Are you wondering what the best gaming earbuds are for this year? If so, stay tuned, because by the end of the short video, you'll know exactly which one to choose. Hey guys, it's 7 top rated, and in today's video, we're going to check out the 5 best gaming earbuds on the market. This list was made based on our personal views, and are listed based on price, quality, durability, and more. To see prices and get more info about the product shown, be sure to check out the description below. One last thing before we dive in, make sure you subscribe and hit the notification bell to get the latest product reviews from the channel. Okay, so let's get started with today's video. At number 5 is the HyperX Cloud Gaming Earbuds. The HyperX Cloud Earbuds are designed with mobile gamers in mind, which means if you play regularly on a phone, tablet, or an Nintendo Switch, these buds could be a great solution. Design wise, one thing you'll notice is HyperX has stuck with its brand design with striking black and red color, with flattened cables to minimize wire tangles. They made it look simple without the flashy designs which we personally liked, since you can use them casually when not playing. In addition, the cloud has silicone ear tips covering each of the earbuds that come in small, medium, and large sizes, depending on your ear dimensions. The buds also have a 90-degree angle connector to make it easier to plug into the switch or a phone or tablet. On to performance, the most impressive attribute of the HyperX Cloud Earbuds is its gaming audio for mobile gaming. When used for PUBG mobile sessions on the Samsung Galaxy S10 and OnePlus 6T using a Type-C converter, the audio is impressively good. You can hear footsteps, gun shots, explosions, and similar sounds pretty crisply. The sound stage is great and it does not distort even on full volumes. Mids in high sound good but the lows are underwhelming which also means you'd not get the thumping bass you'd expect while listening to some genres of music. Additionally, the microphone works equally well for both games and calls. Multiplayer games need a good mic and what we heard from teammates is that our voice sounded great when used away from background noise. As well, you can answer calls and control streaming media by simply using the multi-function button. Overall, if you're looking for a budget set of earbuds with decent audio output and a solid built-in mic, the HyperX could be the pick for you. At number four is the Shore SE215 CL sound isolating earphones. The Shore SE215 CL earbuds are the first of the IEMs or Inner Ear monitors, which provide superior audio playback and comfort over the gamer-specific choices. Let's take a look. The professional series comes in a clear shell that shows off the intricate inner technology nicely. The cable is also clear creating a really unusual design that we liked. The single dynamic driver helps produce great sound output, which is brilliant for both in-game audio and music playback. In addition, the earphones are super light and easy to use. It has a locksnap mechanism that allows you to rotate the earbuds to achieve maximum comfort. The item comes in four different colors and with a convenient soft-zip carrying case. On to performance, the Shore earbuds use advanced technologies that boost the power of sound and improve your listening experience as you can hear each tone and detail of sound. It is pretty balanced and has a nice punchy bass with Shore's signature great mids. Nothing to wow the EDM lovers out there, but the enhanced bass is enough to provide that extra kick to your normal songs and gaming uses. The principal distinction of this headset is that it comes in two forms, wireless and wired that includes multiple options, such as Bluetooth, Lightning and USB-C. Whatever you choose, it delivers a superior bass response. Unfortunately, the mic on these earphones has been equipped so it can only be used alongside phones, meaning you would have to purchase a standalone microphone for gaming purposes. However, what you lose in microphone accommodation is made up of superior audio playback and comfort. To conclude, the Shore SE215 CL sound isolating earphones are one of the best earbuds for gaming. If you are a passionate gamer that wants to delve into an immersive listening environment when playing PC games, these Shore earphones have all the necessary features to play this role perfectly. We highly recommend you check them out. At number three is the Clim Fusion Earbuds. Clim is a new brand on the block, but don't let their freshness concern you. The company has a commitment to design and quality and even though gaming is the focus, it doesn't become the dictator. The Fusion Earbuds are a fine example. This set of in-ear earbuds are designed to be used as a gaming headset, but this is also something you'd happily take out with you every day to listen to your favorite music. The earbuds have a metal construction and are magnetic so you