Microsoft just debuted a new headset for its Xbox users. The Xbox Wireless Headset is coming this March, and it's set to be a competitive and affordable option for console gamers looking for a headset.

　　The Xbox Wireless Headset is a matte black peripheral with light green edges lining its lightweight rotating earcups, a customizable fit, and an adjustable mic that you can keep out of the way when you're not using it.

　　Microsoft touts the headset as having high quality, low-latency audio with a 100% wireless connection to your Xbox console without a dongle or base station. It supports Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, and DTS Headphone:X sound technologies.

　　From footsteps to explosions to your friends in the party.

　　Every sound counts.

　　Announcing the new Xbox Wireless Headset: https://t.co/JUiTLn1Iw4 pic.twitter.com/jmqK5829Ma

　　— Xbox (@Xbox) February 16, 2021

　　The microphone uses voice isolation to help reduce background noise, and when you're not speaking, the auto-mute feature will keep you from lighting up comms on accident when you aren't speaking. There's a physical mute button as well in case you need it.

　　You can fine-tune the headset's audio in the Xbox Accessories app, including bass boost, auto-mute sensitivity, mic-monitoring, and more. You can use the app to set up the headset for on the go listening and chatting on the go, too.

　　The headset claims to offer 15 hours of battery life and compatibility with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10 PCs, and mobile devices with Bluetooth. It'll cost $99 it'll be available starting March 16.

　　You can find more information on the Xbox Wireless Headset via the official retail page.