Audeze partners with Microsoft to launch limited-edition Maxwell headsets for Xbox Summer

According to news on July 12, the well-known audio brand Audeze collaborated with Microsoft to launch the highly anticipated limited edition Maxwell headphones. This headset is designed for Xbox Designed for Summer, it has won the favor of users with its unique ultraviolet color matching and exquisite electroplating process.

According to the editor’s understanding, Audeze Maxwell headset co-branded limited edition has a built-in 90mm driver unit and supports Bluetooth 5.3 and LE Audio, LC3plus, LDAC and other audio transmission technologies can achieve 24bit/96kHz high-quality experience and have three times lower latency than traditional 2.4GHz connection methods.

This co-branded limited edition headset not only supports embedded Dolby Atmos technology, but also has call noise reduction function, providing users with an immersive gaming and call experience. In addition, the battery life of the headphones is also very good, supporting up to 80 hours of use. Moreover, Audeze Maxwell headphones also support fast charging technology, which can be used for a whole day after charging for only 20 minutes, greatly improving user convenience and experience.

Audeze The launch of the limited edition of Maxwell headphones further enriches the choices in the headphone market and meets the needs of players for high sound quality, low latency and portability. Its cooperation with Microsoft also provides gamers with a more delicate and immersive audio experience, bringing higher enjoyment to game entertainment. It is not difficult to foresee that this joint limited edition headset will become a popular product pursued by game enthusiasts and audio enthusiasts. Whether it’s games or music, Audeze Maxwell headphones will bring users an extraordinary auditory feast.

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