can keep them safe around your neck when you're not listening. In addition, the buds are memory foam and you get a little bank full of them in different sizes to get a perfect fit, which we really like. The memory foam means one thing in particular, supreme comfort. You can wear the fusion for hour after hour and never feel indiscumpered. On to performance, the Clim Fusion offers an audio quality on par with the perfect quality you would get with a headset. You can listen to music, watch movies or play video games with no crackles, bass issues or echo sensations. And while you don't get any form of active noise cancellation, the earbuds do a great job at isolating the outside world a little. We spend several hours using the fusion on a train and the background noise was little more than a mild hum. The microphone is built into the inline remote so it's okay for the on-the-go party chat, but certainly not for anything more serious like content creation. The remote is also geared to mobile users with volume and call-answering buttons. Overall, the build quality and design is excellent and being backed up by a 5-year warranty, UF piece of mine. Spending a little can get you a lot of product and you should definitely give the Clim Fusion earbuds a shot. At number two is the Sony MDR XB50 AP extra bass earbuds. Sony MDR XB50 AP may not be what comes to your mind when you first think about a gaming headset, but their features are more than suitable for games and they come at an affordable price. The design of the MDR XB50 AP is very typical for Sony. The company likes to combine metal design with stylish plastic accents to create something that is both durable and good looking. Comfort is provided by hybrid silicone earbuds in four different sizes. It also comes with a convenient carry pouch for you to store the earbuds when not in use. Moreover, the XB50's earbuds come with a durable 1.2-meter flat cord which reduces tangling. Plus, a convenient soft pouch is also included for you to store the earbuds easily. The durable 1.2-meter flat cord has a built-in microphone for hands-free phone conversations, and another neat addition is the inclusion of a small button for music playback control. By pushing the button, you can answer a phone call or player pause your music. Performance-wise, the XB50's 12-millimeter dome-type driver units deliver incredible sound performance and balanced soundstage, with crisp mid-range, crisp highs, and very punchy bass. The bass response on these earbuds is dynamic and able to deliver a big sound without overpowering everything else. Moving on, what makes them great for gaming is their in-line microphone that's pretty decent. Now, you can expect to hold a conference call in a loud environment, but you can play with your buddies on Discord for a couple of hours without issues. To conclude, if you're looking for bass earbuds that can do both, be good for playing games and listening to music. The Sony XB50 earbuds are a great choice. At number 1 is the Razer Hammerhead Pro V2. Razer sells headphones and earbuds that are specifically designed with gamers in mind, and that's exactly what people love about the Razer Hammerhead Pro V2 earbuds. Let's take a look. Design-wise, the Hammerhead Pro V2 looks like a Razer product. The earpieces, in-line microphone remote, and right-angle 3.5mm plug are all black, while the flat cable is a bright fluorescent green. Each earpiece is metal with a textured band around the cylindrical body that gives it an industrial appearance and a green triskely and serpent logo. Moreover, the earphones come with a double flanged pair of ear tips, plus three pairs of single flanged silicone ear tips in different sizes. With its 4-pole 3.5mm connector and the included splitter, the Hammerhead Pro V2 can work with nearly any gaming or mobile device. It can simply plug into smartphones and tablets, and all three major gaming consoles support a 3.5mm connection in some form. On to performance, fighting to achieve a gaming in-your-head phone that is equally as good for music on the go is quite the chore, and the Hammerhead does a great job at explosions, gunfire, and general gaming sounds. But the 10mm drivers are too large for an in-your-head phone not geared for bass. We like the discrete in-line microphone on the Razer Hammerhead Pro, which has a 3-button remote control. Whether you need to control the volume or answer a call or adjust in-game volume, the 3-quick action control buttons give you greater flexibility with your mobile devices. To conclude, if you love bass, stellar build quality, and earbuds purpose-built with gamers in mind, the Razer Hammerhead Pro V2 tops our list as a must-buy. Thanks for watching the video, and we hope you found it useful. Be sure to leave a like and subscribe to the channel to get more videos like this in the future. If you do have any questions related to these products, you can leave a comment below, and we'll get back to you. Catch you soon.