Review on 🐢 Turtle Beach X32 Amplified Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox 360 - Enhanced Stereo - Discontinued by Manufacturer by Cody Michels

I bought this headset because I had an old X11 and wanted to go wireless because the cable for the X11 is ridiculously long and never needed for my games as I'm about 5 play feet from my tv. Let me just say this headset is great. I read some reviews before buying because I wanted to make sure it was worth $100. I've read complaints from people saying that it produces constant noise and others that the game or voice chat audio cuts out badly. It bothered me, but I tried them anyway. I've had the X32 for just over a month now and so far I haven't had a single technical problem that would make me doubt my purchase. So I'll keep the review nice and simple: Pros: + A very reliable connection for the most part. The wireless functions of the headset are very reliable. + The audio is very clear and the voice chat is incredibly audible. The difference with this and the usual headset is very easy to see. Now I can't stand chatting online with a regular microphone.+ There is an additional connection for mobile devices. I like to listen to music while I play. Game sounds, chat and music are perfectly combined. + Good battery life. I bought several rechargeable batteries that I have installed for a long time. I get over 20 hours of use before the headset asks me to replace the batteries. Cons: It causes a few minor connection errors, sometimes lasting no more than 3 seconds. - I decided to list it. as a scammer, although that doesn't bother me at all. It generates noise when the volume is turned up and the sound doesn't come on all the time. So if you're watching a movie at high volume, there will be noise in the quiet parts. But I don't play or watch anything loud enough to disturb noise. ^^^ Others might find this extremely annoying. - Wearing it for a long period of time may become a bit uncomfortable. But that could only be me. - Although the chat and game sounds are bright, it often takes me a while to adjust the two volumes to get a good balance. If this is not done, it will be difficult for me to hear my friends through my friends' voices during the game or the game. But it's easy to fix. A few other very small and minor annoyances that don't bother me at all. For example, the people you are communicating with can hear almost all sounds in the vicinity of your microphone. So if there is an open window near you with loud noises coming from outside, they will probably be able to hear it. I hope this helps you decide if they are right for you. I didn't have any problems because my setup is very simple and there isn't much room for error or interference with sounds. More complex settings can cause problems that I don't have. All I know is that they work wonders for me.