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Audeze's Maxwell gaming headset comes in a spicy new color


Audeze has announced a new version of its Maxwell wireless gaming headset with the Wasabi Edition. It’s a “spicy” new flavor that as the name suggests, displays brilliant green and yellow hues that shift when looking at the headset from different angles.

The Audeze Maxwell is one of the top gaming headsets on the market, and it’s become one of our favorites after having tested it over the last several weeks. The headset normally comes in one color outside of these limited edition variants. A sleek gunmetal gray with a matte finish. The Wasabi Edition comes in a glossy finish for a more eye-catching look, especially with how bright the colors are.

The iridescent green/yellow design, while new, follows the same style as Audeze’s previous limited edition Maxwell headset that came in Ultraviolet. Much like that headset that came out last year, the Wasabi Edition is only available in limited quantities. It was released today, and Audeze still appears to have stock available too. The fact that it’s limited though likely means the stock won’t be available for too long. You are paying a little bit of a premium for this model as opposed to the standard color as well. However, the price increase isn’t drastic.

The Maxwell Wasabi Edition retails for $329, whereas the standard model is $299. So you’re only looking at $30 more.

The Audeze Maxwell Wasabi Edition is compatible with Xbox, PC, and mobile

It’s important to point this out since the headset lists Xbox, PC, and mobile as the only compatible platforms. However, the Wasabi Edition should work just fine with PS5. Several users with the standard Xbox model have claimed that it works on PS5 and there’s no reason it shouldn’t. After all, it uses a USB-C low-latency adapter for the connection. So all you need to do is plug that in. That being said, the Wasabi Edition was designed in partnership with Microsoft for Xbox.

All that really means is that it’s part of Microsoft’s Shimmer campaign for officially licensed Xbox accessories. And that it can take advantage of the Dolby Atmos spatial audio that Xbox offers.

There are no differences between this and the standard edition

Other than the color, of course. Outside of the color though the headset is completely the same. Audeze has confirmed this. So if you don’t care for the green and yellow iridescent color, you aren’t missing out on any features. With that said, the Wasabi Edition gets the same great ANC and immersive audio capabilities as the other models. The detachable mic is the same as well. So, it may look different, but it will sound just as good as the other Maxwell versions. No worse, no better.

It is more flashy, and that makes it perfect for anyone who enjoys a little color with their gaming peripherals. You can only buy this directly from Audeze while supplies last.



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