Razer has a new set of gaming headphones called the Razer Electra, which are specifically designed for tablet and smartphone gamers. They have enhanced bass response with optimized drivers, as well as replaceable sound-isolating leatherette ear cushions.

It also has a detachable rubber sheathed audio cable and detachable inline microphone audio cable for voice communication. However the combined inline cable microphone only works in a port that mixes audio and microphone capability, like many smartphone and tablet jacks.

Razer’s new gaming headset called Chimaera features wireless connectivity, 5.1 stereo output with Surround Sound and large ear cups. The headsets are specially designed for Xbox gamers who want the best audio quality.

This headset delivers eight hours of battery life, which should be plenty of game time before you need a break to recharge them. The Razer Chimaera Wireless Gaming Headset for the Xbox will cost you about $199 and will be available this month.

HARMAN International Industries has announced their latest gaming headset, the AKG GHS-1. It’s already a winner of the Red Dot award for its outstanding product design. The GHS-1 will enhance your gaming experience with better realism, portability and comfort.

It is specially designed to draw gamers into the game and keep them immersed. It has a lightweight design so you can wear it for long periods without discomfort and passive noise reduction makes sure that gamers don’t get distracted from the real world.

Turtle Beach’s latest will be offered at CES in glorious 7.1 Dolby surround sound. The Ear Force PX5 is designed for Sony’s PlayStation 3, but you can use it with the Xbox 360 or any other audio source you like. It is wireless and features dual radios, one for surround sound, and another for chatting on PSN via Bluetooth.

You can also use the BT feature to accept mobile phone calls or listen to audio streams. As a bonus, it also supports voice morphing, which many gamers love, while other gamers find it very annoying. It should be available in the Spring for $249.95.

You’ll be able to hear the clash of weaponry and the sound of your enemy’s footsteps as if they are really there thanks to high-resolution 50mm Neodymium drivers, with Sound Blaster Tactic3D Sigma gaming headset.

Touchscreen software and TacticProfile allows you to save and share settings including THX TruStudio Pro Surround for immersive 360º headphone surround and VoiceFX voice morphing technology. The headset features a dual mode (Analog or USB) design that allows you to connect using standard minijacks or the Dual Mode adapter to connect to your PC or Mac’s USB port.

Logitech has updated its G5 gaming mouse with the release of the new Logitech G500 Gaming Mouse. The G500 features an adjustable dpi from 200dpi all the way up to 5,700dpi, ten programmable buttons, a dual mode scroll wheel with hyper-fast scrolling, and click-to-click scrolling for weapon selection.

Logitech also introduced a new gaming headset in the Logitech G330, which features a noise canceling microphone and in-line audio controls. The Logitech G500 Gaming mouse will cost you $69.99, meanwhile the G330 headset is $49.99.