Xbox Wireless Headset Unboxing, Setup and review 2023

This is an Xbox Wireless Headset Unboxing, Setup and review 2023. Is this headset worth it in 2023? You will find out with this video as I go through the unboxing of all the features and setup of the Xbox Wireless Headset.

Xbox Wireless Headset Description:
Immerse yourself in the game.
Game loud and clear with the Xbox Wireless Headset, surround yourself with spatial sound technologies including Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos and DTS Headphone: X. Auto-mute and voice isolation reduce background noise for crystal-clear chat. The flexible, lightweight design with an adjustable headband makes for a more comfortable experience during extended play sessions, while rotating earcup dials provide a quick, intuitive way to adjust volume and game/chat balance. Fine-tune your headset with the Xbox Accessories app for a customised audio experience pair directly to your console with Xbox Wireless radio without the need for dongles or a base station, and connect to your mobile device with Bluetooth® for on-the-go music or chat, even pair to your phone and Xbox simultaneously to chat with a friend on your phone while playing on your console.

Tech Specs

What’s in the box: Xbox Wireless Headset, USB-C charging cable (14 inches long)

System requirements
For use with Xbox X|S, Xbox One and Windows 10 devices. On supported consoles, some voice chat features may require Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or Xbox Live Gold (memberships sold separately). Windows 10 use requires Bluetooth 4.2+, an Xbox Wireless adapter or a compatible USB-C cable. Each is sold separately.

Materials
Headband: inner steel metal band with foam cushioning
Ear cushions: oval design with polyurethane leather and foam cushioning

Microphones
Mic design: bendable boom with dual mics and illuminated LED when the mic is on

Speakers:
Speaker size: 40 mm
Speaker material: Paper composite diaphragm and neodymium magnet
Speaker Impedance: 32 ohm
Speaker Response: 20 Hz–20 kHz

Controls
Buttons: power/pair, mute, game/chat audio balance dial (left earcup), volume dial (right earcup).

Bluetooth
Bluetooth version: 4.2 (A2DP, HFP, HSP)
Codec: SBC

Battery
Internal, rechargeable lithium-ion battery with up to 15 hours of battery life per charge. 30 minutes of charging provides about 4 hours of battery life and recharges to full battery life in about 3 hours when headset is not in use.
Weight: 11 oz (312g)

Virtual surround sound
Supports Spatial Sound technologies like Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, and DTS Headphone:X on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One*
Xbox Accessories App
Adjust equalizer settings, bass boost, auto-mute, LED brightness and mic monitoring*

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Did you fully charge it before turning it on and pairing it to the series S? i put it immediately on to my series X to fully charge it prior to turning it on and pairing it with the console. Microsoft suggests 5 hours of a full charge cycle. Or its ok to turn it on and update it right out of the box with low battery?

[johnshawdocherty]

Just got mine paid for fast delivery from Amazon didn't get it until 2 days later must ne getting hard to find

[janmatt]

Nice unboxing but I have a question. Is there a setting on the headset where it doesn’t auto mute you when you talk?

[neoanderz]

Mate I ordered mine today too. I don't know why its sold out everywhere else. Demand or no supply

[yasathasanka]

Have you noticed any lags during the game play ?
Did you update the firmware to the latest version?

[Kurt.R]

When my buddy joins a party with that hat said he can't he can hear me but he can't talk to me if anybody knows how to fix that problem let me know I looked on so many videos and no one actually knows they only didn't do the pairing and the reviews I want like in death like when you jump in a party how do you fix that problem so you can talk back and forth if you if you can't talk to it with this headset on it's useless