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Top 5 Budget Gaming Headphones for Indian Gamers





List Of Top 5 Budget Gaming Headphones:-



1.Tritton AX180

Tritton AX180 Universal is the number one in my listing of gaming headset. It provides removable and flexible microphone with slide switch to mute function. Tritton AX180 comes with quick access volume control and  headrail extends an extra 1.25 inches on either side. It has ear cups swivel for around-the-neck resting position. It is compatible with most phones, tablets and MP3 players. Its Amazon price is Rupees  7,226.


2. Steelseries Siberia Raw

Steelseries Siberia Raw offers lightweight comfort for hours of gaming with its soft padded headband and ear cups. It provides crisp details and powerful bass with steel series speaker drivers for natural sound. Its single direction microphone can record clean audio. This headset has multifunction button controls music and manages calls and mobile voice. It is compatible for all mobiles, pc, mac and ps4. The Amazon price is Rupees 2,979.


3. Razer Kraken Pro

Razer Kracken Pro is the world's most popular eSports headset.  This is the most comfortable gaming headset ever. It have analog volume control wheel. Razer Kracken Pro comes with quick mute toggle microphone. The connector between headphone and mic is analog 3.5 mm combined jack. Its 50 mm inner ear cup diameter makes its sound quality so good. The Amazon price is Rupees 7,138.


4. SteelSeries 51101 Siberia V2

Lightweight SteelSeries 51101 Siberia V2 headset comes with Pull-out microphone with Crystal clear high, low and mid-tones. It has integrated volume control located on the cord. Its  3 different Dolby 7.1 surround technologies and Epic ear cushions to give you the most immersive gaming experience possible. The Amazon price is Rupees 6,998.


5. Kingston HyperX Cloud Core

Kingston HyperX Cloud Core provides Memory foam ear cushions with leatherette padded headband.  It comes with two color variant red and black.  Its weight only 299 g. HyperX Cloud headset Compatible with PC(MAC), PS4 or Xbox One and all mobile devices. The Amazon price is Rupees 5,479.

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