Yeah, the PC splitter cable provided in the Turtle Beach Elite Atlas is one of the best we've encountered and long enough to reach a desktop rig, no matter if it's on a desk or nearby on the floor.

The headset works with PC, Xbox, and PlayStation via a 3.5mm jack. To keep costs down HyperX doesn’t include a Y-splitter to insert the headset into separate headphone and microphone jacks.

AVerMedia is a familiar name in the gaming space, but not necessarily for its headsets. The $50 SonicWave is suitable for PC and console gamers alike, and while not perfect, offers very good value.

The headset connects to your PC and other devices by way of a 3.5mm audio cable, so you can use it with consoles and some smartphones and tablets as well (provided they have a 3.5mm input, of course).

Packaged with this immodestly named headset is a fixed 1.2m cable, a removable boom mic, a 1m extension cable, PC splitter cable, a microfiber cleaning cloth (in regal purple no less), a mic jack ...

If you're in the market for a new gaming headset but don't want to devastate your bank balance, the Logitech G433 may be just what you're after. Amazon is currently offering a Black Friday deal on ...