Turtle beach x1 setup xbox 360

If this is your first headset and you are just looking for headphones to quit annoying roomates, children, house alien or whatever i would get the x1s they are cheap fantastic deal and according to my friend that owns them sturdy and pretty reliable.

If you do want that high and you are crazy like me i would suggest astro a40s they are super expensive but worth every penny. The Surround sound is fantastic i mainly play CoD4 and haven't been knifed in the back since getting them. So if you are staying cheap the x1s and x3s are fantastic and great but if you are going higher end avoid TB its not their market in fact they are bad up there go with one of the others tritton and astro.

I already have a pair of the standard 20 dollar set and also play COD4 quite a bit. I'm just looking for better headphones and these two came to mind. I heard that the x3's were obviously better but are the X1's that much worse. And how do they compare to the 20 dollar pair? I got the X3's the other week, really like them, i have them hooked up to my TV so I get sound for all my inputs, sky box, PC and The only thing, and i should have noticed this when buying them is they are infrared so the range is not great so if i leave my room the sound drops out.

This is not a massive problem as i need to be in my room to play play my , but if i'm listening to music on my PC and go to the kitchen or something no more music.

Like i say minor thing and i should have noticed when buying. They make playing any game a lot more fun, but especially MW3 and Skyrim. Cons: I was kind of disappointed that the headset tends to crackle a little when you turn on the bass amplifier.

Not anything to take it back over but for so much money I wasn't expecting that. After a while I totally forgot about it and it wasn't a problem. Overall Review: Yeah, it's a lot of money.

Could they have designed the headset to make you feel like you're getting a better product for what you're paying?

Really, it's the sound that makes these things worth it in the end. Plus they're actually pretty comfortable and you really do forget you have them on after a while. Buy them and compare them to whatever you're using now, and you'll see what I'm talking about. Overall Review: only have a little interference with my wireless router, nothing to bad. Pros: I'm no audiophile but this headset to me is crystal clear and great quality.

I'll say I am extremely happy with mine. The 7. Footsteps come in great as do gunshots with a crisp sound. The X41 are very comfortable for hours on end of game play. I am kind of ashamed to say it but I've played around hours on end with complete comfort. The ear cup is nice and deep which is important to me because I previously had a Razer headset and the tips of my ears would touch the inside of the headphone which was horribly uncomfortable after an hour or two.

I personally love how light they are. The mic works great after the echo fix and people sound great on playback. Setup is a breeze, just plug and play pretty much. Volume is nice and loud and has a great bass sound, but you have to have the bass boost on! Cons: From personal use I dispute others Cons, 1 I have heard a pop twice. If you don't have the mic jack pluged in all the way or it is loose it will pop.

It's wireless this is expected. Only time i get it is when I walk to the fridge 15 feet away. I have played hours with no replacing batteries and no pops. After 8 hours I will replace regardless. Overall Review: to use the mic you must buy an adapter for the pc. To fix the Echo I unpluged the mic jack from the headset and Xbox controller. Then unpluged the mic. Plug everything back in making sure it is all pluged in tight and secure. You should be good to go.

Room for improvement, Like I said I really enjoy my headset but there is always room for improvement even if it is just being picky. A little extra volume and another level of bass boost would be great. A battery life meter on the side of the headset would be nice. Pros: Totally loving this headset, I recommend to all the gamer who loves to play there favorites game because you will not regret a single bit.

The sounds are awesome, easy to installed, just plug and used. Cons: So far I haven't have any problem with this headset yet and I hope this unit will last quite a long time. Add to cart. Price Alert. Add To Wish List. Are you an E-Blast Insider? See more " turtle beach ". Combining outstanding comfort with a stunning degree sound field and enhanced online communication, the X41 puts you in the middle of the action so you'll enjoy a gaming experience that's second to none.

You'll get a competitive advantage by hearing sound cues that you can't hear with speakers, such as the soft footsteps of an enemy sneaking up behind you, or the click of a loading weapon far in front of you. By hearing sounds others can't—and by knowing where they're coming from—you'll react faster and take them out before they take you out.

Submit Review. Submit Tutorial. Live Chat. Modders Map. Site Map. Top Sites. VIP Signup. VIP Forums. VIP Support. VIP Downloads. My Blog. My Games. My Achievements. My Friends. My Gallery. My Submissions. My Xbox Live. Buy Now! Overview: Ear Force X1 amplified headphones give serious gamers the ultimate competitive edge by combining Xbox Live chat and stereo game audio into an immersive sound experience. Click to Enlarge the Image X1's integrated design overcomes the limitation of communicator headsets that block game sound from one ear and eliminates voice chat interference caused by the headset microphone picking up sound from external speakers.

High-quality, comfortable, amplified headphones with a built-in microphone for game audio the way it was meant to be heard. Boosts the sound level for a spectacular gaming experience. Features a game audio volume control and microphone mute. The included 'puck' lets you connect the amplifier unit to the Xbox controller, so you can communicate with friends and foes during your gaming session. Xbox Live chat volume is also adjusted from here. The included splitter cable lets you keep your existing speakers or TV plugged in, so you can easily switch between speakers and headphones.

Installation: This is pretty easy, just a matter of putting the splitter cable between your red and white phono jacks, connecting the headphone cable to the splitter cable; then you need to plug the USB cable from the headphones into the extension lead and slip it into your Xbox. The thing that really hits you at this moment is the number of cables that these headphone require.

However once setup the only cable seen is the headphones cable depending how you set them up. Click to Enlarge the Image The Headphones: The headphones themselves have a very long cable and feature a very comfortable sponge head bar which is continued onto the ear pieces and is made of a light grey PCV material and surprisingly do not make your ears sweat after a long periods of playing. Now for the sound quality of the headphones themselves.

I first hit the music player and played some Jazz through them and was quite impressed with the depth of sound, although the midrange could have been better. Next up was some Techno and I have to say this is where these headphones really excel.