Headsets & Earphones for PS3

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Headsets and earphones for PS3, the focused range for chat audio and stereo headsets on the PlayStation 3 at ZedLabz. Browse PS3 audio PS3 accessories and spare parts , full PS3 hub Screen protectors and skins Storage and memory PS3 games The PS3 supports headsets through several routes. Bluetooth pairing for chat, a 3.5mm jack on later DualShock 3 revisions for stereo headsets, and USB connections for wired headsets. We stock a working selection across those formats, suitable for online chat as well as basic in-game audio. Quick picks by use Easy entry point: a basic wired chat headset over USB or 3.5mm, cheap, plug-and-play, no pairing. The crowd favorite: a Bluetooth chat headset for cordless party chat. The PS3 has Bluetooth 2.0 / 2.1 onboard depending on revision; pair via Settings > Accessory Settings > Manage Bluetooth Devices. The pro choice: a stereo gaming headset that uses the controller's 3.5mm jack on later DualShock 3 controllers, sends both chat and game audio through one device. Related collections PS3 accessories and spare parts PS3 storage PS4 headsets and earphones Xbox 360 headsets Worldwide tracked delivery. Returns and replacements per our returns policy . PS3 headsets. FAQs How do I pair a Bluetooth headset with a PS3? Open Settings > Accessory Settings > Manage Bluetooth Devices > Register New Device. Put the headset in pairing mode and select it from the list. The PS3 supports up to seven Bluetooth devices total. Re-pair after a system update if the connection drops. Can I use a PS4 headset on a PS3? Sometimes. Wired headsets that use 3.5mm into the controller jack work on later DualShock 3 controllers. Bluetooth headsets typically pair fine. USB headsets that use PS4-specific drivers may not be recognized by the PS3. Do all DualShock 3 controllers have a 3.5mm jack? No. The 3.5mm headset jack on the DualShock 3 was a later addition; early DualShock 3 revisions don't have it. If your controller has no jack, use a Bluetooth or