Great Value (Image credit: © Future) TechRadar Verdict Glorious demonstrates a laser focus on the specs and features that are actually useful to gamers with its new headset, just as it did with the Model D gaming mouse.
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Great Value (Image credit: © Future) TechRadar Verdict Glorious demonstrates a laser focus on the specs and features that are actually useful to gamers with its new headset, just as it did with the Model D gaming mouse. You get truly infinite battery life (as long as you keep the base station plugged in), a clear microphone, and a nice flat, tuneable audio, without having to pay for stuff you don’t want. The GHS Wireless InfinitePlay is simply brilliant value.
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Jump To: One-minute review Price and availability Specs Design and features Performance Should I buy it Also consider. How I tested Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay: one-minute review There’s something deeply satisfying about the way Glorious goes about speccing its gaming peripherals. The company has a sharp eye for nonsense, and ruthlessly strips it out of the mice and, now, the headset that it brings to the gaming market. Behold, then, the GHS Wireless InfinitePlay, a wireless gaming headset featuring precisely zero RGB, built around normal-sized 40mm drivers, just quietly getting on with giving you multiplatform audio with infinite battery life and two mic options for $230.
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With one swappable battery pack placed in the base station, it’s charging ready for use while you have the other one of the pair in your headset. Each one offers 85 hours of use from a full charge, and in case that wasn’t enough, a ‘guardian’ 45mAh built-in battery handles the changeover so you don’t need to turn the headset back on again after you swap. Handy.
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With one swappable battery pack placed in the base station, it’s charging ready for use while you have the other one of the pair in your headset. Each one offers 85 hours of use from a full charge, and in case that wasn’t enough, a ‘guardian’ 45mAh built-in battery handles the changeover so you don’t need to turn the headset back on again after you swap. Handy.
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