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GHS Wireless InfinitePlay isn’t just a marketing name — I’ve used this Glorious gaming headset for weeks and the battery life really is (almost) infinite

This headset knows what gamers want — loads of charge, flat EQ response, rage proof build quality and a strong mic. It delivers on all fronts.

GHS Wireless InfinitePlay isn’t just a marketing name — I’ve used this Glorious gaming headset for weeks and the battery life really is (almost) infinite

The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay is a wireless gaming headset that has been tested for several weeks and its battery life is almost infinite. The headset features precisely zero RGB lighting and is built around normal-sized 40mm drivers to provide multiplatform audio with long-lasting battery life and two mic options, all for $230.

The headset comes with a swappable battery pack in the base station that is always charged and ready to use while the other battery is in the headset. Each battery offers 85 hours of use from a full charge, with a 'guardian' 45mAh built-in battery to handle the changeover seamlessly. The headset also has a detachable 70Hz-10KHz noise-cancelling mic for desktop use and a built-in mic for use with mobile devices or Nintendo Switch.

The headset has a 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.4 connection, which can be swapped with a single button press. Despite being priced at $229.99, the headset offers excellent value for money with its feature set.

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