The Xbox Wireless Headset Is Back On Sale for $49 [IGN]

Update: At the time of writing it now looks like this deal has once again expired. We’ll keep you informed with any further updates, or you can follow @IGNDeals on Twitter for more updates. The original article continues below.

Attention Xbox gamers, we’ve got an incredible deal to share with you: Amazon is currently offering the official Xbox Wireless Headset at an unbeatable price of just $49, down from its regular price of $100. This marks the lowest price we’ve seen for a long while, making it an exceptional offer you won’t want to miss. In fact, it’s even more affordable than the wired model’s retail price of $59.99. If you’re in need of a headset for your Xbox Series X or S console, this is a no-brainer purchase.

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With my own experience in mind, I can vouch for the enduring comfort through long sessions, thanks to the impressive 15-hour playtime supported by the built-in lithium rechargeable battery. Charging is effortless too, achieved through a direct USB Type-C connection to your Xbox console.

I’ve found the microphone performance to be great, with it even boasting features such as auto-mute, voice isolation, and background noise reduction. For a more comprehensive rundown of its features, I highly encourage you to delve into our detailed Xbox Wireless Headset review.

This headset also isn’t limited solely to Xbox compatibility. Microsoft’s creation extends its compatibility to your PC, offering wireless connectivity through Bluetooth or the dependable USB Type-C cable. That means you can immerse yourself in exceptional audio quality, with support for Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, and DTS Headphone: X technologies on both the PC and Xbox.

These features are consistent with Microsoft’s high-quality Xbox products, so if you’re pondering an upgrade to your gaming setup, this offer is a gateway to an enhanced experience, at a massive discount as well. For even more Xbox deals, check out our full roundup here.

Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.