Peter Weddle
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February 17th, 10:00am PT
Microsoft has a new gaming headset to go with your shiny Xbox Series X/S. The company revealed the Xbox Wireless Headset today. It ships March 16 for $100, and the company built it to help players get high-quality audio from Xbox hardware. But it also works with PC or any Bluetooth device.
The Xbox Wireless Headset connects directly to Xbox hardware using the system’s proprietary communications protocol. This means you don’t need a dedicated dongle while also ensuring low-latency performance.
Microsoft is promising 15 hours of battery life on a full charge, which is pretty standard. It comes with a voice-isolating mic that you can bend up into the chassis of the headset when
