Wireless Headsets

So i understand that recently xbox has released some wireless headsets that are now compatible with windows 10 and xbox and those are the only usb wireless headsets you can use. My question is, why cant xbox make some changes so you can you other wireless
headsets that are compatible with windows 10 and xbox?

Im currently looking at the razer man o war wireless 7.1 surround sound, and its only compatible for ps4, pc and windows 10 but it cant work for xbox. The new razer thresher ultimate basicly has the same stuff and is comaptible with xbox. That all i had
to say. If somebody could get back to me explaining why its like this, i would like to know.

:)

 

How to connect and use an Xbox wireless headset

Connect a wireless headset to a console

To connect a wireless headset to a console, follow the steps bellow:

• First you need to turn on your console and wireless headset.
• You have to press and then release the connect button on your console.
• Within 20 seconds, you also have to press and hold the connect button on the back of the wireless headset for two seconds.

Notes:

• Each connected controller can have an associated headset.
• The Xbox 360 Wireless Headset works with 30 feet (9 meters) of your console.

Use your wireless headset

You can turn the headset on or off pressing the power button on the headset.

The headset automatically turns off when you shutdown the console or when it is idle two minutes.

You can adjust the volume pressing the + or – button. To mute the headset, you need to press and hold the power button.

 

How to charge your Xbox Wireless Headset

You should charge your wireless headset overnight before you start using it for the first time. You can charge your wireless headset using a USB charging cable or an AC power adapter.

To charge with a USB charging cable, connect one end of the headset charging cable to your wireless headset and plug the other end into a USB port on your Xbox 360 console. You have to turn on your console to charge the headset.

To charge with an AC power adapter, plug it into an electrical outlet and connect the other end to the wireless headset.

Note: When you connect the AC power adapter with your headset, the connection (if any) between the headset and console will be interrupted.

At the time of charging, the lights on your wireless headset flash one at a time, and then turn off. But when the headset is fully charged, all four lights blink together.

The headset beeps when the battery is low.

• If your headset beeps two times, it means that 30 minutes of battery life remains.
• If it beeps three times, 5 minutes of battery life remains.

 

As far as I can see, it's just an area that's been neglected. Someone responded to a post of mine about this subject a day or so ago stating it's up to the manufacturer of the headset to make it compatible. I'd think Microsoft being the software giant that
it is could easily implement support for wireless devices as it has on PC for decades. This has been a massive area of disappointment for me with regards to Xbox One. Especially for having shelled out $499.99 for Xbox One X and not being able to use a $149.99
headset wirelessly (e.g. without a 3.5mm cord connected to the controller). I hope developers take note of posts like these and make support a priority.