PS4 headsets and earphones, the dedicated catalog for PlayStation 4 gaming and chat audio at ZedLabz.
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The PS4 controller has a 3.5mm headset jack, which means you can run anything from a chat earphone to a full gaming headset off the pad. Wireless USB-dongle headsets and Bluetooth-style options also work. We stock budget-friendly chat earphones, mid-tier gaming headsets and replacement cables and ear cushions across the range.
Quick picks by use case
- Easy entry point: a chat earphone, minimal kit, plugs into the pad, works for party chat without much fuss.
- The crowd favorite: a wired stereo gaming headset with detachable mic, full game audio plus chat, no battery to charge.
- The pro choice: a wireless USB-dongle headset with rechargeable battery, no wires to the pad, longer range, premium build.
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PS4 headsets and earphones. FAQs
Will any 3.5mm headset work on PS4?
Most do. The PS4 pad takes a four-pole 3.5mm CTIA-style plug, which carries headphones plus mic. Standard three-pole headphones work for audio only. Older two-jack PC headsets need an adapter to combine the audio and mic plugs.
Can I use Bluetooth headphones on PS4?
Sony doesn't allow native Bluetooth audio on PS4, the system blocks generic Bluetooth headsets. Workarounds include USB Bluetooth dongles that present as a USB audio device, or a Bluetooth transmitter into the controller's 3.5mm jack. Wireless headsets with their own dongle bypass the issue entirely.
Why does my PS4 headset mic sound quiet?
Common causes: mic level set low in PS4 audio settings, the headset pushed too far in or partially in the jack, or a worn 3.5mm socket on the controller. Check the audio settings first, reseat the plug, and if it persists try a known-good headset to isolate the controller jack.
Are wireless headsets worth it for PS4?
If you move around or sit far from the TV, yes, wireless USB-dongle headsets cut the cable and give longer range. Tradeoffs: a battery to recharge, and most wireless models cost more than their wired equivalents at the same audio quality.
