Headsets de Jogos Profissionais para Som Imersivo

Whether you need a wireless gaming headset that cuts audio lag in competitive play, an ANC headphone for focused work and travel, or a lightweight tri-mode option that moves between PC, console, and mobile without friction — the Attack Shark headset lineup covers each use case with a distinct model. Here's a structured look at what's available and how to choose the right one for your setup.

What to Look for in a Gaming Headset

Before browsing, three factors separate models in this collection most clearly:

• Connection mode: Some models support tri-mode 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm wired; others are dual-mode with Bluetooth and wired only. If you switch frequently between PC and console or mobile, tri-mode gives you the most flexibility.
• Driver size: Models in this range carry either 40mm or 50mm drivers. Larger drivers can deliver more low-end presence; the right choice depends on your audio preference and the type of content you consume most.
• Microphone setup: Most models include a detachable, flexible noise-canceling boom mic that switches to a built-in mic when removed. The G300 is designed primarily for music and daily use and does not include a boom mic.

Model Overview — Find the Right Fit

Tri-Mode Wireless Gaming Headsets (2.4GHz + Bluetooth + Wired)

These models are designed for gamers who want low-latency 2.4GHz wireless for competitive play and the flexibility to switch to Bluetooth for mobile or wired as a fallback.

ATTACK SHARK L80 — The most reviewed model in this collection, weighing 180g. Features 40mm drivers, a 600mAh battery, detachable noise-canceling mic, and a 2-in-1 USB-A + USB-C 2.4GHz receiver. Compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, Switch via Bluetooth, and Xbox via wired. The 2.4GHz mode delivers 20ms latency with up to 10m range.

ATTACK SHARK L80PRO — A lighter-profile 75% layout tri-mode headset at 203g with 40mm drivers, a 300mAh battery, and Bluetooth 5.3. Features the same dual-mic system, including detachable boom and built-in fallback, plus a 2-in-1 receiver. Choose the L80PRO if you prioritize weight and portability over battery capacity.

ATTACK SHARK L90 — Adds RGB lighting and 7.1 virtual surround sound to the tri-mode formula. Powered by 40mm drivers and an 800mAh battery, the L90 supports Xear software for EQ customization including dynamic bass boost and virtual surround adjustment. Foldable design at 215g. Choose the L90 if RGB aesthetics and software-tunable audio matter to your setup.

ATTACK SHARK L60 — A tri-mode option at 230g with 40mm drivers and a detachable omnidirectional noise-canceling mic. Supports 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm wired. The 2.4G receiver includes both USB and USB-C connectors. Compatible with PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, and mobile. Choose the L60 if you want a clean, no-RGB tri-mode headset with broad platform support.

ATTACK SHARK L30PRO — Steps up to 50mm drivers and hardware-driven 7.1 virtual surround sound with multiple EQ modes. Tri-mode connectivity includes 2.4GHz via USB-A and USB-C, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm wired, with a 1,100mAh battery and aluminum alloy frame. Features a detachable 360° AI noise-canceling boom mic plus a built-in microphone. Note: This model is undergoing a software version update; check the product page for driver compatibility guidance before purchase.

ATTACK SHARK G800 — Powered by Lightseed wireless technology for 20ms latency in 2.4GHz mode, with a stable range of up to 10m. Features 50mm drivers, a 1,000mAh battery, aluminum alloy frame, and 3D surround sound. The dual-interface receiver, USB-A + USB-C, supports PC, PS, Switch, and mobile. Xbox is supported via wired connection. Choose the G800 if you want 50mm drivers, a durable aluminum frame, and broad platform coverage in a single headset.

Dual-Mode Headsets (Bluetooth + Wired)

These models prioritize portability, everyday use, and travel over gaming-specific low-latency wireless.

ATTACK SHARK G300 — A foldable, ultra-light headset with Active Noise Cancellation, ANC, that can reduce external noise by up to 21dB. Features 40mm neodymium drivers, a 300mAh battery, memory foam earcups with PU leather, and Bluetooth 5.3 with a 3.5mm wired fallback. ANC is available in Bluetooth mode only. Buttons are inactive in wired mode. Choose the G300 if you need ANC for travel, commuting, or working in noisy environments — it is not designed primarily for competitive gaming.

ATTACK SHARK G500 — A 210g dual-mode headset, Bluetooth 5.1 + 3.5mm wired, with 40mm drivers, breathable mesh fabric, and plush memory foam earcups. Designed for all-day comfort across PC, console, and mobile. Choose the G500 if you want a lightweight, comfortable everyday headset that also works for casual gaming.

Quick Comparison: Tri-Mode vs. Dual-Mode

Choose a tri-mode model if you play competitively on PC or console and need the lowest possible audio latency. Choose a dual-mode model if portability, ANC, or all-day comfort is your priority.

Platform Compatibility at a Glance

Connection support varies by model and mode. Here's a general guide based on available product information:

• PC: All models support PC via at least one connection mode.
• PS4 / PS5: Supported via 2.4GHz receiver on tri-mode models; the G800 and L-series models include a compatible receiver. Check individual product pages for PS-specific mode support.
• Nintendo Switch: Supported via Bluetooth on most tri-mode models; 2.4GHz support varies by model.
• Xbox: Supported via wired 3.5mm connection on compatible models; Bluetooth support varies.
• Mobile (iOS / Android): Supported via Bluetooth on all models; USB-C 2.4GHz receiver extends wireless support to smartphones with Type-C ports on select models.

For platform-specific setup details, refer to the compatibility notes on each product page.