If you're looking for the best headset for Gran Turismo 7, you've come to the right place. With the game one of the best in the franchise's history, finding a top-of-the-line device to match can help you take your immersion in all the racing action to the next level. Fortunately, we've compiled a list of our top picks based on specs, price, and reviews to help you find the perfect headset for you.
What features should you be looking for? Well, we'd recommend something that can deliver 360-degree audio to bring the racing action to life, and to help you become more aware of your surroundings to minimise the risk of causing a racing incident.
We'd also advise picking up a headset that's going to be comfortable to wear. A good amount of padding and a lightweight build are must-have qualities for a more enjoyable audio experience during longer racing sessions.
With these features in mind, if you're searching for a standout PlayStation headset, like the SteelSeries Arctis Pro, to something a little cheaper, like the Turtle Beach Recon 500, we've got everything you need right here.
Don't worry if you have any questions along the way either because we've answered some of the most frequently asked queries to help you come to an informed decision. So, without further delay, let's get into it...
Best headset for Gran Turismo 7
- SteelSeries Arctis Pro
- Razer BlackShark V2 Pro
- ASTRO Gaming A50
- Turtle Beach Recon 500
- Razer Hammerhead Duo
- Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED

1. SteelSeries Arctis Pro
Best PlayStation headset for Gran Turismo 7
We've previously featured the SteelSeries Arctis Pro in our list of the best headsets for racing games, so it may come as no surprise we're including it again as a top option for GT7.
What we like about this set is that they have been designed to deliver exceptional realism and clarity thanks to their wireless 2.4G audio and 40,000Hz solution speakers.
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Moreover, the headset features a ClearCast mic which should enhance your vocals whilst minimising background noise, making it the ideal headset for online gameplay, and this is another reason why we're featuring them on our list.

2. Razer BlackShark V2 Pro
Best PC headset for Gran Turismo 7
In our opinion, the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro nails it as one of the sickest headsets out there for racing, particularly on PC. Why? Well, let's break it down.
First off, Razer has put a major emphasis on positional audio, so you can keep tabs on your surroundings like a pro while tearing up the track. And when it comes to communication, its crystal clear mic is excellent at transmitting only your voice rather than background noise.
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What's more, this headset sports some serious firepower with its 50mm titanium drivers and Razer's excellent triforce technology. As a combination, the device can deliver exceptional highs, crispy mids, and deep bass. Plus, the headset incorporates titanium-coated diaphragms, which contribute to improving in-game clarity. And trust me, you won't be bothered by any outside noise thanks to the Advanced Passive Noise Isolation and its closed earcups.
So, if you're on the hunt for a gaming headset that'll transport you straight into the heat of a race, the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro is an absolute no-brainer.

3. ASTRO Gaming A50
Best premium headset for Gran Turismo 7
If you're fully committed to your racing games and looking to upgrade your setup significantly, it may be worth investing in a premium wireless headset like this ASTRO Gaming A50 that features 15+ hours of battery life on a single charge.
It comes with ASTRO Gaming's Audio V2 technology plus Dolby Audio which, ASTRO boasts, provides crisp highs, controlled mids, and distortion-free bass for crystal-clear audio throughout the entire sound spectrum.
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When it comes to online gameplay, the ASTRO Gaming A50 features Command Centre Software, designed to enhance your control over your voice communication and audio settings, making them a solid option to consider for all aspects of GT7.

4. Turtle Beach Recon 500
Best budget headset for Gran Turismo 7
From premium options to a budget alternative, this Turtle Beach Recon 500 should deliver excellent audio quality through its 60mm Eclipse dual drivers.
Additionally, this headset comes with Turtle Beach's AccuTune Precision earcups which are injected with a wood composite that lends itself to enhanced acoustics for more realistic sound imaging.
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Ultimately, if you're a more casual racer who perhaps only needs a headset for late-night sessions, then we feel this headset is worthy of consideration.

5. Razer Hammerhead Duo
Best earbud headset for Gran Turismo 7
We've previously featured the Razer Hammerhead Duo in our list of the best headsets for Forza Horizon 5, but we feel they'd also do a solid job for GT7 as well.
What we particularly like about these headphones is that they come with three different-sized silicone earbuds to ensure a comfortable fit, especially if you prefer to wear earbuds instead of over-ear headphones during extended racing sessions.
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Moreover, they come with an in-line mic for online communication and a 3.5mm jack to make them compatible with both PlayStation and PC so, no matter your console, this Razer set has you covered.

6. Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED
Best lightweight headset for Gran Turismo 7
Back to Logitech now and the G435 LIGHTSPEED headset which, we think, should make for the ultimate headset to wear during longer GT7 sessions.
This is due to its lightweight and comfortable design. In fact, the headset weighs just 165g, making it one of the lightest headsets on the market.
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In terms of connectivity, you'll find it supports Bluetooth or Logitech's Lightspeed USB-A dongle that should offer a pretty much zero latency connection to your games console to help increase your immersion in the wheel-to-wheel action.
It's also worth pointing out that the G435 LIGHTSPEED comes with 18-hour battery life as well, thus adding another reason why we think it's a top pick for longer GT7 sessions.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
When it comes to finding the right headset for GT7, you probably have a few questions. Don't worry though as we're here to answer some of the more common queries.
What should you look for in a headset for Gran Turismo 7?
There are a number of factors you'll need to consider, most notably that the headset you're planning on purchasing is compatible with the console you're going to be playing. This can typically be found in the product description.
You'll also want to look for something comfortable. If you find over-ear headphones to be too heavy, then you may be better off choosing a pair of earbuds like the Razer Hammerhead Duo's.
Also, to get an idea of how good the sound quality will be, keep an eye out for the speaker size and type, for example, anything with 7.1 Surround Sound will likely deliver a truly immersive audio experience.
If you're going down the wireless route, make sure you double-check how long the batteries are meant to last as you'll probably want a device that can go for hours on a single charge.
How much should I spend on a headset for Gran Turismo 7?
As GT7 isn't so much about listening out for faint footsteps like in FPS games, a high-end headset may not be entirely necessary for improving your in-game performance.
With that in mind, if you're looking for a headset to use solely for racing games or you're just a casual racer, then it's probably more beneficial to pick a slightly cheaper option as you won't require the absolute best audio quality available.
However, if you're after something to hear all the sounds of your favourite titles in exceptional quality, then you may be more tempted by one of the more premium options out there.
What does noise cancellation do?
Noise-cancelling headsets are designed to reduce unwanted background noise using active noise control, making it easier to listen to your surroundings and car on GT7.
This is also beneficial when talking to your mates online as you don't want your mic picking up unnecessary noise over your voice.
Are all headsets compatible with PlayStation consoles?
Unfortunately no, not all headsets are compatible with PlayStation consoles, therefore, you'll often find devices that have versions for PS4 or PS5 and a separate headset for Xbox consoles.
This is mostly down to different audio firmware, inputs, and capabilities between consoles; however, there are some that cross over, particularly devices with 3.5mm wired connections.
We'd advise checking each manufacturer's website to see if any given headset is compatible with the console in question.
Can you connect a Bluetooth headset to a PS5?
You can connect a Bluetooth headset to your PS5, but only if you have the appropriate USB dongle as the console doesn't support Bluetooth connectivity by itself.
That means any wireless earbuds or headsets like a pair of Apple AirPods are not compatible with the next-gen console.
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