I’m not able to hear my own Xbox voice messages

After you record your message and choose the option to play it, is there just a flat line there? Or is here a little graphic indicating something has been recorded?

If the line is flat, then that means its not recording anything.

If there is a graphic there indicating that something has been recorded, then check your headphone settings

With your headset plugged into the bottom of your controller

- Hit the Xbox Button on your controller and instead of choosing settings, choose Audio

- Make sure the Headset Mic is set to On and headset volume and mic monitoring is turned up

- Check the headset itself just to make sure there's no mute enabled on the headset

well I’m trying to play nba 2k17, I don’t think you have to have voice chat to play online lol, and it’s a suspension. I read the message at xbox enforcement and it says nothing about not being able to play online, just voice communication and messages.

The correct thing is not to hear yourself, to hear your voice is because there is a return and something is wrong and bothers you and the other players, that way I believe everything is right, is there any reason to want to hear your own voice?

I think you misread my answer, I'm saying my Mic works. I know this as I created a voice note to test if my mic was not being picked up by the Xbox. I did not say that I was able to hear myself.

I have found out what's the problem.

As soon as I attach a headset to my controller, I can't hear any voice comm at all.

I have even tried recording my own voice message (without sending it) and as long as a headset is attached to my controller, I can't hear anything.

When I unplug the headset I can listen to my own recording as well as my voice messages.

And it doesn't matter which typer of headset I have attached, have tried with several different and the result is the same.

Any clue what might be the problem?

Yeah I have the X4's and don't notice being able to hear my own voice until I use a mate's headset round at his.