Microsoft has announced some upgrades to its Xbox Wireless Headset on Tuesday, with improved audio, better battery life, and an upgraded microphone for $110, which is $10 more than its predecessor.

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Save $45.53 on the JBL Quantum 360X wireless gaming headset for Xbox, featuring dual wireless, immersive audio, and 22-hour battery life.

Cut the cord! Here we cover 6 wireless gaming headsets, featuring top picks from Logitech, SteelSeries, Corsair and HyperX, with a few deals to boot.