Glorious Wireless InfinitePlay Gaming Headset Review
The Glorious Wireless InfinitePlay offers solid sound, quality comms, and never-ending uptime at a reduced price. There’s a handful of trade-offs, but this headset has more wins than losses and is definitely worth considering.
The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay headset offers a unique combination of features that make it stand out in the crowded gaming headset market. Unlike many competitors, the InfinitePlay features a built-in battery, which allows for continuous sound and communication even when swapping batteries. This dual-battery system, along with a three-hour built-in backup, ensures that users never experience a disconnect while using the headset.
Comfort is a priority for Glorious, with an elastic headstrap and soft, breathable ear cushions that make the headset suitable for long gaming sessions. The headset is lightweight and discreet, with a black exterior and subtle gray accents that make it easy to wear outside of gaming. While the headphones lack active noise cancellation, the comfortable fit and reliable connectivity make up for this lack.
Connectivity options are robust, with support for both Bluetooth 5.3 and 2.4 GHz wireless, allowing for seamless switching between the two. The headset also boasts hot-swappable batteries, with a base station for charging and an additional three-hour battery backup. This feature, combined with the headset's overall design and performance, makes the Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay a strong contender in the premium gaming headset market, justifying its $230 price tag.
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