After weeks of testing, I still don’t know how the GHS Wireless InfinitePlay costs under $250 with these specs
Glorious demonstrates a laser focus on the specs and features that are actually useful to gamers with its new headset, just as it did with the Model D gaming mouse. You get truly infinite battery life (as long as you keep the base station plugged in), a clear microphone, and a nice flat, tuneable audio, without having to pay for stuff you don’t want. The GHS Wireless InfinitePlay is simply brilliant value.
Pros
- +Smart, swappable battery
- +Low footprint base station
- +Flat, tuneable sound
- +Lightweight and adjustable design
Cons
- -Some headband pressure
- -Unintuitive physical controls
- -Questionable marketing
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Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay: one-minute review
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