New Wireless Xbox Headset|Review

[edjazoli25]

New Xbox Headset arrived to me earlier this week, however busy family life time stopped me from using it until yesterday.

So from the beginning,I had no problem pairing the Xbox Wireless Headset to my Xbox Series X over its own wireless signal, It also automatically turned my Xbox "on" whenever I powered "on" the headset. 😉

 

The Xbox Wireless Headset has a a very simple design. It's nearly all-black, with flat, matte plastic surfaces on the ear cups and headband. The circular ear pads are padded with soft memory foam and covered in black faux leather.Thin, green rings around each ear cup, along with an embossed Xbox logo on the right ear cup's back, give the headset a Xbox personality(looks fab with new series X and elite2 controller.

 

The headband  a little stiff at first and ,what I really like you need to use both hands to adjust the length, but once the headphones was fitted to my head size, the Xbox Wireless Headset feels lightweight and comfortable.I was able to wear the Xbox Wireless Headset for long play sessions without issue.( longest 7hrs). Great weight and size.

Sound its amazing and delivered properly to your ears thanks to Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos and DTS,I could easily pinpoint where enemy footsteps and gunfire were coming from — a crucial audio detail for those looking to get the drop on their opponent. Moreover, sounds such as the kick of an assault rifle or the explosion of a grenade had a satisfying oomph to them.

The big, flat circles on each earcup are large, smoothly spinning dials that act as the headset's primary controls. The right ear’s dial adjusts the headset’s master volume, while the left ear tweaks game/voice balance (with a helpful click-stop in the middle for setting the balance to neutral). 

The left earcup's back edge houses a small, green button that functions as both power and pairing. The boom microphone is mounted just below it, with its own tiny, mic mute button. The microphone is a long, narrow black capsule on a short, flexible arm that can curl up against the headset when not in use. That said, it doesn’t telescope or otherwise disappear from view.

The right earcup's back edge has a USB-C port for charging the headset. According to Microsoft, the Xbox Wireless Headset can last up to 15 hours at       a time. 

On the end some negatives...I haven't found any, ok, maybe they a bit smaller than most headsets.

[Jack]

Well made review my friend. I don't even knew that you can fired-up console with this headset. What a great idea. At last decent headphones from xbox. As you said they smaller- great, Ive got enough to wear chunky big third-party headset.

[edjazoli25]

[G-BOY]

wow that's so cool!! I think I will make them as a early birthday present from my folks. They looks awesome and they presenting so well with series X and Elite 2 controller.  You are a lucky guy @edjazoli25 .

[Suzan]

@edjazoli25 , is that your daughter in the background in the video? Changing the subject, headphones looks great and after reading all the info I’m wondering what is the weight? Only asking as I’m petite girl and weight is important for me. Plus a massive 👍 for the size as some of the headsets are massive( looks really as a compact size compare to your 🤚)

[Charlie2001]

Lol, sounds like a female voice there...Ok @Suzan the weight of this headset is 321g and I think it will be quite nice light headset for you my lady. Looks really compact as you said. Gorgeous piece of Xbox equipment I must say.