i bought the red dragon h350 pandora gaming head set when i use the microphone it sounds so bad

Hi Roxx, my name is Rodrigo. I'm an Independent Advisor and a member of the Microsoft community and I'd love to assist you today.

I am sorry to hear that.

Have you tried to install the headset application?

https://solidpower.cloudstorage.pw/REDRAGON/SOFTWARES/SOFTWARE H350RGB PANDORA.rar

Let me know if it works!

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I love having surround sound. It makes things like the Dragon Shouts or voices in your head so cool.

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Yeah, useful for when a dragon flies off and I can't see it for trees\rocks. I can just listen for it and turn based on where the sound is coming from. Same for all games really, esp. ones with helicopters\flying things.

I got them connected to tv, but when i connect microphone the speakers turn off, and i dont want to use headset

Your TV speakers turn off when you connect a microphone?

It might be, that you have set your audio settings to use headphone sound, whenever a headset is connected.

Go to the settings under Display and Sound, and turn off the option to have the sound output to the headphones.

Then you should be able to have a microphone connected to the controller, without the sound from the TV going out.

I'm sorry, but your post confuses me a bit.

In the heading, you say your friend hears you, but you can't hear yourself? Or do you mean you can't hear her?

So I understand it correctly, that your friend is on PC?

When your friend is on PC, and you can't hear your friend, ask them to open the Settings in Windows 10.

In the Windows 10 settings, have them search for "Sound" in the top search bar.

Under "Input" make sure they have selected the correct Microphone device, and that they didn't accidentally mute the microphone (if the Microphone has a muting switch).

Have them talk into the microphone and check if the microphone display in the settings app is moving.

Also, what type of microphone are they using? Is that an USB headset, or is that a headset with analogue 3.5mm jacks?

Hi there Shooter,

Thanks for reaching out here in Xbox Forums. I understand there is an issue with adjusting sound. To help clarify the issue:

• Are you using the volume bar in the Dashboard for the Pandora App?

I recommend to try the following when the app is in use:

1. Xbox button > click on Pandora app > Adjust sound

If the issue persists, try
re-installing the Pandora App.

Give this a try and let us know the results.