Attack Shark unveils the X60 headset with an RGB wireless-charging dock
The X60 pairs 53 mm drivers with a detachable 360-degree mic, four connection modes and a dock that doubles as a USB hub. It goes on sale November 4, 2026.
Attack Shark announced the X60 gaming headset on October 29, 2026, its new flagship audio product, built around a 53 mm dynamic driver and an RGB charging dock that also works as a desktop USB hub. The company says the X60 will be available from November 4, 2026. No price has been announced yet.
The dock is the hook
Plenty of wireless headsets still charge over a cable. The X60 instead drops onto a touch-enabled RGB dock that charges it while, according to Attack Shark, keeping heat down. The same dock adds USB and Type-C ports to your desk, so it doubles as a small hub, and the lighting can be customised.
Audio and mic
The 53 mm driver uses a PEN nano-polymer diaphragm, a material common in pro audio gear, inside a large independent acoustic chamber. Attack Shark pitches the tuning at clear footsteps and positional cues, the kind of detail that matters in sound-driven shooters such as Rainbow Six Siege X. Companion software adds 7.1 virtual surround, spatial audio settings, EQ presets and a manual equaliser, with profiles you can save and switch.
For voice, a detachable 360-degree microphone works with a dedicated AI processing chip and noise-reduction algorithms meant to cut background noise in team chat.
Connectivity and comfort
There are four ways to connect: 2.4 GHz through a Type-C dongle, 2.4 GHz through USB-A, Bluetooth 6.0 and wired USB-A. That covers PC, laptops, phones, tablets, PS4, PS5, Switch and Xbox, and physical slide switches handle mode changes. A 1000 mAh battery powers wireless play, and you can keep gaming while it charges.
The frame uses a reinforced headband with aluminium alloy supports. Earcups rotate up to 90 degrees horizontally and tilt up to 37.5 degrees, the headband has three size steps, and the cushions are breathable microfibre over memory foam.
What to watch
Attack Shark pitches the X60 as its latest premium audio product, aimed at competitive players and people juggling several devices. Battery life and pricing are the big missing numbers, and every audio claim here comes from the company's own announcement. Expect those details and first reviews once sales open on November 4.
Source: TechPowerUp; Attack Shark (PR Newswire).
