#wireless headset audio

Microsoft has rolled out a major audio upgrade in Windows 11 that solves a long-standing problem for gamers and Bluetooth headset users. To take advantage of this update, you’ll need Windows 11 version 24H2, a Bluetooth LE Audio-compatible headset, and the latest audio drivers. This will further close the gap between wireless and wired headsets. [caption id="attachment_306798" align="alignnone" width="720"] Source: Xbox[/caption] Microsoft has just launched a new version of the Xbox Wireless Headset, bringing exciting updates for both console and PC players. The new Xbox Wireless Headset arrives just three years after Microsoft’s previous versions, which debuted in 2021. Back then, Microsoft introduced two headsets: a Wireless Gaming Headset for $99.99 and a more budget-friendly wired option at $59.99. [caption id="attachment_306799" align="alignnone" width="720"] Source: Xbox[/caption] While the price has increased by $10 from its predecessor, Microsoft’s updated Xbox Wireless Headset remains competitive compared to other high-end headsets in the market. With this release, Microsoft seems to be addressing many of the pain points from previous models while introducing features that make the Xbox Wireless Headset more versatile for modern gamers. Read more in our articles including "Windows 11 24H2 finally delivers full stereo Bluetooth LE Audio with mic - No more mono audio degradation" and "Microsoft Drops New Xbox Wireless Headset with 20-Hour Battery and Bluetooth 5.3".