The Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay delivers swappable battery tech at a cheap price, but it’s too quiet to be a true SteelSeries competitor
GamesRadar+ has reviewed the Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay, a budget-friendly gaming headset that stands out for its swappable battery system, letting users keep it running by switching in a fresh battery rather than waiting for a recharge. The reviewer found this a genuinely useful and cost-effective feature, but concluded that weak audio output holds the headset back from seriously challenging more established rivals such as SteelSeries.
The review's core criticism centres on volume and sound quality: despite its innovative power solution and competitive price point, the InfinitePlay was judged too quiet for some users' tastes, undermining its case as a true alternative to premium wireless gaming headsets. Full technical specifications and pricing were not detailed in the retrievable portion of the article, but the overall verdict positions it as a solid budget pick let down by an audio shortfall rather than a genuine SteelSeries-beater.
- Glorious GHS Wireless InfinitePlay offers cheap, swappable battery tech
- Reviewer praises value but flags disappointing volume levels
- Falls short of rivalling premium brands like SteelSeries