The 6 Best Pink Gaming Headsets in 2024 [Playstation/PC/XBox]

Specs

• Audio Channels: Stereo
• Driver Size: 50mm
• Microphone: Noise-canceling microphone
• Physical Inputs: 3.5mm stereo in, USB for LEDs
• Cable: 7.21ft long cable with inline controls
• Support Software: Not specified
• Weight: 0.79lbs

The Orzly pink gaming headset has a unique design with slightly larger earcups that are shaped like a curvy pentagon. The earcups are bulkier and less round, giving them a sharper “gamer vibe.”

The headband is also thicker with extra padding on the underside. The cushion layer on the ear pads and the headband is grey-colored and adds to the unique color palette.

This pink headset looks girly but also lets the others know that it is also made for kicking butt. The device is primarily made of plastic and it’s very lightweight.

The build quality may not be all that durable so I recommend doing your best to keep it free from bumps and scrapes. No more throwing away your headphones when you’re raging.

The controls are pretty decent and it’s got everything you need to mute the microphone and adjust the volume. There’s also the option to toggle the LED lights. (on the sides of the ear pads.) Unfortunately, the controller looks a bit rugged and seems out of place for a pretty pink headset.

This pink gaming headset is bulkier so you will have some difficulties carrying it around and I can only recommend this for your PC/Console gaming setup and not for handhelds and mobile gaming.

One thing to note is that it might be difficult to connect these headphones to gaming consoles, so I suggest reading up on how to use regular headphones on Xbox One.

Since this headphone also needs an adapter to work with Xbox One, I suggest that you just use your Xbox 360 headset (if you have one) on Xbox One without an adapter.

The microphone is flexible and you can bend it up to the headband when you’re not using it. Also, the 7foot-long cable is designed for PC gamers. It can be difficult to manage if you’re plugged into a Nintendo switch or gaming controller.

Regarding the sound quality, it does not have any surround sound features except for the usual two-channel stereo. The sound is considerably accurate and many listeners were very impressed by it. (especially when compared to the price.)

These headphones sit in your ears (instead of over them) and happen to do a better job of isolating ambient noise.

Specs

• Audio Channels: 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound
• Driver Size: 53mm
• Microphone: Detachable mic
• Physical Inputs: 3.5mm TRRS, 3.5mm TRS for both mic and headphones, and USB DAC
• Cable: Detachable braided cable with inline controls
• Support Software: Yes
• Weight: 1.56lbs

The Redragon H510 Zeus is the best pink gaming headset that offers surround sound at a somewhat affordable price tag. It looks cute, gives off premium vibes, and feels like two fluffy pillows on either side of your head.

The design is pretty nice and even though the pink color variant has less pink and more white (more white headphones here), it still keeps up the cute aesthetic. The earcups and headband are made of plastic but there is a metal frame for reinforcement (including the closed-back enclosure and the swivel mechanism.)

This pink gaming headset is more portable than others because the mic and cable can be detached. Also, the earcups are more flexible thanks to the swivel mechanism. However, unlike most headphones, they cannot be folded up for easier storage.

This pink headset is very comfortable to wear and the comfy memory foam earpads do a wonderful job of cushioning your ears. However, since these are closed-back headphones they will get a little toasty so I recommend taking regular breaks during long those long hours.

The inline control panel is pretty straightforward. There are two buttons to control the volume and two others to mute the microphone or audio. This control panel has a well-rounded shape and perfectly matches the overall aesthetic.

If you don’t know the difference between stereo and surround sound before this is the gaming headset to experience the wondrous possibilities of multi-channel virtual surround sound systems because of its 7.1 channel system that offers a more immersive gaming experience.

This headset is also compatible with a dedicated software application that allows you to tweak settings such as the virtual surround sound, microphone controls, along many more.

Specs

• Audio Channels: Stereo sound
• Driver Size: 40mm
• Microphone: Flexible microphone (non-detachable)
• Physical Inputs: 3.5mm TRRS and 3.5mm TRS for both mic and headphones
• Cable: Non-Detachable cable with inline control panel
• Support Software: No
• Weight: 0.73lbs

Looking for a simpler device that has a cute pink aesthetic along with decent audio quality and microphone? The SOMIC G951s is one of the best pink cat ear gaming headsets that could be worth your time.

This is a very lightweight and comfortable gaming headset that is primarily built from plastic with little bits of metal parts for strength and durability.

The elastic headband doesn’t need to be adjusted manually as it stretches by itself every time you put it on. The headband doesn’t get very tight and yet sits comfortably and securely on your head. There is a decent amount of cushioning on the underside and it provides enough padding for your head.

The outer part of the headband is built from metal and it provides strength and protection to the elastic headband. This metal headband is also where you can attach/detach the included cat ears.

The cushioning on the earpads is a little light but does a good job of keeping the ears well-padded and comfortable.

Even though the outside of the earcups look exposed through a speaker grille (with a smiling cat imprint) these are by no means open-back headphones.

The cable and microphone are where things start to look a little cheap. The cable is not braided and very prone to twisting and tangling.

The inline controls do not match up to the cute aesthetic and the volume control dial is very small and sometimes difficult to manage. There is a single button for muting the mic but no buttons to mute the volume. (Instead, you will have to dial the volume control down.)

Also, as is the case with many low-end wired headsets, the volume control knob can only change the volume of the headphones instead of the source device.

