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Mar 17, 2021 04:46 EDT with 5 comments As announced last month, Microsoft has launched its Xbox Wireless Headset in 30 markets around the world, and in the U.S., on its own website the new headset has already sold out at the time of writing. The new accessory had been available for preorder since Feb 16. It's built on the same Xbox wireless technology as the controllers, so Microsoft promises low latency lossless audio, and on top of that, you get support for multiple spatial audio technology. Dolby Atmos DTS Heaphone: X, and Windows Sonic are all supported. If you want to, you ...

The Xbox Wireless Headset also features entirely wireless voice chat that doesn't require a cable to be plugged into the console's gamepad

Join / Sign In CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. New Xbox Wireless Headset plays nice with the Series X, your phone and PC It's a little too cleverly designed, but for $100 you get a native console connection as well as wired and Bluetooth audio. Lori Grunin/CNET Microsoft's new $100 Xbox Wireless Headset (£90, AU$150) sets a standard in elegant design to match the austere black tower of the Xbox Series X. It's a nice-sounding headset, with a stable a...

Light, comfortable and afforable. A new Xbox Wireless Headset is available to consumers later today, and Stevivor’s already put it through its paces. Priced at $149.95 AUD, the wireless headset connects with your Xbox console of choice — be that an Xbox One, Xbox Series S or Xbox Series X — alongside Bluetooth pairing with your mobile or PC. A simple matte black, the unit features Xbox green highlights on each of its earcups and a recessed Xbox logo on the right-hand side. A single green button is tucked behind the left earcup and functions as both a power and pairing button depending ...

(Pocket-lint) - Microsoft has licensed its Xbox brand for many gaming headsets for donkey's years, including wireless models from the likes of LucidSound, but has never really gone all out with its own dedicated device before. Considering the quality and value for money presented by its own-brand Xbox Wireless Headset, you have to wonder why. Still, better late than never. The Xbox Wireless Headset offers just about everything we'd want in a premium headset, but for half the price of similarly spec'ed equivalents. It is comfy, neat and - rather uniquely for a wireless gaming device for any co...