To connect your headset for chat audio, connect the cable to the Stereo Headset Adapter using the 2.5-mm-to-3.5-mm adapter cable included with the Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter. Press the chat ...

Q: Hold on, why didn’t Team Xbox go with Surround Sound then? A: We’re quoting Penello verbatim here: For now, the adapter transmits only stereo audio. Keep in mind, when you’re dealing with ...

Considering the affordable price tag, it's a nice bonus to get the Xbox One audio adapter with this headset included in the cost. Typically at least $30 itself, the adapter lets you plug the 3.5mm ...

Say hi to the Skull & Co Bluetooth audio adapter for Xbox consoles. You'll need this accessory to get the below methods to work. We've used it and tested it for ourselves, and can confirm it fully ...

However, the 360 controller's 2.5mm audio jack quickly became outdated, forcing you to buy a 3.5mm adapter if you used any third-party headset. The problems continued into the Xbox One until the ...

The XBHD Xbox adapter features lag-free ... you can connected up to three more Xboxes for local multiplayer fun. On the audio front, the XBHD also has a MiniToslink 3.5mm port, allowing ...

Turtle Beach also offers an Xbox audio adapter that can do the trick. In short, it’s possible to use a USB microphone with Xbox, but it’s not officially supported. You might run into issues ...

They do, but you only get audio out of the built-in headphone jack on PC if you connect with either USB or the Xbox adapter. All the gamepad buttons work with Bluetooth, but not audio-out.