Précommandez : ATTACK SHARK X60 casque gaming sans fil avec station de recharge magnétique

The X60 combines three things most headsets split apart: 53mm PEN diaphragm drivers in an independent acoustic chamber, a magnetic RGB charging dock, and true tri-mode connectivity. It is a wireless gaming headset for PC and console, a Bluetooth 6.0 headset for phone and tablet, and a wired headset when latency matters most. 7.1 surround sound and custom EQ run from the dedicated app, and it comes in Black and White.

Yes. As a tri-mode gaming headset the X60 connects three ways: 2.4GHz wireless through the included 2-in-1 USB-A and USB-C receivers, Bluetooth 6.0 for phones, tablets and handhelds, and a wired USB connection for zero wireless latency or charging while you play. A physical slide button on the earcup switches modes, so you never open software just to change input.

Officially supported devices are PC, laptop, smartphone, tablet, PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch. Use the 2.4GHz receiver for the lowest latency on PC and console, Bluetooth 6.0 for phones and tablets, and wired mode where USB audio is all you have. PS5 does not accept Bluetooth headsets, so console players should treat the 2.4GHz receiver as the way to run a gaming headset for PS5 or Switch.

No.the X60 is not listed as Xbox compatible. Xbox consoles accept only officially licensed wireless headsets or a 3.5mm connection, while the X60 connects over a 2.4GHz USB receiver, Bluetooth 6.0 or wired USB audio. On PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, phones and tablets it is fully supported, so check this list first if Xbox is your main platform.

For the money it makes a strong case. Oversized 53mm drivers, an independent acoustic chamber and airflow balancing keep footsteps, reloads and distant gunfire separated instead of smeared together, and app-driven 7.1 surround widens the directional picture. You can save your own EQ profile, so Call of Duty, CS2 or Valorant each get their own tuning rather than one compromise curve.

Comfort is where Attack Shark spent the most engineering. Breathable microfiber ear cushions and a memory foam headband spread weight instead of pinching, the 3D pivot adds up to 37.5 degrees of tilt, the earcups swivel 90 degrees, and the headband adjusts steplessly. The fit stays even through multi-hour sessions, which is what separates the most comfortable gaming headsets from ones that feel fine for an hour.

Yes. The reinforced headband frame uses aluminium supports and adjusts steplessly rather than in fixed clicks, so it extends further before it runs out of room. Add 37.5 degrees of tilt, 90-degree swivel earcups and memory foam padding and the X60 becomes one of the more forgiving gaming headphones for big heads: the cups angle around your skull instead of loading the crown.

The 37.5-degree tilt and 90-degree swivel let each earcup sit at the angle your glasses temples actually take, and the soft microfiber cushions close around the arms instead of pressing them into your head. It is not a glasses-specific design, but that adjustable geometry is what makes the X60 workable as a gaming headset for glasses - worth trying before you pay for a specialist pair.

Yes. The X60 comes with a 360-degree adjustable boom microphone that detaches completely, so you can angle it for quiet callouts and remove it for solo sessions or music. AI noise reduction filters keyboard clatter, fans and room noise to keep team chat clean, which is why it holds up as a gaming headset with a noise cancelling mic rather than a token add-on.

The X60's noise control is built around voice. A detachable 360-degree AI noise-cancelling microphone filters background noise so callouts stay intelligible, and the independent acoustic chamber with airflow balancing keeps audio clean at volume. The X60 does not use active noise cancellation (ANC) to block ambient sound - if you need ANC for travel, a dedicated ANC headset will isolate more.

What sets it apart is what the dock does beyond charging. Set the headset down and it charges wirelessly, with heat output tuned to stay low so long sessions do not cook the battery, and a dedicated button cycles the dock's own RGB effects. It also adds USB-A and USB-C expansion ports, so it doubles as a small desktop hub - that combination is why it stands out among gaming headsets with a charging dock.

The X60 runs a 1000mAh high-density battery and supports gaming while charging, so a long session never has to stop at low battery. Between matches, drop it on the magnetic dock for cable-free top-ups; mid-raid, plug in and keep playing. The dock's low-heat wireless charging also helps protect battery health over time.

Yes.the X60 is an RGB gaming headset with nine lighting effects on the earcups, selected with the on-device button instead of an app. The charging dock carries its own RGB lighting with multiple effects and a dedicated switch. Lighting does not affect audio or connection settings, so you can set a look you like and forget it.

At an MSRP of $74.99 it is comfortably a wireless gaming headset under $100, and during the pre-order window a $1 reservation includes a $20 OFF code that brings the final price to $54.99. For that you get the magnetic charging dock, 53mm PEN drivers, 7.1 surround, tri-mode wireless and a detachable AI mic - a bundle usually split across two or three purchases.

Pre-orders open on 4 November (PST). Each customer may reserve one headset for $1 and receives a $20 OFF code by email shortly before launch; the code is valid for one month and cannot be combined with other discounts or Reward Points. The $1 deposit is non-refundable and the colour chosen at reservation is not binding. Shipping starts 19 November (PST), in order of purchase.

Every X60 is covered by a 30-day free replacement or refund policy for functional problems, plus a 15-day no-reason return window from delivery if the fit or sound is not for you. Start any claim at support@attackshark.com with your order number - returns must be approved before shipping - and manufacturing defects fall under Attack Shark's standard warranty.