COD | Enhanced Headphone Mode in Competitive Play
Using Enhanced Headphone Mode in competitive play in Call of Duty.
Casual and Ranked Play: ✅ Fully compatible
Professional/CDL Play: ⚠️ Check with your league
Enhanced Headphone Mode is official Immerse technology, developed with Activision, and fully integrated into Call of Duty.
Important: Some professional leagues (CDL, esports organizations) prohibit audio customization software/hardware during competition.
If you compete professionally: Contact your team or tournament organizer to verify rules before using Immerse.
Questions? Contact embody.co/help
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