does the Logitech h304 headset (wired usb) connect to xbox one

Hi, my name is Annanda, thank you for your question and for reaching out.

No, I'm afraid it will not work. Headsets need to be connected directly to the controller with a 3.5mm jack, and the controller does not have a USB connection where you can connect the headset, so I am afraid it will not work. You need headsets with a 3.5 mm jack to connect to the port on the controller, okay?

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The Xbox One does not support USB headset, the console only supports wired connection to the controller via the 3.5 mm jack or with the Xbox One headset adapter. which connects to the bottom of the controller, or you can use a wireless headset which connects
straight to the Xbox One wireless connection. Your best bet would be to purchase the Xbox One headset adapter.

https://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-one/accessories/stereo-headset-adapter

Hello GrekoAldebaran,

Thank you for your post. I understand you are experiencing an issue with using a Logitech G533 Wireless headset on your Xbox One. The Xbox One does have native support for wireless/USB headsets, please contact Logtiech for assistance with setup.

I hope this helps!

the original headset does not come with a 3.5mm jack but comes with a hardwired adapter that only plugs into the controller, no other way to connect it to the pc other than using a wired xbox controller or the wireless adapter with controller.

be better buying a one hear chat headset from turtle beach that has 3.5mm, or even better any usb headset as pc works with all including usb headsets.

Hi
AdrianHansen3,

There are many headset manufactures that have made headsets which use the Xbox's proprietary connection "Xbox Wireless" to connect their headsets to the Xbox One wirelessly without the need for a dongle or base station.
Some examples include Steelseries, Turtle Beach, and LucidSound. As of right now, I have not seen any announcements that would make your headset compatible because USB headsets are not supported on the Xbox. Logitech would have to release a new headset which
uses the same Xbox Wireless connection to connect to the console wirelessly, or Xbox would have to release a system update making all USB headsets compatible.

In either case, your best option would be to contact Logitech and ask if there are any plans to make a wireless headset compatible with the Xbox One, and you can also post on the

Xbox Requests forum to get your request seen by Xbox Insider developers and hopefully get some traction regarding USB headset compatibility on the Xbox One.

I hope this helps!