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Question: Cant play with xbox 1??? and is there a port for plugging your mp3 to for music?? THANKS ALL
Document: When I first turned it on I had to take the headset off because it sounded so realistic I wanted to make sure the sound was only in the headset - the surround really worked. I was able to use it as a wired hands free by plugging the cable into the "shared" port on the headset.
I have to remove my hearing aids to wear headsets or you lose ALL sense of "direction" so it would make any attempt at surround sound meaningless. For myself, a headset REALLY has to perform and offer up some honest performance to even be usable.This is why only my Astro A40 5.1 wireless headset ever lived up to any usability at all when I factor in the above, mixed in with comfort, long term usability etc.
The charger puts out 1 Amp power; while the base station will charge from a USB port on the computer, it is recommended to use the charger instead for best results (a computer puts out only .5 amps).+ The optical and analog controls mean that the headset can be used for just about anything that puts out sounds: TV, Cable boxes, DVR, stereo equipment, etc.
The ability to have bluetooth wireless with my phone for my train rides into work would be nice, but I am fine living with the share port provided for 1/4 inch cable access.Price: Pretty pricey for a product that in a lot of ways only half works. I bought this when it was on sale at amazon for $275 and I had over $100 in gift cards/store credit.
A proper gaming headset that does what its meant to do with no hassle. Setup was straightforward without the need for manually installing any special software. I currently use this headset for the devices on my entertainment center; I have it hooked up to an HTPC (via USB) and Xbox 360 (via optical). Setup on both devices was plug-and-play.
Answered my questions within 24 hoursCONS:-Although they are loud enough and don't distort at max volume, I wish they were louder. I usually play games at a few notches under max. And I listen to music on my iphone at like 3/4 of the phone volume.
I play a lot of DOTA2 and enjoy having Spotify running in the background and this headset has exceeded my expectations to have great quality in terms of both games and music. The EQ on the wireless receiver has some nice presets and allows you to make custom presets as well. A common complaint about the H Wireless' sound is the lack of bass. I was actually quite happy with the bass and think the set is well-balanced. The overall volume of the headset has also been critiqued as too low.
I play some CS and similar games and I can pretty well make out softer sounds like footsteps, but I don't get nearly the accuracy from these as my A40's. I think the &#34;7.1&#34; is probably more of a hindrance than a benefit in that regard. They don't seem to leak sound out too badly, so I'm not bothering others while I play, which is a good bonus.
So I will try to break these down the best I can, I play Console and also PC games, this review is mostly on the ps4 set up. This headset is awesome beautiful sound, precise directional 7.1 sounds. Now I am coming from owning the Astros A40&#8217;s & A50&#8217;s and also the best that TB has to offer. The Astros are a great set of cans, no lie there!
I can't vouch for how they behave with a 5.1/7.1 input as right now I only have them attached via analog. If I play binaural files the sound is extremely lifelike.The headset is extremely comfortable and does a great job of isolating noise. Both the headband and the ear cuffs use memory foam - it might not feel quite perfect when you put it on but after about 30 seconds you don't feel them at all.
Answer: The headphones work great with the XB1. Run through the optical port and set XB1 to bitstream out and dolby digital.  Also, yes there is a 3.5mm jack which will receive music from phone/ mp3. Hope that helps.