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Relentless innovation building the world's finest wireless gaming headsets drove Audeze to develop Maxwell, designed from the ground up for serious gamers. Sound quality, wireless performance, and battery life are all pushed to new levels, along with the latest spatial audio features and multi-platform compatibility. 80+ hours of low-latency wireless gameplay, and get a day of gaming with just a 20 minute charge. You can also connect via Bluetooth and USBAudeze’s unsurpassed 90mm Planar Drivers (about 3 times larger than other headsets) deliver low bass performance and dynamicsA.I. noise filtering technology from our Filter Speakerphone dramatically reduces all background noises from both the boom mic (designed by our friends at Shure) and the built-in earcup mics. No more noise from vacuums, babies crying, key clicks, etcPS version: Works with PlayStation, Mac, PC, and Switch (But not for Xbox). Not all features may work on all platforms. Use our free Audeze HQ app to set your own EQs and other features. Most features should also work on Linux. Play confidently with reliable stability and 3X the range versus standard 2.4GHz wireless, keeping you in sync with the action on-screen. Enjoy lossless-quality high-resolution audio with the latest in wireless technology, compatible with LC3plus, LE Audio, and LDAC. Switch seamlessly between multiple devices with Bluetooth Multi-point. Get crystal-clear communications from Audeze's FILTER noise reduction technology. Using a dedicated A.I. processor, background noise is removed instantly and automatically on any platform. Maxwell is built on an all-new premium chassis including aluminum yokes and a spring steel headband for durability. Play in comfort, all day, all night with the deluxe contoured ear-pads and replaceable suspension strap. Shut out the world around you with class-leading passive noise reduction from the reinforced dual-chamber ear-cups. Powered by Audeze’s latest 90mm planar magnetic drivers, with over 3X the driver area of leading competitors, Maxwell delivers powerful bass and pinpoint precision. Audeze drivers are trusted by leading recording and game studios worldwide, and feature patented technologies including Uniforce voice coils, Fluxor magnets, and Fazor wave-guides. Experience class-leading high-resolution audio up to 24-bit/96kHz over Wireless or USB. Hear your opponents coming before they find you, for an edge in every match. Leading pro gamers rely on Audeze headsets for their lightning-quick response and detailed sound. Never miss a teammate’s call-outs with quickly adjustable game-chat mix on PC, Mac, and consoles.
80+ hours of low-latency wireless gameplay, and get a day of gaming with just a 20 minute charge. You can also connect via Bluetooth and USB.
Audeze’s unsurpassed 90mm Planar Drivers (about 3 times larger than other headsets) deliver low bass performance and dynamics.
A.I. noise filtering technology from our Filter Speakerphone dramatically reduces all background noises from both the boom mic and the built-in earcup mics. No more noise from vacuums, babies crying, key clicks, etc.
Works with PlayStation, Mac, PC, and Switch (not for xBox). Not all features may work on all platforms. Use our free Audeze HQ app to set your own EQs, and other features.
Alternate version available If you require xBox compatibility, then choose other Maxwell SKU #207-MW-1120-01. This model supports xBox, PlayStation, Mac, PC, and Switch, and includes a Dolby Atmos license.
First of all, these are great. The stock pads are a bit too hot but I've bought Wicked cushions right away and that solved the problem, only added 10% to the price. What got me the most though was the promise of non-compromised audio and although I knew it won't be entirely true, still was a bit disappointed when it turned out to be an exaggeration. Exaggeration doesn't mean a lie, and you get night and day difference comparing Maxwell to any other “gaming” branded headphones, including those which are $100 or so more expensive. But still, it's not exactly audiophile quality sound, even when used wired, and won't stand a comparison with something like HD6XX driven through a decent external DAC/amp.Still, it provides all-around decent sound, amazing battery life and charge time, and great EQ options to tailor to your personal sound signature preferences (one thing that's great about EQ is that you can set it up on PC through app and then use this setting with any wireless connection). This is my first planars and the newness of planar response was uncanny at first but I got used to it and didn't notice any planar timber people sometimes talk about (although I did lower the very highs in the EQ). In games i get better positioning and immersion than I had with my Arctis 7, for conference calls and Discord this is just amazing (but make sure to tame your software noise reduction because it messes with the Audeze's built-in one), and for music and movies I rarely switch to another pair of more fit cans now because the difference not always worth it, which makes the promise of uncompromising audio kinda delivered.Now, the cons. The frequency response is noticeably different between left and right driver in my unit and seems like it's a very common thing. This makes the left one louder in most cases and I've had to make the right canal two points louder in Windows settings to compensate (no solution for PS or Bluetooth). The weight is not a big bother for me but they do be heavy. What disappointed me the most is the lack of option to use them properly with an analogue connection. The AUX is there, but the signal still gets through the internal amp and you can't bypass it. Which make it dangerous to use the cans with a headphone DAC/Amp because too much power from the amp might kill them. I think these drivers can do much much better than with the portable set up they connected to and driving them through a proper external DAC/Amp would make them truly shine in terms of audio quality, but that's where you actually do have to compromise.Bottom line, you get the best gaming headphones you can find at this price, but that's just it, don't expect it to be any more than that.