Recent Xbox Wireless Headset Revealed, Adds Improved Battery Life And Dolby Atmos Support

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A new edition of the Xbox Wireless headset has been revealed, and while it doesn’t make massive changes to the present model, it does introduce several helpful upgrades. Priced at $110, it’s now available to order at several stores.

Xbox wireless headset (2024 model)

The marquee feature on the updated headset is the inclusion of the advanced surround-sound technology Dolby Atmos. Moreover, the battery life has been improved and offers as much as 20 hours of play from a full charge–up from the 15 hours of the unique model–the microphone has been upgraded with enhanced auto-mute and voice isolation for clearer communication, and the headset has Bluetooth 5.3 functionality.

The Xbox Wireless headset is a good piece of hardware for its price, because it encompasses a snug and comfy fit alongside an all-black design that matches current Xbox consoles. Considering how finicky third-party wireless headsets could be on Xbox Series X|S, having a headset that works with minimal fuss and is built for full Xbox support is price considering if you make your next purchase. These may even work on Xbox One and PC, so that you’re getting multi-platform use from it as well.

In case you’re out there for a brand new headset, you may also take a look at GameSpot’s feature on one of the best Xbox gaming headsets to purchase in 2024. For those of you trying to get a wireless headset that’ll last you an extended time, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro is one of the best one you may get straight away and it’s on sale for $274 (was $350). This wireless headset works on Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Switch, has a luxurious design that makes it cozy to make use of over long periods, and it has excellent sound quality. It also comes with two batteries you can swap between on the fly–a very useful feature for marathon gaming sessions.

The stunning SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7X can be on sale for $160 (was $180) when you don’t mind losing a couple of high-end features, while the plush SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7P is just $123.60 (was $180) when you’re searching for something that is compatible with all the things except Xbox consoles.

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