XBOX ONE setup: Does this headset just need to plug into the xbox stereo headset adapter, or does it still need to use the usb chat mixer thing also?
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I think it may use both, Im still thinking if ill order one but I remember reading about this on the Sennheiser website. Id say give it a look. These are Xone compatible so thats why Im taking interest.
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This headset has two jacks that need to be inserted - one for the microphone and one for the earpiece. You could plug in just the earpiece jack but then you can't talk on Xbox Live. Or you can buyan adapter that has these two inputs and one ouput cable so you can use this on Xbox. So, no, it is not really meant for Xbox as it has two things you need to plug in and the Xbox controller has just one input. Again you can buy an adapter, but at that point it might be easier to just buy a headset attended for Xbox.
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Only if you buy a Microsoft xBox Stereo headset adapter.Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter
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Standard headphone jack. I was under the impression the Xbox One used some kind of proprietary connection on the controllers? I would just use the default headset.
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Hello, This headset comes equipped with an internal 3.5mm audio jack so you can connect a 3.5 to 3.5 cable or a xbox 360 chat cable which is 3.5 to 2.5mm
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Yes, I had my Xbox setup with the HDMI cable originally, then plugged in this adapter when I got a headset.
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If you want to use the stereo analogue input on the transmitter and also have chat functions, you need to use the transmitter's chat-out or mini-USB port to output voice. Of course, you'd need some kind of splitter to set that up with a phone.The 3-ring cable is actually for connecting the headset directly to your phone, in which case it acts like a standard wired headset (without needing to be powered on) and your phone should work with the headset's mic.
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Yes. You will need the Microsoft Stereo Headset adapter that plugs into the controller to get game chat(that goes for any headset). This headset comes with a 3.5mm headphone adapter that plugs into Microsoft's Headset adapter on the controller and delivers game audio and chat straight from the controller. This is what I currently use for Xbox One. http://www.amazon.com/Xbox-One-Stereo-Headset-Adapter/dp/B00IAVDOS6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1402548470&sr=8-1&keywords=microsoft+stereo+headset+adapter
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Not sure what you mean by Xbox One; the headset that comes with it is proprietary so this cable wouldn't extend it if that's what you mean. My son is using a turtle beach wired headset with our Xbox 360. It extends the cord (for both hearing and speaking) successfully. So, it should work with any /standard/ mobile device or computer headset device that has both speaker and mic capability.
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Turtle beach made an adapter to fit the Xbox One's controller. The headset will work with PC with sound, but no voice support.
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I Have this headset and the Microsoft Stereo Adapter, and they both work fine for me, I don't use the buttons on the adapter after getting everything setup, but it works.
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Only if you purchase a headset audio adapter and route the game audio through your TV. You are better off with something like the XO ONE headset which includes the chat adapter and is compatible out of the box. Much cleaner set-up, newer headset, and you don;t have to purchase anything else.
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http://mp1st.com/2014/03/10/list-turtle-beach-headsets-compatible-xbox-one-astro-working-adaptor-crackle/#.VN3Xroo8LCR
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Jerome, I've not tested the headset for any other use case beyond plugging it in my USB port. Interesting question, and sorry I don't have a good answer, but if you get one, would love to hear what it is. Good luck.
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This headset need to be installed alone in one hub... Yeah it's need a hub USB just for it
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I use it with my vmoda crossfade m100's for the ps4 and xbox one. Xbox one does require the headset adapter plugged into the controller though.
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If you want to use the stereo analogue input on the transmitter and also have chat functions, you need to use the transmitter's chat-out or mini-USB port to output voice. Of course, you'd need some kind of splitter to set that up with a phone. The 3-ring cable is actually for connecting the headset directly to your phone, in which case it acts like a standard wired headset (without needing to be powered on) and your phone should work with the headset's mic.