Sound quality wise I think they’re both pretty equal but the XWH seems to be more sensitive and picks up more background noise when speaking. It’s longer and it’s mute light is more visible plus I prefer the light being on when muted vs off when muted like the XWH headset. I like that it’s retractable into the ear cup and more out of the way when not in use. I can wear them for hours with no discomfort or sweating. There’s very little pressure anywhere and the fabric ear pads are soft and breathable. micro-USB on the 7x) and better charge times.Ĭomfort: I don’t have any major issues with the XWH but the Arctis ski goggle band design is literally one of the most comfy headsets I’ve ever used. The XWH however does have USB-C charging (vs. The 7x is adequate but game volumes vary and I do wish I could get a little more out of them at times.īattery Life: 7x lasts longer. The Xbox headset is definitely capable of more volume and extreme amounts of bass. The XWH however can connect to Bluetooth devices which can be used simultaneously with the console. The 7x also works wirelessly with the other consoles and has 3.5mm cable support. Can connect to an additional device simultaneously plus has a couple more features and more adjustability which can be done on the console itself with a built in app. With eq tuning I can get the XWH sounding pretty good and it definitely is capable of WAY more bass but the 7x is a little more clear/balanced sounding and has a larger sound stage.įeatures.Edge to XWH.

Arctis 7x wireless