ATTACK SHARK is about to make its biggest audio play yet. The ATTACK SHARK X60 headset launches November 4, 2026, and it is not just another wireless headset with a charging stand. The X60 pairs 53mm drivers and an AI-enhanced microphone with an RGB charging dock that doubles as a desktop USB hub, a combination aimed squarely at players who want one headset for PC, console, and phone without a drawer full of dongles.
What the ATTACK SHARK X60 headset actually offers
At the core of the ATTACK SHARK X60 headset is a 53mm dynamic driver with a PEN nano-polymer diaphragm, a material used in professional audio gear for its low distortion and clarity. ATTACK SHARK says the tuning was developed with audio engineers carrying over 20 years of experience, targeting a balanced profile with detailed reproduction, natural vocals, and enough impact for immersive play. On paper, that is the right recipe for competitive audio: footsteps and reloads need to be distinct, not buried under bass.
The microphone gets equal attention. A detachable 360-degree high-sensitivity mic pairs with a proprietary AI audio-processing chip and voice-enhancement algorithms designed to cut background noise across multiple channels. For ranked squads and streamers, mic clarity is often the difference between a headset that is good and one that is actually usable every day.
Software support covers 7.1 virtual surround sound, spatial audio settings, preset EQ profiles, and custom equalizer controls, so players who like to tune their sound can do so without third-party tools.
The dock is the real story
Most headset docks are a place to hang your headphones. The X60's RGB touch-enabled wireless charging dock is also a desktop expansion hub with integrated USB and Type-C ports, which solves a real desk problem: every device you own wants a port, and most desks run out. Drop-and-charge functionality keeps the headset topped up while minimizing charging heat, and the dock means the headset earns its footprint even when you are not wearing it.
Connectivity and comfort
The ATTACK SHARK X60 headset connects four ways: 2.4GHz Type-C, 2.4GHz USB-A, Bluetooth 6.0, or wired USB-A. That covers PC, laptops, smartphones, tablets, PS4, PS5, Switch, and Xbox, which makes it a genuine multi-platform option rather than a PC-only headset with a Bluetooth afterthought. ATTACK SHARK's upgraded 2.4GHz wireless tech is built for low-latency, stable connections, and physical slide controls handle switching between modes and key functions.
Battery life comes from a built-in 1000mAh cell, and you can keep playing while charging, which removes the classic wireless headset annoyance of a dead battery mid-session. The headband uses aluminum supports with a 3D adjustment system that lets the earcups twist and tilt, a design meant to fit a wider range of head shapes without the usual pressure points.
What to watch before you buy
ATTACK SHARK has not announced pricing in its launch release, so the value question stays open until November 4. The X60 will be sold through the ATTACK SHARK Amazon store across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and Japan. If the price lands near competing mid-range wireless headsets, the dock-as-hub feature gives it a genuine edge. If it prices like a flagship, the audio and mic will have to do the talking.
For players shopping the category, our recent coverage of the Scyrox translucent 8K mice and the Keychron Q19 HE keyboard shows how crowded the value end of gaming gear has become. The X60 enters that fight with a clear hook: it is not just a headset, it is a desk upgrade. For the full launch announcement, see the official release from ATTACK SHARK via PR Newswire.
