Gtheos specializes in high-performance wireless gaming headsets, offering immersive audio solutions with 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, and wired connectivity for PC and consoles.
Gtheos is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to delivering immersive audio experiences for gamers. The brand focuses on developing versatile gaming headsets, such as the Captain 200 and Captain 300 series, which feature multi-platform compatibility including PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices.
Gtheos headsets are known for their 3-mode connectivity (2.4GHz wireless USB, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm wired), long-lasting battery life (up to 40+ hours), and ergonomic designs suited for extended gaming sessions. With noise-canceling microphones and low-latency wireless technology, Gtheos provides accessible, high-quality audio peripherals for the modern gamer.
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To connect via Bluetooth, ensure the headset is powered on. Press and hold the mode switch button (often the Light button) for about 5 seconds until the indicator flashes blue and red. Then, search for your headset model (e.g., Captain 200 or Captain 300) in your device's Bluetooth settings and select it to pair.
While audio output is supported on Nintendo Switch, the microphone function is generally not supported wirelessly due to console limitations. For voice chat on Switch, you may need to use a wired connection or a separate mobile app depending on the game.
Ensure the microphone is not muted via the dedicated mute button on the headset. Check that the microphone is securely plugged in (if detachable) and that the correct input device is selected in your game or system settings. If using a wired connection on PC, ensure you are using the correct splitter if necessary.
Most Gtheos headsets allow you to switch modes by pressing and holding the 'Light' or 'Mode' button for 3 seconds. The headset will typically play a voice prompt indicating 'Adapter connection' (2.4GHz) or 'Bluetooth connection'.