Audeze Maxwell gaming headphones for Xbox

Description: Product highlightsprofessional gaming headset with ultra-low-latency USB-C wireless transmitter 3X the range of standard 2.4GHz wireless over-ear, closed-back design with secure fit and comfortable seal reinforced dual-chamber earcups provide excellent noise isolation and extended bass response award-winning 90mm planar magnetic drivers offer detailed, dynamic sound optimized for gaming Fazor™ driver technology offers improved phase response, three-dimensional imaging, and extended frequency response ultra-thin Uniforce™ diaphragm starts, moves, and stops swiftly within a powerful magnetic field powerful Fluxor™ magnet array increases efficiency while keeping headphones lightweight detachable hypercardioid boom microphone and onboard array of four beamforming mics FILTER™ AI-powered noise suppression technology for clear communication 5-band EQ lets you fine tune your mic settings rugged chassis with spring-steel headband and cast aluminum yokes replaceable, adjustable suspension strap deluxe contoured earpads with soft, comfortable padding earcups rotate 90° for easier storage embedded Dolby Atmos license for immersive spatial audio with compatible games activate and personalize your Atmos settings via the Dolby Access downloadable app USB-C wireless transmitter is compatible with Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac 3.5mm stereo audio connection is compatible with controllers for Xbox, Nintendo Switch in handheld mode, PC, and Mac Audeze HQ PC software and mobile app fine tune EQ and mic settings, select and customize audio presets, and more built-in Bluetooth® 5.3 for wireless music listening and phone calls supports lossless streaming with LE Audio, LC3plus, and LDAC codecs easy-to-use controls built into the headset mic mute slider and dedicated buttons for power, Bluetooth, and mic noise-suppression levels dials for volume and game/chat mix (PC only) recessed 3.5mm mic input 3.5mm jack for wired listening USB-C charging input USB-C wireless transmitter USB-C to USB-A adapter USB-C to USB-C cable 3.5mm audio cable foam boom mic windscreen battery life: 80 hours charging time: 2 hours fast-charge 20 minutes for all day use (25% battery) frequency response: 10-50,000 Hz THD (total disharmonic distortion): maximum SPL (sound pressure level): >120 dB supports 24-bit/96kHz high-res playback weight: 17.28 oz. warranty: 1 year What's in the boxOver-ear gaming headphones (black) Plug-in flexible boom microphone (3.5mm plug) 4' Audio cable (3.5mm plugs on each end) 5' USB cable (USB-C on each end) 12" USB-C (female) to USB-A (male) adapter cable Wireless dongle (USB-A plug) Important Safety Instructions Maxwell Support page QR code About this itemWritten by Crutchfield's Colin M. The Audeze Maxwell delivers uncompromising wireless sound that injects vibrant detail into your gaming and music. (Xbox Series X sold separately.) Take it to the max Audeze is back at it with a new gaming headset that takes advantage of their famous high-fidelity planar magnetic drivers. The Audeze Maxwell was designed from the ground up for accurate gaming, with quick response times and impressive directional details that makes every gaming session smoother — whether you're a pro gamer or an enthusiastic hobbyist like me. I got to spend some serious quality time testing these excellent wireless gaming headphones out. Read on for my firsthand impressions. Super-long wireless battery life The Maxwell has a wildly long battery life of over 80 hours. You can play on and off for days (even weeks) at a time before you'll need to charge the headset again. Even then, it supports fast-charging. You can plug them up for a quick 20-minute charge and net more than enough power to play for the rest of the day unimpeded. Dolby Atmos sound with Xbox and Windows This headset comes with an embedded Dolby Atmos license. This provides high-quality spatial audio that boosts your immersion with compatible games, from single-player sandbox adventures to competitive co-op titles. Just download the free Dolby Access app to activate your license and personalize your spatial audio. Crystal-clear team communication This headset includes both a detachable, flexible boom mic and onboard array of four beamforming microphones. The built-in noise suppression system is powered by an advanced AI algorithm that kills background noise, removing distracting sounds like you chewing on your lunch or the washer kicking on in the background. This keeps your chat clear, helping you hear and respond to important call outs for improved teamwork. While playing on PC you can also control your game-chat mix in real-time with a dial built into the headset or use the Audeze HQ app. If you're playing on PS5 you'll need to tinker with the onscreen console settings instead. Firsthand listening impressions Audeze has a stellar reputation with my coworkers, especially our headphone expert Jeff Miller, so I was pumped to take part in the Beta test for these high-performance gaming headphones. I had the opportunity to run the Maxwells through their paces over the course of a couple weeks, playing a variety of games almost nightly on my PS5. I also spent hours listening to music via Bluetooth while I typed away during the day. To make a long story short, the Audeze Maxwells sound straight-up awesome and really brought my gaming sessions to life. My PlayStation experience should be comparable for folks on Xbox systems, but keep in mind that there may be some differences. Let's dig in a little deeper for the full story. Bombastic JRPG battles and quiet moments I started out by dropping into my current run of Tales of Arise. The high-octane battles are one of the main draws for this game, so I wanted to see how the Maxwells handled them. The clang of steel on steel, the crunch of aerial dive kicks, the whooshing flash of giant columns of fire, the rumble of multi-colored magic explosions — the Maxwells reproduced it all with ease. Each split second brought the sound to new highs and lows as I chained huge combos together, hyper-focused and drawn into the anime-powered soundscape. On the flipside, the quieter dialogue-driven moments between battles, often around a campfire, offered a surprising sense of space and environmental sound detail. While the protagonists chatted about food, their lives, and the impending doom of their civilization (you know, the little stuff), I could clearly make out the crackling campfire, insects chirping in the surrounding woods, and the trickle of a nearby stream. These details were never distracting and felt clearly in their place. It felt like I was there, too, sitting next to the fire, listening in to the conversations of my companions. In no small way this helped draw me into the storytelling, bringing me closer to the characters. As it turns out, clean sound is for more than just shooters. Speaking of.... Hunting the hunter, one sound cue at a time Accurate sound cues are essential to survival in Predator: Hunting Grounds. You play as covert operatives in a dense jungle, desperately trying to complete a series of missions with a strict time limit — all while a deadly trophy-hunting alien invisibly tracks your team down one by one. I love the original Predator film and the precise directional sound offered by the Maxwells helped me feel like I was right in the thick of that classic piece of action cinema. In fact, these 'phones helped me and my usual crew turn the tables on the alien hunting us. Covering ourselves in mud with a satisfying splish-splash, we were able to disguise ourselves from the creature's thermal vision (controlled by an opposing player, by the by). We then tried to quickly and quietly move from point to point, listening intently for the creak of branches bending above us. With the Maxwells on, I was able to immediately pinpoint the iconic trickling purr made by the Predator and we opened fire. No active camouflage could save the monster from us that evening. I was able to track its movement consistently, from the heavy thump of its footsteps to the humming vmmm of its thermal vision changing frequencies. Unlike Dutch in the movie, I didn't escape the nuclear explosion the creature unleashed in its final petty moments, but one of my teammates did, so I'll call that a win. Rock 'n' roll backed up by explosions I finished out my gaming tests with Back 4 Blood, a cooperative shooter with massive droves of parasite-infested zombies, or "Ridden" as they're called in-game. The rush of oncoming enemies can be chaotic, and so I wanted to see if the Maxwells would help me keep my head on the swivel. We playe

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