Xbox headset echo

I also have issues with a friend and echo. This really seems related to the headset they use.

That friend's cat chewed through their headset cable, and he had to use a different one, and I always heard myself VERY CLEARLY with a slight delay. This made it
https://youtu.be/hnaOpWCJwXU?t=168.

After he replaced his headphones with the standard Xbox mono-chat headset, the echo was gone.

If your friend just switches from one kind of headsets (e.g. he has multiple phone headsets like the cable Apple Earbuds), they might all give you an Echo, but if he switches to a completely different type of headset, like the original Xbox chat headset,
the Echo should go away.

If he wants to have a headphone that also supports game sound, he might have to do some trial and error to find a headset that works without Echo. Or get a certified Xbox One compatible headset. For example, personally I use a Plantronics RIG400HX, which
is a reasonably priced headset, with excellent quality.

If you hear an echo or noise during gameplay

Note If you hear an echo effect, it often originates from the person who is talking and not necessarily from the person who hears the echo. For example, if you hear an echo only when someone else talks, the problem may be with the headset connection
of the person who is talking.

The following conditions may cause an echo or noise during gameplay:

• The microphone detects ambient noises. This includes voice transmission that comes from the earpiece.
  
• The headset plug is not fully inserted into the controller.
• You’re using the Xbox One Wireless Controller, and the battery levels in the unit are low.
  

If you or other players hear an echo or other noise during gameplay, try the following:

• Turn the volume down on your TV or stereo.
• Disconnect the headset, and then reconnect it firmly to the controller's expansion port.
  
  Note Never pull on the headset cable when removing it from your controller. Remove your headset from your controller by pulling on the body of the headset plug.
  
• Clean the plug on the headset cable with a clean cloth, and then reconnect the headset to the controller.
  
• Test the headset by connecting it to a different controller.
• If you're using an Xbox One Wireless Controller, replace the AA batteries or recharge the Xbox One rechargeable battery.
  

Source

any headset you get shouldn't echo if you fix the settings, ive never had a issue but ive had friends with same headset echo on me and I think its because of the settings

Have you tried this?
support.xbox.com/.../wired-headset-help

You hear an echo or noise during gameplay

Note If you hear an echo effect, it often originates from the person who is talking and not necessarily from the person who hears the echo. For example, if you hear an echo only when someone else talks, the problem may be with the headset connection
of the person who is talking.

The following conditions may cause an echo or noise during gameplay:

• The microphone detects ambient noises. This includes voice transmission that comes from the earpiece.
  
• The headset plug is not fully inserted into the controller.
• You are using the Xbox One Wireless Controller, and the battery levels in the unit are low.
  

If you or other players hear an echo or other noise during gameplay, try the following:

• Turn the volume down on your TV or stereo.
• Disconnect the headset, and then reconnect it firmly to the controller's expansion port.
  
  Note Never pull on the headset cable when removing it from your controller. Remove your headset from your controller by pulling on the body of the headset plug.
  
• Clean the plug on the headset cable with a clean cloth, and then reconnect the headset to the controller.
  
• Test the headset by connecting it to a different controller.
• If you’re using an Xbox One Wireless Controller, replace the AA batteries or recharge the Xbox One rechargeable battery.
  

Note Never pull on the headset cable when removing it from your controller. Remove your headset from your controller by pulling on the body of the headset plug.

Clean the plug on the headset cable with a clean cloth, and then reconnect the headset to the controller.

Test the headset by connecting it to a different controller.

If you’re using an Xbox One Wireless Controller, replace the AA batteries or recharge the Xbox One rechargeable battery.

If you're also having issues, I would recommend starting your own thread, as your resolution might be different from the original poster. If you start a new support thread we can specifically troubleshoot your issue without derailing support for the person
that started this thread.