Audeze Maxwell 2
L2 · Documented recordCurrent wireless gaming headset with a detachable hypercardioid Shure boom microphone and USB-C low-latency link.
- System role
- Gaming headsetConfirm the complete connection path
- Documented official version
- No recorded versionNo dated release recorded
- Independent test scope
- No dated SPL test recordedPublished scope and limitations remain separate
- Source checked
- 2026-09-24A source-check date is not a new device test
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Where it fits
Current wireless gaming headset with a detachable hypercardioid Shure boom microphone and USB-C low-latency link.
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Audeze Maxwell 2
A wireless gaming headset with a detachable boom microphone, USB-C low-latency link, Bluetooth and wired USB/3.5 mm paths.
Where it fits
- Low-latency PC or console gaming
- A detachable microphone requirement
- Wireless plus USB and 3.5 mm fallback
- Users who need game/chat controls
Where it does not fit
- You have not chosen the correct Xbox or PlayStation version
- A lightweight passive headset is the priority
- You do not want battery and app dependencies
Interfaces and capabilities
Recorded capabilities
Recorded connections
- Input: USB audio
- Input: 3.5 mm headphone
Firmware and evidence status
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