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Audeze Maxwell 2
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Audeze Maxwell 2

Audeze's ground-up redesign of the Maxwell, unveiled at CES 2026, still built around the largest planar magnetic drivers in any gaming headset but adding SLAM technology for punchier bass and spatial immersion, a wider breathable headband, and an upgraded AI noise-suppression microphone.

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Our Verdict

Audeze's CES 2026 redesign of its flagship, replacing the discontinued original Maxwell. Still built around 90mm planar magnetic drivers—the largest in any gaming headset—now with SLAM technology for punchier bass and spatial immersion, an upgraded AI noise-suppression mic, and a wider, breathable headband for better long-session comfort.

Score Breakdown

Positional Audio10/10
Microphone Quality9/10
Latency8.5/10
Comfort8/10
Features9.2/10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • 90mm planar magnetic drivers (largest in gaming)
  • SLAM technology adds heightened spatial immersion and bass punch
  • 80-hour battery life
  • Upgraded AI mic with 2x noise-suppression bandwidth
  • Wider, breathable headband improves long-session comfort

Cons

  • Very heavy—inherits the original's substantial build
  • Expensive
  • Requires buying Xbox or PlayStation version separately for console use

Specifications

Driver Size90mm planar magnetic
Frequency Response10Hz-50kHz
Connectivity2.4GHz + Bluetooth 5.3
Battery80 hours
Weight560g
Platform NoteSeparate Xbox/PlayStation versions

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Competitive FPS players
  • Audiophile gamers
  • Those wanting best positional audio

Not For

  • Those sensitive to weight
  • Budget gamers
  • Console gamers wanting one universal headset

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