volume on headsets to low on Xbox one

slychamp-53A62182-A908-4E4F-8382-8063F1B32A99 · Dec 28, 2015

I have tthe turtle beach TitanFall headset for Xbox one. its a decent headset, but always found volume to be a little quiet for me even tho I have volume on headset adapter on high. Well I got to the elite 800x turtle beaches and I love them but same problem,
i wish they would go louder. Are there any settings on Xbox to adjust volume louder or anyone else experiencing the same thing?

:)

Orzlar-BB941406-F404-46B4-881B-46BBD93BA0ED · Dec 28, 2015

Qustion: Xbox One Headset volume boost?

Are there any future plans on increasing the volume on the xbox one headset?

Basically I'm half deaf in both ears, and the current volume of the headsets are somewhat.. low?

Would it be possible to include an extra setting on the homepage settings that allows people to boost the headset volume if one has difficulty hearing it?

Antoine Journaux [Avant ventes - MS France] · Dec 28, 2015

Video ads and volume

I'm ok to play with ads on daly challenges (love them), but please lower down the default volume for your ads, remeber previous volume set for ads, or use the game volume setting to lower the volume automatically without disabling it by default, because
with headsets playing Xbox Music with a low volume, the ad volume will make me deaf

Azrael008uk · Dec 28, 2015

Your solution depends on what you are using to connect the headset to your controller.

Firstly - regardless of which set up you are using, make sure you have updated your controller with the latest updates.

Now...

If you are using the "Headset Adapter" then the buttons on the right hand side control your volume settings. The buttons on the left control the Game Volume to Chat Volume ratio. If you don't have this set up correctly you may not be getting the right
volume for your game or your chat. Try pushing on the chat volume button (bottom left) until the game volume dissapears completely. Then push the game volume (top left) up one so you hear the game sound... then adjust the chat volume using the controls on
the right hand side. Once that's comfortable... hit the game volume button (top left) until it's a comfortable game/voice balance.

If you don't have a headset adaptor and are instead using the 3.55mm jack directly in your controller (only newer models of the controller have this) then you can go to the dashboard, hit "left" on the D pad, scroll down to "Settings" and you have volume
sliders available to customise as whatever works best for you.

That's how you sort your volume out.

slychamp-53A62182-A908-4E4F-8382-8063F1B32A99 · Dec 28, 2015

The elite 800x are wireless so I'm not plugged into contoller at all.

Azrael008uk · Oct 31, 2018

Er...

Well according to page 7 of the set up manual you require the XBox ONE Chat Adaptor:

cdn-assets.turtlebeach.com/.../elite_800_user_guide_112114.pdf

So my next advice would be "Refer to page 7 of your Headset's Manual to get it to work with the XBox ONE".

PhloydBarnum

I believe low TV volume is intentional. A web search indicates that you may have more volume control if using an Xbox headset.

Azrael008uk

Er...

Well according to page 7 of the set up manual you require the XBox ONE Chat Adaptor:

cdn-assets.turtlebeach.com/.../elite_800_user_guide_112114.pdf

So my next advice would be "Refer to page 7 of your Headset's Manual to get it to work with the XBox ONE".

Azrael008uk

Your solution depends on what you are using to connect the headset to your controller.

Firstly - regardless of which set up you are using, make sure you have updated your controller with the latest updates.

Now...

If you are using the "Headset Adapter" then the buttons on the right hand side control your volume settings. The buttons on the left control the Game Volume to Chat Volume ratio. If you don't have this set up correctly you may not be getting the right
volume for your game or your chat. Try pushing on the chat volume button (bottom left) until the game volume dissapears completely. Then push the game volume (top left) up one so you hear the game sound... then adjust the chat volume using the controls on
the right hand side. Once that's comfortable... hit the game volume button (top left) until it's a comfortable game/voice balance.

If you don't have a headset adaptor and are instead using the 3.55mm jack directly in your controller (only newer models of the controller have this) then you can go to the dashboard, hit "left" on the D pad, scroll down to "Settings" and you have volume
sliders available to customise as whatever works best for you.

That's how you sort your volume out.

slychamp-53A62182-A9

The elite 800x are wireless so I'm not plugged into contoller at all.

isaiahcoffalot

Hi there Dakoda sorry to hear this!
Is this your headset volume so low or through TV speakers?

Interference, distance from the audio source, or low battery levels may cause fluctuations in volume using a headset. Ensure a stable Bluetooth connection, wired connection and keep your headphones within the recommended range, & charged to full for optimal volume performance

You can adjust your headset settings on the Audio & music screen: Press Xbox home - Select the Audio & music icon at the bottom of the guide. Headset volume: This can also be adjusted by rotating the dial on the outside of the earcup of your headset.

Check your TV settings there could be a 'Game mode' setting when playing which naturally turns down your volume. The quick and easy steps usually provide a solution! Best of luck.

volume on headsets to low on Xbox one