Microsoft reveals a new Xbox Wireless Headset featuring a raft of upgrades
With the headset's Bluetooth 5.3, users can now directly pair their device with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PC, and mobile devices with seamless transitioning, while also boasting Qualcomm S5 Gen 2 technology, allowing ultra-low latency wireless connectivity for smoother, uninterrupted gameplay.
Microsoft Refreshes the Xbox Wireless Headset -- Just a Bit
Microsoft launched its Xbox Wireless Headset about three and a half years ago, and its competition has changed -- in every way -- since then. So Microsoft amped it up a little to keep it from looking quite so dusty. That goes for the price, too, which bumps up by $10 to $110.
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