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Headsets
I own several Headsets. Here is a list of them with pro and contra
Turtle Beach Ear Force X12
| Pro | Contra |
|---|---|
| Not expensive | Cable |
| Good sound | Cant power it with PC USB (annoying brrrr) |
| Lightweight | Need Adapter for XboxOne |
| Edit Bass, Vol, Voice, Mic (on/off) | You can hear birds flying (supersensitive) |
Turtle Beach Ear Force PX5
| Pro | Contra |
|---|---|
| Station with all connections | Batterycap is breaking easy |
| Wireless (except 2.5mm to controller) | Sometimes it just powers of without saying “battery low” |
| Changeable Batteries | Expensive |
| Editable presets on PC | Need Adapter for XboxOne |
| Send bluetooth audio to the headset |
Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 500X
| Pro | Contra |
|---|---|
| Wireless (everything) | Expensive |
| 5.1 Sound | Cant edit presets on PC |
| No Adapter for XboxOne needed | Doesnt say anything (no battery low warning at all, never) |
| Good Sound | Batterypack (need to charge with MiniUSBcable) |
| Switchable echo (hear yourself) | No Station, just an USB-Transmitter |
Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter
First of all, THIS THING IS ONE BIG PEACE OF SHI*. Sorry but… I have some reasons to say this. I had a greatly working PX5 headset with a 2.5mm audio jack for my Xbox360 controller. When the XboxOne came out I bought this adapter and everything worked fine. Soon I noticed that the 3.5mm to 2.5mm audio cable is made by people who are not playing with it at all. It is one long jack, the flatcable is bend 90° while playing. One day I couldnt hear anyone and yes… the cable was broken at the 90°. Thanks Microsoft… Do you want me to buy another fuc*ing 20€ Adapter for a little piece of shi* cable which is breaking again soon??? ahm. NO tyvm
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