Battery
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Troubleshooting
For additional help on the Microsoft Surface Headphones, check out the device's troubleshooting page.
Background and Identification
The Microsoft Surface Headphones (GUW-00001) were released to the public in November 2018 as a device to transmit and amplify sound created by wireless devices. Some features may require the latest Windows update.
The wireless headset weighs .64 lbs and has a silver/grey exterior. The ear-cups are capable of 90 degree rotation to adapt to a variety of headshapes. The Microsoft Surface Headphones can be connected wired via USB-C, auxiliary jack, or wirelessly.
Microsoft Surface Headphones also feature two touch/tap and dial nodes, located on either side of the ear-cup.
Technical Specifications
Compatibility
- Windows 10, IOS, Android, MacOS
Dimensions
- Length: 8.03” (204 mm)
- Width: 7.68” (195 mm)
- Depth: 1.89” (48 mm)
Weight
- 0.64 lb
Exterior
- Color: Light Gray
Charging
- Full charge in less than 2 hours
Battery life
- Up to 15 hours (In use)
Inputs
- USB-C connector
- 3.5 mm audio connector
Speaker
- 40 mm Free Edge Driver
Noise Cancellation
- Up to 30 dB for active noise cancellation
- Up to 40 dB for passive noise cancellation
Buttons/ Controls
- Power button, Mute button, Volume dial (right ear), Noise Cancellation dial (left ear)
Warranty
- 1-year limited hardware warranty