Thanks so much, man!!!

Literally 10 dollars rn so that’s what I did too

Love my pair best headset ever Dolby atmos works amazing on these

Have you noticed any issues yet?

@@GoombahGoombahGoombah Nope mine are working well however the default sound profile was kinda underwhelming so I got 2 eq settings from gadgetry tech for games and 2 from reddit for music and now im really enjoying it however i wouldnt recommend them if u mainly want them for footsteps my ears do get warm but i dont want to get accessory for it since it will alter sound a bit. i have it set between 22 and 23 mm wish there was a 22.5 mm setting for headband because 22 mm (both straps in middle) is too tight for me and 23 mm ( one in middle one on bottom) seems a bit loose

@@KayBearYT 3 weeks later, is it living up to your expectations?

price is more than 2x - ofc it should be better than!

@@mr.richard3715 true but most of the time the more expensive hardly lives up to the hype.

In what way mate? Genuine question. I've never known any wireless headsets sound particularly better than any other wireless

@@alsius9162 when you get the maxwells turn off the volume limiter and hone in the EQs. The headset is sublime. I also use it to listen to music because of its fantastic sound. 90 MM planar drivers offer up to 50,000 hz. Also battery life is 80 hours. I’ve only charged my headset a hand full of times since getting them. The flaws I have are that they are a little bulky and the ear pads can be a little hot. I thought the weight was gonna be an issue but once I put them on I don’t even notice it. I got ear pads that make it cooler so that issue is solved. Totally happy with my purchase. Unlike the other headsets I’ve used the Maxwell’s are more versatile and just better in every aspect. I use them as a headset for pc, Xbox, and music.

@@alsius9162 astro a40's are hard too beat most of the time. these are good though, they're a game changing to some games.

I wouldn't buy these you will be sorry I've had mine since day one there too too too heavy for every day usage they gave me a severe neck pain and headache I play 5 to 7 hours every day I haven't used mine for 5 months they might be good if you play 1 hour a day casual gaming 3 times a month if you want the best best sound go wired I'm waiting for the meze 109 pro wired headphones suppose to be in today and get you a decent dac amp I have the fiio k9 and the nova pro dac sound will not get any better than that stay safe and happy gaming to all

@@jamesstevens968 Thank you for your concerns, but I think I will be fine with this choice. I've had some pretty hefty headphones above 400 grams in the past years. I usually wore them all day long and I've never had any fatigue due to the weight on my neck. I already have a great audio setup focused on a natural sound signature. So having a gaming focused pair of Bluetooth headphones would be a great addition to the setup. The only Bluetooth headphones I own right now are my 4 year old Skullcandy Crusher Evo's. They're a really fun kit for bass heads like me but they kind of lack in terms of audio quality and basic functions. I need a serious upgrade and I think the Audeze Maxwell's fit my criteria perfectly. They would replace my old and worn out Skullcandy headphones, and the Sennheiser PC38X pair I use for gaming. A 2-in-1, two birds with one stone kind of purchase in my opinion. No more dealing with wires when I'm gaming. Also experiencing a "fun" and unique sound signature that isn't really killing the sound quality overall. The reason why they also replace my Skullcandy headphones is because of how unique and lively planar drivers sound. They aren't as boring as conventional dynamic drivers in my humble opinion.

​​@@jamesstevens968you might need to check your posture, brother. I wear these for about 2-3 hours a day, listening to music and gaming with the occasional 8 hours every now and then when the crew is online and never had a noticeable problem

@@jamesstevens968 youre weak,how can this possbily cause you this much pain? you got health issues to sort out

​@@jamesstevens968 I know everyone is built different but how? I've been using my mixcder E7 for more than 5 years and it weighs a whopping 565g. IK its heavy but it doesnt feel uncomfortable at all. I often use it for 5+ hours with some 15-16hour sessions taking it off rarely and never felt a pain they are simply nice. If I'd not worn lighter headphones before I'd not even call it heavy its how little the difference feels for me. I also have a sennheiser hd458bt for outside usage which is around 240g.

so whats your review of em?

