Audeze Maxwell Headset

Audeze’s 90mm planar magnetic drivers offer significantly lower distortion and faster transient response than traditional dynamic drivers. This results in a more detailed, accurate soundstage that makes it easier to pinpoint subtle audio cues like footsteps or distant gunfire.

Yes, the headset is highly versatile. Beyond the dedicated wireless dongle for Xbox and PC, it supports Bluetooth 5.3, USB-C wired audio, and a 3.5mm analog jack, allowing you to connect to mobile devices, consoles, and other audio sources.

The 80-hour rating is accurate for standard playback levels. Even with heavy use, you will likely only need to charge the headset once every week or two, and the USB-C fast-charging feature helps minimize downtime when you do run low.

The integrated AI noise filtering is designed to isolate your voice from background distractions like keyboard clicks or household noise. It is highly effective for competitive gaming where clear communication with your team is essential.

At 499 grams, the Maxwell is heavier than many plastic-based gaming headsets due to its premium aluminum and steel construction. However, the plush memory foam earpads and ergonomic design are engineered to distribute that weight evenly for better comfort over extended periods.

No, the Audeze Maxwell comes with an embedded Dolby Atmos license. Once you connect the headset to your Xbox or PC, the spatial audio features are automatically unlocked and ready to use.