The X60 combines four connection modes, competitive audio tuning and a touch-enabled RGB charging dock, with sales due to begin on 4 November 2026 for $199.99.
ATTACK SHARK is preparing to expand its gaming audio line-up with the X60 headset, a premium model that combines competitive sound tuning, multi-platform wireless support and a charging dock designed to sit at the centre of a desk rather than off to one side. According to the company’s announcement, the headset is intended for FPS players and multi-device users who want one device for gaming, music and general entertainment.
At the core of the X60 is a 53mm dynamic driver paired with a PEN nano-polymer diaphragm, a configuration ATTACK SHARK says is intended to improve clarity and reduce distortion. The company adds that the headset uses a large independent acoustic chamber and airflow-balancing design to sharpen positional audio, while professional acoustic tuning aims to produce a balanced profile with clear vocals and enough impact for games and media. The companion software offers 7.1 virtual surround sound, spatial audio options and adjustable equaliser presets, allowing users to store and swap listening profiles for different use cases. A detachable 360-degree microphone, together with AI voice-enhancement processing, is designed to reduce background noise and keep voice chat intelligible in louder environments.
The more unusual part of the product is the RGB touch-enabled wireless charging dock. ATTACK SHARK says the dock supports drop-and-charge use, is designed to limit charging heat and doubles as a desktop hub with USB and Type-C ports. That turns the headset into part of a broader desk setup, rather than simply a wireless peripheral. The company is also positioning the X60 around connectivity, with proprietary 2.4GHz wireless links, Bluetooth 6.0 and wired USB-A among the four available modes. It says the headset is compatible with PCs, laptops, smartphones, tablets, PS4, PS5, Switch and Xbox, and that its 1000mAh battery supports extended use and charging during play.
Comfort has also been given considerable attention. ATTACK SHARK says the headset uses a reinforced headband with aluminium alloy supports, a 3D adjustment system that allows the earcups to rotate and tilt, and three-level headband adjustment for different head sizes. Breathable microfibre ear cushions and a memory foam headband are intended to reduce pressure during long sessions. The X60 is scheduled to go on sale on November 4, 2026, and ATTACK SHARK says it will be priced at $199.99 through its own store and authorised retailers.
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