Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth

works well - doesn't pick up too much background noise - ear piece will break fairly easily though. I love how light it is and it works even when I wander into a different room. Very little problem with static - or so I have been told - and I don't have to shout to make my two cents heard in game chat. Best thing - takes two seconds to hook up. Battery runs down in an extended gaming session - but it can last for 4 hours with no problem.

This item was kind of weird because first 2 days it didn't work correctly (it would cut out and then work fine), maybe it had some certain interference from my setup. But then on day 3 worked flawlessly and has for past 2 months...I'm not sure what I changed or if I changed anything at all, but works as advertised. It feels just like any other hands free device and exactly like the PS3 Bluetooth. It is hard to switch from left to right ear when your ear gets tired from playing for like 5 hrs because you have to turn the plastic ring around. But I would definitely recommend this headset. I don't really use this headset for the Bluetooth functionality, but I did set it up and works. But like I said I don't talk to anyone using this headset.

The original wired headsets were very sketchy quality wise, and at it's price point, just wasn't worth buying. This headset is wireless, and very easy to work with.I've used this for my 360 every time I wanna chat in a party or just be heard during gaming sessions.Fit:+The headset comes with 3 different size nubs (is that what they call 'em...those rubber ear pieces?) and a plastic hook that goes around your hear. The nubs do fine...I used the 14.5mm size and it is pretty snug.-However, the plastic ear hook is pretty crap. Often times, the headset slips and falls off my ear when I get over excited during my gaming sessions. It totally sucks that to ensure it doesn't slip, I have to sit completely still.Connection:+Really hassle free for the 360. Just power on, and sync (first time). I love the fact that you can change the connection to which controller you want it to be synced to. Haven't tried using 2 pieces together for 2 users on the same console, but considering that they allow it to be synced to corresponding controllers, then I'm pretty sure it will work just fine.+/-Bluetooth wise, Idk. It works alright with my all my devices that supports the use of Bluetooth...but I can't seem to make it work 100% with the PS3. It works perfectly with one user, but another user...it bugs out, often unsyncing. Maybe because I shouldn't mix Microsoft products with Sony??? I'd like to believe that's not the case...Audio:-Receiving wise, it could do a bit better. I could hear everything clearly...in a closed and low volume environment. On full blast, it's still pretty quiet. I'd end up having the need to put receiving voice through the TV speakers sometimes.+Outgoing wise, friends here me crystal clear. I had no problems with friends hearing static and echos unless I start walking a big distance away to what it's synced too.In the end, every positive came with a negative. So I can't say it's bad, nor say it's good. It's just...okay.If anything I'd say it's worth it only if you need a wireless headset on a budget...or if you find it at a discounted price.

I'm very happy with this thing.PROS:- Wireless!- Syncs easily to any 360 controller or Bluetooth device (even the PS3 controllers).- Clear and loud audio quality- Picks up my voice clearly as well.- Acts as wireless headphones for phone music players, as well.- Great range (I can walk all around my two story, 1100 sq ft home with it).CONS:- Big and a little heavy for a headset.

Recently I bought two of these headsets one for my girlfriend and one for myself. I had had one of these headsets before and enjoyed it very much they had a good quality Pleasant sound and did not pick up all that much background noise. plus it had very easily accessible buttons and a handy instructions guide on how to use the headset for people who are not as experienced in technology. I also love that these headsets can be used on your cell phone or your Xbox and can freely switch between the two While either or the other is activated. which I found very handy while I was playing Xbox. it was nice to be able to freely switch between talking with my friends on Xbox Live and answering an important business call within seconds. the only thing that I can actually say about the headphones themselves that I don't like is the range is not all that great it starts to get pretty crappy once you get about 15 feet from your cell phone. however I have heard mixed opinions on that because other people who owned this headset say that they can go a little bit farther. but anyways the only reason I did not give this review a five star is because I don't know if it is the head phones themself or just the fact that I happen to get a dodgy pair. Butt I seem to be experiencing problems with Clarity while I'm on the Xbox or talking on my phone and my girlfriend's headset is experiencing the same issues and we both have different makes and models for our cell phones she has the new iPhone and I have the new Galaxy. so again I will mention that I don't know for sure if it has to do with the headsets make itself or just the fact that I got a dodgy set from the seller. but overall I would actually recommend these they are very handy and they have a very good battery life I use it while I'm at work or at home on my box and I enjoy it both ways I just wish it had a little better Clarity at times. hope this review help someone make a decision.

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