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Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal For Xbox - Grey Mist (Xbox Series X)
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Posted 21 July 2023

Bang & Olufsen Beoplay Portal For Xbox - Grey Mist (Xbox Series X)

£119.98£16527% off
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Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Over-Ear Headphones with Active Noise Cancelling and Microphone for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Grey Mist

Beoplay Portal delivers key features such as low-latency surround sound, impressive microphone performance and Digital Active Noise Cancellation. With our signature sound and design, we aim to provide an engaging and high-quality sound experience for games, movies and music.

Key Features:
- Wireless plus wired option
- Bluetooth, Xbox Wireless, USB-C, 3.5mm connectivity
- Immersive and precise surround sound
- Virtual boom-arm for crystal clear conversations
- Lightweight and crafted for long-term comfort
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  1. Jase_UK1's avatar
    If these are anything like the H9’s then I think this is an absolute bargain. I’m sure RRP on these is around £449! Almost always cheaper ..but even so. Tempted even though I have the H9’s already. Does anyone know how they compare please? (Real world, not reviewers)
    matthangzhou's avatar
    I have these and they’re really comfortable and sound quality is fantastic. 
  2. deleted93440's avatar
    Just to say you can only spend the five pound voucher in store and that cannot be on digital credit.
  3. deleted2936900's avatar
    Positive experiences in this listing and overwhelmingly negative on the other grrr.

    Shay do you have these yourself?
    If so if you stripped away everything other than sound quality for music and comfort in use how would you rate them?
    I'd like to be able to use them at home as well as out and about and have read that their noise cancellation isn't the best.
    MikeLondon's avatar
    I own these, I paid £150 last month from GAME 😞.

    For the sound quality, comfort, ANC and build quality at this price they are LUSH.

    However as an xbox gameing headset they have SERIOUS connectivity issues. I use them for PC via the XBOX windows adapter and they are unusable. So I have to use Bluetooth via the TV.
  4. SuperDan's avatar
    Did anyone buy this? Have you collected it yet, and tried them out?

    Any thoughts?

    My order is in store, to collect by next Tuesday if I'm gonna keep it. Still trying to decide! I think, from what ive read, that if I ignore the Xbox element completely then they are very decent headphones for £120.

    Price has dropped, and reputation is bad, because they fail dramatically in their main USP (connecting to xboxes)... but that might also be exactly what makes these a great deal .

    Any first hand thoughts at this price point, to help me with my decisions, greatly appreciated!! Thanks (edited)
    HUKD_Shay's avatar
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    I’ve got it and used it when I’m working at the office. It works perfectly connecting to my phone. The active noise cancellation is decent too (although not as good as some earbuds which is understandable). Switching from my phone to Xbox without issue. The sound quality in general is good.

    I’m expiring this deal soon as the price has gone up. Hope you’ll like yours when it arrives!
  5. creepyg's avatar
    Thanks, bought a 2nd pair for upstairs.

    Really nice headset, comfy and great sound and build quality. Have to admit I do get the odd bit of glitchy sound but that's rare and easily fixed with an off/on.
  6. OKov's avatar
    Will this work with PC, please? (edited)
    MikeLondon's avatar
    Via Bluetooth - yes
  7. SuperDan's avatar
    I ordered a couple of these late last night for click and collect. Will spend some time reading about them and deciding whether or not to collect/keep them.

    I've got an series x but rarely use it online, and even more rarely use a headset so i suppose im not desperately bothered about poor mic.

    However, i think from what ive read these are excellent build quality and excellent sound quality headphones. The original £450 price, the mic, and the xbox connectivity let it down, but even if you never connect these to an xbox at all (and therefore also never benefit from the Dolby Atmos) it sounds like these would be pretty well rated for a set of comfortable Bluetooth headphones, with quality sound, for £120.

    If anyone thinks there are better everyday lifestyle headphones for £120 please shout up, because that's basically what I'm looking to assess. I'd consider the xbox/mic/atmos stuff to be a bonus, even if some of those things are mediocre.

    Incidentally - I THINK if ordering these from Game then it might be worth setting up Elite Rewards membership for £3 a month (just for one month) for 10% (£12) back in points. I haven't fully read-up on Game Reward scheme and how the points can be used, but I'm thinking that's worthwhile alongside the £5 voucher for click and collect.

    So total outlay £120+£5+£3= £128, but then would have £12+£5=£17 back to spend in store, making the headphones really £111 if you can find something to buy.
    deleted2936900's avatar
    This was the point I was making on the other listing, forget about the rest of it how do they stack up as quality made Bluetooth noise cancelling headphones for music or films etc.

    As long as you look after them I reckon if you decided to sell you'd get most of your money back, got to be worth £100 in excellent condition surely?
  8. DJN2020's avatar
    Tempted, but I have a Steel Series Nova Pro set. The great thing about that set is the swappable rechargeable batteries.
    deleted2936900's avatar
    I think these have a removable battery as well.
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