JLab’s own store is running its gaming shelf at half price right now, and the Daybreak headset leads the drop. Three headsets and a gaming chair are all 50% off at the same time. The catch is simple.
The half price lives at JLab’s store only, and the three headsets stack by driver count and battery, not by basics, while all three connect to PC, PlayStation, and Switch.
Daybreak is the flagship of the three
A 50mm driver and a 20mm driver share each ear cup, so the low end and the footsteps get separate hardware. DTS spatial audio sits on top of both and places footsteps around you.
The boom mic pops off.
It connects three ways, over a 25ms LabSpeed USB-C dongle, Bluetooth 5.3, or a plain 3.5mm cable. Playtime runs 70-plus hours on the dongle and past 100 hours over Bluetooth before either needs a cable.
Dual Stream mixes a music feed or voice chat straight into the game audio, and multipoint keeps two devices paired at once.
The Lab App handles the EQ, saved sound profiles, and mic settings from the PC, and a suspension headband spreads the weight across the top of your head. It plays with PC, Mac, PlayStation, and Switch straight out of the box.
It plays while it charges over USB-C, so a low battery never ends a session early. The dongle covers PC and PlayStation, and Bluetooth covers the rest. A quick-mute button sits on the cup for coughs, doorbells, and barking dogs.
JLab Daybreak Wireless Gaming Headset (Black)
Price: $149.99 at Amazon. JLab’s own store has it at $74.99 in the sale below
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
JLab Daybreak Wireless Gaming Headset (Black)
Dual 50mm and 20mm drivers · DTS spatial audio · Dongle, Bluetooth, and wired
Price: $74.99 (save $75.00, 50% off $149.99)
Where to buy: Buy at JLab
Midnight keeps most of the recipe
Midnight builds around a single 50mm driver and keeps the spatial audio, the Dual Stream mix, and the same three ways to connect. The dongle still answers in 25ms, so callouts land in-game when you make them.
Total playtime hits 100 hours.
The boom mic bends instead of detaching, and a pop filter rides the tip to soften the hard letters. Two mics listen for your voice and cut the room out of callouts.
Hear Yourself mode feeds your own voice back into the mix, so late-night volume stays neighborly.
Quick Mute sits on the headset, so a cough or a doorbell never reaches the squad. The Lab App covers EQ, saved profiles, and mic tuning here too, and PC, Mac, PlayStation, and Switch all connect right away.
The cups seal with passive isolation, which keeps fan noise and room echo out of long sessions, flagship behavior at a mid-tier price.
JLab Midnight Wireless Gaming Headset (Black)
Price: $104.99 at Amazon. JLab’s own store has it at $51.99 in the sale below
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
JLab Midnight Wireless Gaming Headset (Black)
50mm driver · Spatial audio · 100 hours of playtime
Price: $51.99 (save $53.00, 50% off $104.99)
Where to buy: Buy at JLab
Nightfall is the cheap seat
Nightfall is the budget pick of the three, and it still gets a 50mm driver and spatial audio. A sound-isolating shell sits inside each cup. The white one is the one pictured here.
Playtime runs 70 hours on a charge, and the near-field mic aims at your mouth instead of the whole room.
The boom arm rotates up to mute and drops back down for callouts, no button hunt mid-match. The headband reverses, and the Cloud Foam cups keep the seal soft for hours on end.
Mute is a flip.
The super-wide headband stretches to fit, and the whole headset weighs just 279 grams. PC, Mac, PlayStation, and Switch are all on the compatibility list, and a USB-A adapter rides in the box for older ports too.
JLab Nightfall Wireless Gaming Headset (White)
Price: $59.99 at Amazon. JLab’s own store has it at $32.49 in the sale below
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
JLab Nightfall Wireless Gaming Headset (White)
50mm driver · Flip-to-mute boom mic · 70 hours of playtime · Reversible headband
Price: $32.49 (save $32.50, 50% off $64.99)
Where to buy: Buy at JLab
The chair is an Anda Seat build
JLab teamed with Anda Seat on this chair, and the pop-out lumbar support adjusts for angle, height, and depth at once. The range runs 24 degrees of tilt, 3 inches of lift, and 1.2 inches of depth. The box it ships in is huge.
The armrests move six ways.
The armrests rotate, tilt, lift, and slide forward or sideways in six directions. A magnetic pillow with a cooling layer snaps onto the headrest and slides 20 centimeters to fit.
It reclines to 135 degrees and rocks another 15 degrees past upright.
The leather is stain-resistant and solvent-free. A linen version exists if leather runs hot. The pads alone rotate a half-turn, so elbows land exactly where elbows want.
Spills wipe off with a soft cloth, and the pillow foam is cold-cure memory foam under that cooling layer.
JLab Anda Seat Gaming Chair (Black)
Pop-out lumbar support · Six-way armrests · Magnetic cooling pillow
Price: $249.99 (save $250.00, 50% off $499.99)
Where to buy: Buy at JLab
Daybreak is the pick for dual drivers and the longest Bluetooth legs. Midnight splits the difference. Nightfall wins on price alone. The chair is the splurge, and it’s also the biggest saving on the page.
Buy it if your desk setup needs one clean upgrade at half price. Skip it if the setup is already sorted and the chair fund is spoken for.
