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1. #Afterglow ag 7 wireless headset for xbox one drivers#
2. #Afterglow ag 7 wireless headset for xbox one update#

And as you can see, the headphones are an over the head design, which may or may not be a favorite for everyone, but for me that’s just fine.

#Afterglow ag 7 wireless headset for xbox one drivers#

The headset is also powered by two 50mm Neodymium drivers (speakers), which provide a decent sound experience, keep reading to find out more about that. The AG7 True Wireless Headset features several options: a master control volume, a secondary control volume to change the volume between chatting or in game, a power / mute button (hold to power off, press to mute), retractable and flexible microphone, mode button that switches the headset between bass boost, pure audio and to switch on/off the LED, 3.5mm port for connecting the headset to other devices, micro usb charging port and finally a mode indication LED which is housed on the microphone and lets you know if you’re paired or not. Not a deal breaker of any sort if you a lot of extra space around the system. If you have it in a enclosed space like inside of an TV stand, then you may not be able to use the USB transceiver on the side as it sticks out about 2 inches, which leaves you connecting it to the Xbox One. This makes it a true wireless headset, hence the name, however, there is one downside to that depending on where your Xbox One resides. Instead of being connected directly to the Xbox One controller, the AG7 instead features a USB transceiver that is inserted into the Xbox One’s many USB slots. While PDP put out their first wireless headset for the Xbox One last year, the Afterglow Karga, this differs from that unit due to how it connects to the system. Manufacturer(s): Performance Design Products (PDP)

#Afterglow ag 7 wireless headset for xbox one update#

Update: PDP has released a firmware update that addresses the issues with the microphone, as I identified below. So when PDP asked if I wanted to try them out, of course I jumped at the chance to see how the AG7 fared. It’s especially great for those late night sessions when I can’t pump up the surround sound due to the family sleeping unless I want to upset the master (IE: wife) and sit in the dog house for the remainder of the night. It is the first headset of it’s kind for the system and just for $99.99 it definitely sounded appealing.

Going into E3 2015, PDP broke the news that they would have the first wireless headset for the Xbox One, one that is officially licensed by Microsoft and allows for up to 40 feet for uninterrupted gameplay thanks to a USB receiver.