost, Audeze Maxwell (I think there's a new version out). My personal daily driver? The Atlas Air. It's stupid light and comfortable, and open which makes the sound great if it's silent in your listening space... but also allows you to hear what's going on around you (I have children) more naturally than the audeze sidetone mode.
Got the maxwell from Audeze directly and the asus atlas air from Amazon on sale, i got it as a backup but i like it so much I use it nearly exclusively now. I've had a bunch of headsets over the years in the $200 to $600 range and these are my two favorites.
I have the Turtlebeach Atlas Air, which has both bluetooth and 2.4 ghz wifi connection. The problem with a lot of headsets using bluetooth only is the terrible game sound because windows wants to do handfree mode. But with the atlas air wifi 2.4 Ghz connection, the sound is awesome whether using the mic or not. They sound really good.
Atlas Air. Use the wifi (not bluetooth) connection. Awesome sound, good mike, perfect connection, and long battery power. Oh and: incredible sound.
Check the Turtlebeach Atlas Air. The problem with most headsets is they onbly use bluetooth, and when you use BT the sound quality is degraded because of windows handsfree telephony is always on(even when you end the task, it'll come back on). Atlas Air also has a wireless connection (i think 2.4hz?) that avoids bluetooth. So the sound in games is awesome. The sound quality in general is very good, and actually puts my sony xm1000xm4 to shame.
How's your environment like? The Turtle Beach Atalas Air are super comfortable and have a great soundstage but are open back.
Turtle Beach is fine if you avoid the Gen2s. Get a gen3 or Atlas Air or something and they are genuinely good headsets.
Atlas Airs are literally the singular best wireless headset under $300. And are arguably better than those because they are open back and have better comfort. The rest of their lineup isn't as good, but they have ok sound quality for a gaming brand headset and fixed the flaw in gen2s.
Epos+Drop is the best for wired. (H3x, H6pros) Otherwise Cloud III's or Turtle beach Atlas Airs for wireless.
Wireless and open back doesn't leave many options, so Turtle Beach Atlas Airs. Closed back the Fractal Design Scapes might be in budget, otherwise maybe the HyperX cloud IIIs
TB Atlas Air, best headset I’ve ever owned.
Atlas Air by Turtle Beach is the best headset I have ever used.
Have toy had a look at the Atlas Air. By far the best sounding (due to open back) and comfortable I have used. I’m 43 now and been through all the main headsets.
I say this on every thread - the Turtle Beach Atlas Air. Great sound due to open back, light and comfortable.
I avoided wireless headsets forever because they were all closed back and I don’t like the confinement of that. Well, they finally got around to making open back wireless gaming headsets and I picked up the Turtle Beach Atlas Air. The software and connectivity are a little bit shitty, but they sound good, the microphone is fine, and most importantly, they are super comfy. They have a really loose clamp force.

SteelSeries
Arctis Nova 7 Series
Multi-device audio & comfort king, but buggy software.

Drop + EPOS / Sennheiser
PC38X
Unrivaled open-back sound for price, but lacks isolation.

SteelSeries
Arctis 7 Series
Durable comfort, long battery, but buggy software.

HyperX
Cloud III Series
FPS positional audio & comfort, but buggy DTS software.

HyperX
Cloud Alpha Series
Long battery & durable, but some sound bleed issues.

Ranked #1
Drop + EPOS / Sennheiser - PC38X

Ranked #1
SteelSeries - Arctis 7 Series

Ranked #1
SteelSeries - Arctis Nova Pro Series

Ranked #1
SteelSeries - Arctis Nova 7 Series

Ranked #1
SteelSeries - Arctis Nova Pro Series

Ranked #1
Astro (Logitech) - A50 Series