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1. New xbox headset wireless for free#
2. New xbox headset wireless install#
3. New xbox headset wireless full#

New xbox headset wireless full#

Trying on the Xbox Wireless Headset.Īs for battery life, I was impressed with how it was able to hold up after a full charge. The microphone folds in and out with a flexible rubber casing, and since it's rather short, it doesn't sit in front of your mouth and get in the way if you're eating or drinking. The left ear cup works as the chat and in-game volume mixer, and there's subtle tactile feedback for when it's balanced at 50-50. On the headset, the right ear cup itself actually works as the volume dial-it's a rather clever design choice that makes it easy to adjust volume. Tinkering with settings and sound equalization must be done in the console's accessories menu.

New xbox headset wireless for free#

Alternatively, Windows Sonic is available for free and provides improved spatial audio in addition to giving you the proper audio experience for the headset.

New xbox headset wireless install#

Both Dolby Atmos and DTS Headphone:X can be enabled in the console's settings, although you do need to install and get separate paid access to the respective applications to utilize those features. The leading audio technologies are also available when using the Xbox Wireless Headset. For example, I was on Discord chatting and listening to a group of friends through my phone while gaming on my Xbox Series X. This thing also rocks Bluetooth 4.2, and you can simultaneously pair it to another device in addition to your console.

As with any wireless Xbox-designed device, this headset uses Microsoft's proprietary wireless tech that lets you sync directly to a console without a dongle or cable-just press hold the power button on the headset and press the pairing button on the Xbox. The Xbox Wireless Headset has all the essential technical features you'd want out of a mid-to-high-end audio device. So, again, if you have a larger head or voluminous hair, the fullest extension may not be enough for the ear cups to sit just right over your ears. I had to extend the adjustable headband to its maximum for the headset to properly fit me. For me, it wasn't much of a problem since the form-fitting cushion alleviated most of the pressure, but folks with bigger heads may have issues with the fitment. One thing to note is that the headset does clamp a bit tight. In terms of comfort, the pleather and foam ear pads provide top-notch cushioning for long sessions, but as with any pleather-based upholstery, it can get sweaty after a few hours. It's straightforward without many moving parts or over-the-top branding. It also helps that there isn't any fancy design work on this headset, just plain black plastic, subtle neon green trim, and the Xbox logo on the right earcup. You can get a sense of overall build quality the moment you take the headset out of the box-the steel inner frame and plastic casing make for a very flexible headband that can stretch and contort (within reason) without audible creaking or feeling like it's cracking. Now Playing: Xbox Wireless Headset Review Build and comfort

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