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Attack SHARK sets 4 November launch for X60 gaming headset and charging dock

ATTACK SHARK will launch the X60 gaming headset on 4 November with 53mm drivers, AI-assisted microphone noise reduction, multiple wireless connections and an RGB charging dock that also works as a desktop hub.

Attack SHARK sets 4 November launch for X60 gaming headset and charging dock
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ATTACK SHARK will launch the X60 gaming headset on 4 November 2026, introducing a desktop-focused accessory that combines wireless audio, microphone processing and charging connections in one setup. The company is positioning the product for competitive gaming as well as everyday entertainment, with support for multiple connection methods across gaming devices.

The X60 uses 53mm audio drivers and offers virtual surround sound. ATTACK SHARK also lists AI-assisted noise reduction for the microphone, a feature intended to reduce unwanted sound during voice communication. Sound settings can be customized, while adjustable earcups are designed to support different users and longer listening sessions.

“Combining charging, connectivity, and audio capabilities could attract gamers seeking streamlined desktop setups while appealing to consumers who regularly switch between devices.”

That description comes from the launch presentation’s explanation of the product’s intended use. The headset’s connection options include Bluetooth 6.0 and a low-latency wireless mode. This gives the X60 a broader device focus than a headset built around only one wireless standard, although the announcement does not identify the specific consoles, phones or computers that will be supported by each connection mode.

A dock that also works as a desktop hub

The included charging dock is one of the X60’s defining hardware elements. Its RGB-equipped base charges the headset while providing additional desktop connectivity through USB and USB Type-C ports. Users can therefore keep the headset docked between sessions and connect other equipment through the same unit, rather than treating the dock as a charging accessory alone.

  • 53mm audio drivers
  • AI-assisted microphone noise reduction
  • Virtual surround sound and customizable audio settings
  • Bluetooth 6.0 and low-latency wireless connectivity
  • RGB charging dock with USB and USB Type-C ports
  • Adjustable earcups
FeatureATTACK SHARK X60
Launch date4 November 2026
Audio drivers53mm
Wireless connectionsBluetooth 6.0 and low-latency wireless
MicrophoneAI-assisted noise reduction
Dock connectionsUSB and USB Type-C

What the launch means for regional buyers

The X60 is scheduled to join ATTACK SHARK’s premium gaming-accessory lineup on 4 November. Its combination of a headset and connectivity dock is aimed at players who move between gaming and other device-based activities, including entertainment, streaming, remote work and voice chat. The company’s announcement does not provide a price or identify Philippine and Southeast Asian retail availability, so the launch date alone does not establish when the product can be purchased in those markets.

For players in the Philippines, the most relevant details will be the eventual local distribution channel, supported platforms and regional pricing. Those factors will determine whether the X60’s USB and Type-C hub can be integrated into an existing desk setup and whether its wireless modes are suitable for a particular PC, console or mobile device. ATTACK SHARK has provided the core specifications and launch date, but the product information available for the announcement does not include those market-specific details.

Camille Sibayan
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