My microphone is making static noise

One more thing, when recording videos with my microphone on, there's a static noise in the background, but when talking to my friends through the same mic it's clear. Can this problem have anything to do with the input lag. And this is just a small detail, no need to start helping with the static noise, just a detail, or maybe a clue.

Hello!

It must be static unless some of your classmates tell you that some noise is heard.

you can cancel the microphone in the configuration section and turn off the microphone in the headset controllers

Do you have any other controllers you could connect the headset to?

Yes, the console came with two controls, and the other works seamlessly with the headset. Some friends even told me that my voice (microphone) looks better on this second control, which leads me to believe that the problem in the first control is not only the
static noises but also affects the microphone (which my friends say with some strange hisses).

Hi Chezniv, my name is Jhon, and will be a pleasure help you

Unfortunately, there is no guaranteed way to completely silence background noise from your microphone. Noise suppression is a useful feature, but it's not perfect. In some cases, it may not be effective enough to remove all background noise.

And each suppression function depends on the quality of your microphone.

Here are some tips you can try to reduce background noise:

*Place your microphone as close to your mouth as possible. This will help reduce the amount of ambient noise that the microphone picks up.

*Try using an omnidirectional microphone instead of a unidirectional microphone. Omnidirectional microphones pick up sound from all directions, which can help reduce background noise.

*Use a noise filter in your recording software. Some audio recording programs, such as Audacity, offer noise filters that can help eliminate background noise.

If these tips don't work, you can try using an external microphone. External microphones usually have better audio quality than microphones built into headphones. They also tend to have more advanced noise suppression features. Although as I said before it depends on the quality of your microphone since the operation is not perfect.

Best regards
Jhon

Hello, if the headphones work fine with other devices, then the problem is not with the headphones. If you have had the same problem with previous Xbox consoles, then the problem may be with the console settings or with the console hardware.

Changing your age on your Microsoft account should have nothing to do with the microphone issue.

The static noise you notice when microphone monitoring is on may be an indicator of an issue with the console's hardware.