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Glorious unveils GHS Wireless InfinitePlay headset with dual-battery system

Glorious is expanding its presence in the headset market with the newly announced GHS Wireless InfinitePlay, a wireless gaming headset designed for continuous use via two hot-swappable 85+ hour battery packs and an internal backup battery.

To prevent the GHS Wireless InfinitePlay from disconnecting during swaps, the company incorporates its internal Guardian Battery System. This built-in battery keeps the headset powered for over 3 hours on its own, even when swapping the main packs. Audio performance is driven by custom-tuned 40mm angled drivers, which Glorious claims align with human ear positioning to improve spatial awareness and sound separation.

For communication, the headset features a detachable boom microphone with environmental noise cancelling, alongside an integrated earcup microphone for mobile calls. Connectivity covers 2.4GHz wireless for PC, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch, while Bluetooth handles mobile audio. Users can switch between wireless modes using dedicated on-ear controls.

There are dials under the ear cup for master volume and game/chat balance control. Customisation is managed through the Glorious Core software, allowing users to adjust EQ settings, create personalised profiles, and save them directly to the onboard headset memory.

KitGuru says: The addition of a backup battery to avoid losing connection when swapping out the main battery is interesting. SteelSeries may want to consider something similar for their next Arctis wireless headset. 

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