Audeze has launched the Maxwell 2 wireless gaming headset, expanding its gaming lineup with a new model that features large planar magnetic drivers and enhanced connectivity options.
The Maxwell 2 is built around 90 mm planar drivers designed to deliver high-resolution sound across a wide frequency range, targeting gamers who prioritize audio detail and low distortion. The over-ear headset succeeds the original Maxwell, which debuted in 2022.
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For communication, the headset includes a detachable hypercardioid boom microphone paired with AI-based background noise filtering, aimed at improving voice clarity during multiplayer sessions and online calls.
Connectivity options include Bluetooth 5.3 with support for multiple audio codecs, as well as wired USB-C and 3.5 mm connections for use with a wide range of audio sources. Audeze says the headset can deliver up to 80 hours of wireless playback, with fast charging support to reduce downtime.
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The Maxwell 2 is available in two versions: a PlayStation variant priced at $329 with support for Sony’s spatial audio technology, and an Xbox variant priced at $349 that supports Dolby Atmos. Both versions are compatible with PCs, Macs, current game consoles and mobile devices.
Source: Audeze