The earcups do a decent job of eliminating background noise and the drivers output somewhat accurate sound. It’s not the best audiophile gamer experience but considering the significantly low price tag, it is a small compromise.

This headset will work perfectly for most casual games whether they are played on a handheld or console.

Specs

• Audio Channels: 7.1 Surround Sound
• Driver Size: 50mm
• Microphone: Detachable microphone
• Physical Inputs: USB
• Cable: Non-Detachable cable with the inline control setup
• Support Software: No
• Weight: 0.59lbs

A hundred bucks might not be in your budget range right now so you might not be willing to go for a high-end gaming headset. So if you still want to enjoy a cute pink gaming headset with all the good stuff, the Edifier HECATE G2 II is your safest bet.

Regarding the style of this gaming headset, it looks like a somewhat conventional pink gaming headset with cat ears.

The earcups have a circular shape without being too thick or too thin and the headband has a very good design with decent padding on the underside.

The headset is primarily made of plastic which adds to the durability while keeping the weight to a minimum. However, unlike other headsets this device is quite fickle, so make sure not to drop or bump it too much.

Despite having a detachable microphone, the audio cable cannot be removed. On top of that, you cannot fold the headset and the earcups don’t swivel very easily. Therefore, I recommend you dedicate this headset strictly to PC gaming.

In terms of controls, it has a cool-looking inline controller that is also pink-colored and matches the overall design. There is a volume control wheel and a button to mute the microphone with a small red LED indicator. There are also a couple of buttons to manage the RGB settings on the earcups.

Speaking of sound quality, this is another great option for gaming because it includes a 7.1 Surround sound system. Even though the soundstage capabilities are not as powerful as 360-degree THX, it does a good job of alerting you of enemies and gunfire (or any other sounds you need to be aware of during gaming sessions) very accurately.

This is also one of the top-rated gaming headsets on our list for the best gaming headsets under $100.

Specs

• Audio Channels: Stereo Sound
• Driver Size: 50mm
• Microphone: Retractable microphone
• Physical Inputs: 3.5mm TRRS jack (1/8″)
• Cable: 4ft long Non-Detachable cable with an inline control setup
• Support Software: No
• Weight: 0.22lbs

The SADES MPOWER Stereo gaming headset has one thing going for it and that’s a cool new design that sticks to the basics of putting pink and white on the map.

Even though it’s mostly white-colored this gaming headset has a lot of pink-colored elements to it that make you feel like you’re wearing a pillow made out of bubble gum.

The earcups are very well cushioned and it’s comfortable enough for long gaming sessions.

The cables between the headband and earcups are cause for concern. However, they are short and strong enough and won’t break so easily. Most of the housing, with the exception being the swivel mechanism, is comprised of plastic.

The controls are pretty straightforward. There is a dial for the volume control and a switch to mute/unmute the microphone. The controls are very solid and blend with the pink and white color scheme.

For input options, there is no USB interface or a dual splitter for headphones and a microphone. Instead, it uses a single 3.5mm TRRS jack to transfer stereo and microphone input at the same time which is all well and good for smartphones and laptops. For PCs, you can still use this single jack headphone on a PC with two jacks without using a splitter.

So if you’re serious about the sound quality, I recommend getting a good entry-level DAC. This will help improve the audio quality for both present and future headsets.

Specs

• Audio Channels: THX 7.1 Spatial Surround Sound
• Driver Size: 50mm
• Microphone: Retractable boom microphone (non-detachable)
• Physical Inputs: USB
• Cable: Non-Detachable cable with inline controls
• Support Software: Synapse 3 for cat ears’ Chroma lighting and streamer reactive app
• Weight: 0.89lbs

If money isn’t an issue I recommend going for the Razer Kraken Kitty gaming headset. This device ticks off all of the requirements for a cute pink gaming headset with cat ears.

The build quality is very impressive. (this is Razer we are talking about.) The housing for the earcups and headband are all made from aluminum which gives this headset a strong durable frame while also keeping it as lightweight as possible.

The headband is very thick and has breathable mesh padding which is comfortable and doesn’t get hot very easily. Also, the earpads have high-quality cushions that are breathable and comfortable (perfect for long gaming sessions.)

The cat ears are the star of the show, they look very cute and have RGB LEDs designed by Razer to be compatible with Razer Chroma. You can customize the lighting with different colors patterns and effects very easily. Along with that, the outside of the earcups has RGB LEDs which are also compatible with Razer Chroma.

The Razer Kraken Kitty gaming headset uses a wired USB connection for power and audio. And since USB is better for PC gaming than 3.5mm aux this gaming headset is more geared towards PC/console gamers rather than handhelds. Besides, the 4ft long braided cable is too long for mobile gamers anyway.

Speaking of cables, the inline controller on this device includes a wheel to control the volume. It is well put together and blends perfectly with the pink headsets’ aesthetic.

The microphone cannot be detached and it cannot be folded up to the earcups. Instead, it is retractable and includes a button on the microphone itself. The button allows you to mute the mic and also lights up in red whenever the mic is muted.

On a final note, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention the audio quality. This headset works with THX spatial audio which creates an immersive 360-degree sound stage. Razer believes that it is even better than 7.1 surround sound and does a near-perfect job of replicating virtual sound sources whether it’s up-close or far away.

So if you want the best pink gaming headset which includes “kate ears,” fully customizable RGB, accurate sound, and an immersive soundstage, this is the one to spend your money on.