The Glorious GHS InfinitePlay wireless headset stands out by offering zero audio interruption during battery replacement. Featuring a dual-battery system, when one battery is removed, the other automatically activates, ensuring continuous gameplay without disruption thanks to a three-hour backup battery life. This feature provides a significant advantage over more expensive models from competitors like SteelSeries and Turtle Beach, which experience audio cuts during battery swaps.
Battery replacement is simple: the battery is easily inserted into a slot on the right earcup, guided by a directional edge that makes incorrect placement nearly impossible, allowing users to complete the process without looking away from their screen. Metal buttons on the headset allow easy control of volume, game-to-chat balance, and phone connections. The USB-C 2.4GHz transmitter enables compatibility with PCs, PlayStation 5, and Steam Deck.
Audio quality exceeds expectations, particularly in terms of bandwidth and soundstage. The headset design is comfortable and lightweight, even for users who wear glasses. However, it lacks active noise cancellation, has a weak internal microphone, and comes with a rigid carrying case. The companion app performs basic functions but lacks a browser-based configuration interface. Despite these shortcomings, the seamless battery swap experience positions this headset ahead of more expensive alternatives.