The Endorfy Viro Infra Wireless is a cheaper sibling to the Viro Wireless, dropping the price from €87 to just €60. At first glance the two look almost identical, and the Infra even offers a few things its pricier sibling doesn't, including wired USB audio, two built-in sound profiles, a lower weight and a more compact wireless dongle.
To reach that price, Endorfy made some cuts that run deeper than the spec sheet suggests. The headset uses 50 mm dynamic drivers inside closed-back ear cups and offers four connectivity options: 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, wired USB-C, and 3.5 mm analog. The detachable microphone comes with a foam pop filter, and a dedicated button cycles between Gaming Mode and Vocal Mode.
What you lose is significant. The 24 hours of battery life over 2.4 GHz and 40 hours over Bluetooth are perfectly fine for a €60 headset, but far short of the Viro Wireless' 130 and 240 hours. The hybrid 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth mode for taking calls while gaming is gone, the microphone's ENC noise cancellation is missing, and there is no companion software.
The headset weighs 280 g and supports PC, Mac, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox and Android/iOS. For buyers willing to accept shorter battery life and fewer features, the Viro Infra Wireless offers solid value. The real question is whether saving €27 is worth giving up those extras.
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