What Reddit recommends for Gaming.

For gamers who distrust every pro-grade claim, benchmark everything, and can smell a gimmick. See which products people name most and open the comments behind the ranking.

12 products144 comments4 threadsupdated 4 days ago
  1. Logitech G502

    Logitechmixed
    1

    Praised for comfort, durability and extra buttons, but some find it heavy and report double-click issues.

    “***Logitech G502*** \- I use this one personally, I find it light, has weights with it to add weight if you think it's too light. I find it comfortable as well. And each mouse lasts me a solid 5+ years. ***Razer Basilisk*** \- super comfortable mouse as well. My next mouse I…”

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  2. Corsair K70

    Corsairlove
    1

    Owners call it reliable and tank-like, with useful features such as a volume knob and wrist rest.

    “My Razer BlackWidow has never given me problems, and I get to have my 10-key numpad. Also had good luck with a Corsair K70 before gifting it to my buddy.”

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  3. Audeze Maxwell / Maxwell 2

    Audezelove
    1

    Recommended for planar sound and wireless use; one owner says ordinary gaming headsets cannot compete.

    “If you're looking for the best in slot gaming headset edging on audiophile experience, it's Audeze Maxwell or Maxwell 2. It's planar drivers are something else + they're wireless.”

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  4. Sennheiser HD560 / HD560s

    Sennheiserlove
    1

    Recommended for gaming, with favorable comparisons to the DT990 Pro.

    “I would recommend those or the Sennheiser HD560”

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  5. Sennheiser HD490 Pro

    Sennheiserlove
    1

    Called an audiophile headphone that works well from built-in audio without extra amplification.

    “You don't really need DACs or AMPs today since built in soundcards are so good. I have these headphones: Philips Fidelio X3 and X3 Fiio JT7 Sennheiser HD490 pro. For a microphone I use an Amazon basics mic. That cost 25 euros and have had 0 complaints. All of these headphones…”

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  6. Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro

    Beyerdynamicmixed
    1

    Has good soundstage and punchy bass for the price, but its sharp treble may be harsh for some listeners.

    “Both have great ups and downs. I have the beyer dt990 pro and a Sennheiser HD560s. 990 has a good soundstage for the price and punchy with bass, but the treble is very sharp. Like to the point where it can actually be a bit harsh if you're sensitive to higher pitch noises.…”

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  7. Wooting 60HE / 60HE V2

    Wootinglove
    1

    Owners strongly praise it and say its Hall effect switches make it hard to return to regular keyboards.

    “I’ve had my wooting 60he for 2.5 years now. I absolutely love it”

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  8. Beyerdynamic DT770 80 Ohm

    Beyerdynamiclove
    1

    Praised for great sound with games and music, even when plugged directly into a laptop or phone.

    “I have a set of Beyerdynamic DT770 80 OHMs and they are absolutely wonderful. I can plug them straight into my laptop for gaming or music and they sound great. Used to plug them into my phone too...when it had a damn headphone jack. I got them on sale some years back for like…”

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  9. Razer Naga V2 Pro

    Razerlove
    1

    The owner is very happy with it and especially likes the 12-button side attachment.

    “Don’t know if it’s “best” but I really like my Razer Naga V2 Pro. The “12 side buttons” attachment is excellent to me. I’ve been very happy with it.”

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  10. Pulsar X2A

    Pulsarlove
    1

    A personal mouse favorite, though the commenter notes there is no definite best option.

    “I don't think there is a definite "best". I like my Pulsar X2A.”

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  11. Keychron Lemokey P1

    Keychronlove
    1

    Recommended for its magnetic switches, which the commenter describes as pretty cool.

    “Keychron Lemokey P1, you gotta check out this magnetic switch thing. Pretty cool.”

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  12. Arctis Nova Pro

    love
    1

    Praised as comfortable and wireless, with a base that charges a spare battery and connects to multiple devices.

    $359.99 · 4.9★ (29) · Best Buy ↗

    “I don't game a lot, almost never use mic, and have never spent more than $50 on PC headphones. I bought some Arctis Nova Pro, they are amazing. Comfortable, cordless, little base unit that charges a spare battery so you're never out, synced to all my stuff and I even take them…”

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