After three long years, Xbox finally gave its proprietary wireless gaming headset a refresh. This iteration boasts the inclusion of Dolby Atmos, an extended battery life, an upgraded mic, and the new Bluetooth 5.

Microsoft is refreshing its Xbox Wireless Headset today, adding an upgraded microphone and improving the battery life. The refreshed headset will also support Dolby Atmos at no extra cost and Bluetooth 5.3.

The Xbox wireless headset is being refreshed with several new features. A new version of the Xbox Wireless headset has been revealed, and while it doesn't make massive changes to the current model, it does introduce several helpful upgrades. Priced at $110, it's now available to order at several stores.

Microsoft has launched a new official Xbox Wireless Headset that includes support for Dolby Atmos. It's now available for $109.99.

Microsoft has revealed its updated Xbox Wireless Headset, which now includes Dolby Atmos "at no extra cost". Designed to be comfier, with longer battery life and improved spatial sound, the new Xbox Wireless Headset replaces the previous model.

For starters, you now get Dolby Atmos for Headphones for free with the new over-ears. You usually have to pay a one-off fee to use the expanded audio codec through a connected headset (which is priced at £14.24 in the UK), but that will be included in the overall price.

Microsoft launched its Xbox Wireless Headset about three and a half years ago, and its competition has changed -- in every way -- since then. So Microsoft amped it up a little to keep it from looking quite so dusty.