The PX21 is two headsets in one. It has a stereo USB headset for chat sound as well as an amplified stereo headset for game sound. Therefore, the user can control both chat sound and game sound from a single control box. Get more bang for your buck with the latest Ear Force headset by Turtle Beach. Compatible with PlayStation Network (PSN), XBOX LIVE® and PC/Mac. $80.

Five years after releasing their signature Siberia gaming headphones, SteelSeries follows it up with the second version of the Siberia. Dubbed the v2, the headphones will feature a retractable mic in the left earcup so it’s out of the way when you decide to bring the cans on the road. The speakers are 50mm wide with a frequency range of 10-28,000 Hz for a really dynamic audio range – from low mortar blasts to high frequency machine gun rounds, everything will be heard. The mic has a 50-16,000 Hz range and it’s omnidirectional so you’ll surely be heard by your counterpart on the other end of the line. To be released in November 2009. $TBA.

Plantonics has an awesome bluetooth set which is very sturdy, the Explorer 370. It features 7 hours of talk time and 8 days on standby and is water/dust/shock-resistant with “windscreen technology” that filters out noise no matter where you are! Additionally, it’ll also repel people around you when they mistake you for a schizo. Expect this bluetooth headset to drop in March. $79.