For only $99, the new Xbox Wireless Headset give you much of what Microsoft’s Surface Headphones offer.
If you couldn’t quite open your wallet far enough to buy a pair of Microsoft’s pricey Surface Headphones, there’s an alternative: the new Xbox Wireless Headset, available for consoles and PCs alike. It has a nifty little feature that should be useful both when fragging friends and taking a Teams or Zoom call, too. The $99 Xbox Wireless HeadsetRemove non-product link is far cheaper than the $250 Surface Headphones 2Remove non-product link, with one key difference: The new Xbox Wireless Headset doesn’t support active noise cancelling, as the Surface Headphones do. Remember that while the new headset carries the Xbox name, Microsoft’s Xbox brand applies to both Windows PCs, the Xbox, and even other consoles. The new headset will work on all three platforms, and will be available March 16. Both the Surface Headphones and the new Xbox Wireless Headsets share some design similarities, adding to the feel that this new Xbox Wireless Headset is a less expensive alternative to the Surface Headphones lineup. Both boast Microsoft’s earcup dials, which adjust various volume levels.
