Will Xbox one support 3rd party USB devices in the future ???

for example my Bose C5 speaker ??? i really hope Xbox One can support more devices that makes gamers enjoy playing games more flexible ！

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Console freezes with plug-n-play charge kit.

Sorry to hear of this issue. Have you tried different USB ports on the console? Also, it may very well be that it is old or that it is a 3rd party device. It worked in the past but Xbox does not guarantee 3rd party devices will function properly with
the console.

 

Corrupted DLC broke my xbox?

By external hard drive, I mean the one that snaps in the top, not a 3rd party one that connects via USB. I know using those 3rd party USB hard drives with the Xbox 360 are bothersome.

 

I wouldn't hold your breath, though there's no reason you cannot plug the Xbox One into the C5 puck's aux input using an optical to analog audio adapter and the correct cables.

 

I would love to use my Logitec G930 wireless headset with the ONE. We all know they CAN do it, but wont.

 

well, u should know if u using AUX input for Bose C5, u wont hear the true sound from this awsome speaker since the internal sound card isnt work...

 

You aren't going to see general USB audio card support on Xbox One.

 

Pretty sad when a multi-billion dollar profit company still feels the need to limit the gamers on their options for accessories. Corruption and profiteering in this country is at an all time high.

 

But that's what companies do, if they didn't make profits, the companies would go bust.

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And as for limiting your use of 3rd party peripherals, Microsoft have already said 3rd party headset support is coming.

 

[quote user="U Go 6 FT BeLOW"]Pretty sad when a multi-billion dollar profit company still feels the need to limit the gamers on their options for accessories.[/quote]Works for Apple.

You're asking for PC-level peripheral support in a $500 black box designed to be used by the Masses. These same Masses yell irately at call center employees when they try to use things that have never been tested.

It's a console. If you want the headaches and frustration and compatibility issues that come with a PC, buy a PC.

 

It's 2014. The xb1 is a modern day device. Analog audio out is a thing of the past.

Get with the program and move forward.