The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay headset introduces a hot-swappable battery system that includes a built-in battery. This design allows the headset to remain powered and connected while users swap out depleted batteries, eliminating downtime for recharging. This differentiates it from other hot-swappable battery headsets such as the Steelseries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless and the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II.
The headset provides a balanced sound profile, which can be customized using the Glorious Core software. It supports dual-mode connectivity, operating via both 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth. While it offers both connection types, it does not support simultaneous 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth connections.
The Glorious Wireless InfinitePlay features a stealthy, all-black design with minimal branding and no RGB lighting, making it suitable for use outside of gaming. Comfort is addressed through an elastic headstrap. Despite some plastic components and floppy earcups, the overall design is considered comfortable for extended use.
Priced at $230, the headset is positioned as a competitive option in the wireless gaming headset market. Its features, particularly the continuous power during battery swaps, contribute to its perceived value when compared to higher-priced alternatives.
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The Glorious Wireless InfinitePlay gaming headset was reviewed, highlighting its hot-swappable battery system with continuous power during swaps, balanced sound, and dual-mode connectivity. This feature addresses common battery life concerns in wireless headsets, offering an alternative to competitors like Steelseries and Turtle Beach.