Though not exactly correct in name, we now have confirmation that the new Xbox Wireless Headset is a "refreshed version" of the original hardware and it's available now worldwide ...

Microsoft recently put out a refresh of ... depending on what you’re looking for. For one, the Xbox wireless headset has Bluetooth connectivity in addition to the intuitive dongle-free ...

Microsoft players don't have it as simple as their PlayStation counterparts when it comes to picking out the best Xbox Series X headsets. The wireless limitations of the Xbox console mean you'll ...

Microsoft has upgraded its own-brand gaming headset, with the new Xbox Wireless Headset now coming with longer battery life and enhanced microphone. You also get Dolby Atmos support thrown in at ...

Incorporating one of the best Xbox Series X headsets into your setup is one ... the best audio possible for your needs and budget on Microsoft's console is a superb thing to explore and ...

After years of testing Xbox headsets at Tom's Guide, checking out their audio quality, design, build quality, battery life (if it’s a wireless headset) and more, our team of experts has found th ...

It’s a solidly reliable set of features. The official article makes sense for the straightforward approach, so it’s fortunate that the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Headset sound better than you’d expect ...

A new Xbox Wireless Controller has been official revealed The new Pulse Cipher colorway is a dazzling red It comes after the Ghost Cipher and Sky Cipher controllers Microsoft has officially ...

While certain existing headsets in the SteelSeries range do work with Microsoft's next ... released a headset created for Xbox. The SteelSeries Arctis 7X Wireless has been designed purposely ...

The headset supports native wireless with Xbox One, Series X, and Series S — no dongle is required — or can be plugged in directly. It works with Windows PCs, too, without the need for any ...

Why do wireless headsets that work for PS4, PS5 or PC not work for Xbox? Xbox consoles only work with certified USB devices and use Microsoft's proprietary wireless standard, so you'll need to ...