@@Nucl34r_W1nt3r Audio is truly amazing but the built quality is bad

Contact audeze they have great customer service

audeze doesnt make anything lightweight 😂

I do quite heavy neck training for martial arts, I wonder how I will notice it

The problem of a heavy headset has never been the neck​@@GoombahGoombahGoombah, but the top of your head and ears. I don't do any type of martial arts like you and I can just wear them for days straight without and issue. I think wearing a headset for a long period of time is more important than training the neck for that. It was uncomfortable at the beginning when I had my first headset a long time ago, but now I can wear anything for 10h a day, even the heaviest Maxwell compared to my wired Logitech which are super light compared to the audeze

What's the latency of maxwell

@@stevenprieto87 ill try to find out for you but for fps and fighting games some might find it too slow

Lmao around 85ms thats more then Bluetooth aptx adaptive lol thats shockingly bad. Awful infact considering this is their 2.4ghz usb dongle.

Hi I've had my audeze maxwell since day one and I regret buying them there too too too too heavy for every day usage they gave me a severe neck pain and headache I play 6 to 8 hours every day they might be good if you play one hour a day or casual gaming I've tried evey earpads and headbands still a no go and ther not comfy and there too too bulky gaming headphones or headsets are garbage either they don't sound good or there too heavy not comfy if you want the best go wired I've ordered the meze 109 pro wired headphones suppose to be in today and get you a nice decent dac amp I have the fiio k9 and the nova pro dac and the mayflower arc amp all those will work for ps5 sound will not get better than that stay safe and happy gaming to all

@@jamesstevens968 I've personally not experienced any headaches or anything from the weight of the headset. I do know that they're heavier than most. I game for hours on end myself and don't even think about the weight of them at all . I believe everyone's mileage will very based on our own weight and body type as I can see maybe a skinny person having more of an issue with the weight of the Maxwells than say a heavier person. Hope you enjoy your new headset and I would sell the Maxwells on eBay or something as I feel you wouldn't have a problem selling those at all.

​@@jamesstevens968u sound like someone who didn't even mess with the eq at all. They sound great audeze makes incredible products

It cant, but i know that before purchasing. I feature I didn't needed. It can be connected at the same time but only one sound from each source at the time

You can adjust the head strap even more because of where it's screwed into the headband. It has 2 other places you can screw it in to

@@gerd9487 yes

They sound okay, is a better sounding mic more important for you in a gaming headset than the sound? Who are you tryna flirt up on with your voice

@@GoombahGoombahGoombah no one wants a shitty mic😭

thats the one reason i cant get away from my blackshark v2 pro. good sound and an awesome mic. its really hard to justify upgrading to these, but i would love a little better audio quality.

That mic might add a dollar or five to the cost.... It would cost the company more in alternative packaging, branding, and manufacturing flow to offer a micless version

both versions are compatible with windows

Do all models of the Maxwell hiss when sidetone is on?

Lower the side tone to 0

@@An_Enraged_Pig that doesn’t really help if I prefer side tone.

That why im here also. What new ?

@@chasedeluca8636 Same here. Very misleading title!

No, he added 3rd party pads and stated it made them better.

@@EverlastingMarshall you had time today

Where have you found that deal 😫😫😫 Here in Europe they are at least 400 everywhere

@@f.f.2260 Adorama. They have more.

@@f.f.2260 its probably a used set, thats why its cheap because its missing a dongle but yeah everywhere they go for about 400 brand new

Gottem

I agree

@@simply_marko sound is one thing but Mic quality is huge for me

@@slipk0rvayne17 play around with eq in adobe audition, it makes it bearable

It’s one of the best mics on any headset

​@@KateKehoe-on6cfif it really so, I'd better grab 50$ table mic that outperforms it easily

Nope, metal

All-New Reinforced Chassis Built with Aluminum and Steel

Maybe watch the video

Happened to me too just recently the plastic swivel arm crumbled in the middle of a game the whole earpiece started falling off my ear the only thing holding it on was the wire.

Lmao😂

At least explain WHY

@@TheRealLegenDzbro is tripping hard

I did the exact opposite you high off meth if you think the Razer Blackshark is a better product its probably why you dont smile in your picture

@@triple9_ For real I tried the Blackshark V2 Pros(2023 edition) While they were better than the Corsair Virtuoso XT they had nothing on the sound level and build quality the Maxwell's have. I got the Xbox version for my PC/Xbox and the Atmos sounds better than the THX surround did for the Razer. Unless We are talking about Audio Technica or Sennheizers there isnt gaming headset that comes close to the Maxwell's. Maxwell's definitely give wired gaming headsets a good run for their money.