CatInABox wrote: » So the LS35X has been announced, and it's got an official Xbox License this time, meaning there's finally no cables involved. Should be able to connect to PCs with the Xbox Wireless Adapter, or if the PC has the Xbox Wireless tech built in. I was going to look into the LS40s as an upgrade, but these have jumped to the top of my list.
ibFoxer wrote: » New Razer headset on the way, looks nice. Article on Verge Also two new Turtle Beach headsets: Stealth 700 and the Stealth 600 Stealth 700 is interesting, connects via wireless to your console (like your controller) and bluetooth to other devices, so no need for an external hub or dongle, and looks like it might come in under €200
DaveNoCheese wrote: » How many headsets do you own at the moment? :pac:
dunworth1 wrote: » any Dolby atmos headsets announced? since the x will support it
FAILSAFE 00 wrote: » I opened the Atmos app but it seems to be a subscription service.
qrx wrote: » Really? That's pretty bad. Windows sonic apparently is just as good. It's built in so no app or subscription needed.
helimachoptor wrote: » Folks, I posted a while back about a headset, finally getting around to picking one but some are comptatible with a jack or the other type of connection My controller has jack and a weird longer connection (https://www.technobuffalo.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Microsoft-Xbox-One-Controller-Bottom.jpg) Which type do i go for?
CatInABox wrote: » The next gen Headsets are being unveiled/released soon, which connect to the Xbox (and supported PCs) directly, with no need for adapters or cables. Turtle Beach have the Stealth 600, releasing at the start of September, while LucidSound have the LS15x and LS35X releasing at the start of December (although this is US only for the moment). Be interesting to see how these work out, I love my LS30s, so will have to check out the reviews of the LS35x to see if it's a worthy upgrade.
Chuck_Norris wrote: » Out of curiosity, have you had any issues with your LS30's? For the past couple of weeks, mine have been dropping the connection to the dongle. As in, I'll hear a beep, sound will drop for a second or so, followed by another beep. I love the sound from them, but they're coming up to a year old now so almost out of warranty, and I've already replaced them once. The first replacement was due to the headband basically snapping. I bought them in Argos, but they don't seem to stock them any more. But they currently have the Gen 2 Astro A50's for €150 or so, which would be a nice replacement/ upgrade.
awec wrote: » A50s are the best headset I ever owned in terms of sound and comfort, but unfortunately my pair were plagued with the all-too-common freezing issue and I returned them for a pair of TBs instead (found Astro support to be absolutely useless). I hope they have fixed that in the latest generation.
emmetkenny wrote: » I've had mine for a year now and never had them freeze.
awec wrote: » If they've got rid of that defect then they're definitely the best on the market IMO. I have TB Elite 800X now and they're definitely a step below the Astros.
emmetkenny wrote: » I bought the Astros A50 when Argos reduced the new ones instead of the older model (one that needed the chat cable).
DARK-KNIGHT wrote: » http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/4641207/Trail/searchtext%3EASTRO+A50.htm is this headset fully wireless?
Grahamer666 wrote: » Don't think it has. My last TB headset from a few gears ago had a buzzing issue too. Swore i'd never buy a TB product again.
