Audeze — the headphone-maker now owned by Sony — introduced a refreshed model of its Maxwell gaming headset at CES on Monday, providing roomier ear pads that connect magnetically for straightforward alternative. The Maxwell 2 for PlayStation is on the market now for $329, whereas the Xbox model prices $349, although each help Home windows, macOS, Nintendo Swap, and cellular.
Comparable to its predecessor, the Maxwell 2 guarantees as much as 80 hours of battery life and comes geared up with 90mm magnetic drivers that ship a frequency vary of 10Hz to 50Hz, “that clearly articulates each element from the faintest footsteps to essentially the most earth-shattering explosions with near-zero distortion,” in response to Audeze.
Another good upgrades embody a wider strap with air flow holes, along with help for Audeze’s SLAM technology for better-sounding bass. The headphones even have a detachable growth microphone that makes use of AI-powered noise cancellation tech and might join wirelessly to your machine utilizing the included USB-C dongle or Bluetooth 5.3, which incorporates support for LDAC and LE Audio.
