Xbox One App picking up static from PC Headset

I experiencing the same static junk! Picked up my xo sevens and when I'm in a chat with friends the static that comes through when they talk is terrible! The cheap headset Microsoft gave us with the xbox has better chat audio! Please please fix the static
issue! Both of my friends that picked up the chat adapter for their x12's are going through the same stuff! I know it's not the headset. Game audio sounds great just the chat sounds bad.

I took the stereo headset back for this exact reason. I talk pretty loudly and it was struggling to pick me up a lot of the time. I got the X04's and the mic is crazy sensitive. It will pick you up if you are whispering. Both headsets still have static/poping
issues because of the adapter though. Ugh. Doesn't seem to be a perfect headset option out there right now.

Sorry for the. very. very late post. i'v been using them for a while on xbox one. they are good. but theres alot of static when you turn it up via the headset and the sound is really low, even when turning it up on the adapter. im not sure if theres a way
to fix this but, it is what it is. I don't know if its doing it because its being powered by my 360. but its the only option i have.

Also, if possible. can anyone recommend a headset that will work on the PC,, 360 and One and sure that theres no static on any of them?

Hi Lemm,

I have the same headset for my PC and to use it on my Xbox One it needed to be connected via the controller. To do that you will need a connector that joins the headset and mic jacks into one jack to plug into the controller. In the end my experience with
them on console was sub par and I ended up picking up a separate headset for my Xbox. Hope it helps

There are a few potential issues that could be causing your Xbox Game Bar and Xbox app on PC to not pick up your headset audio. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try to fix the problem:

1. Check your headset and audio settings: Make sure your headset is properly connected to your PC and that the audio settings in your PC are correctly configured. You can check and adjust your audio settings by going to the "Sound" settings in the Windows Control Panel.
   
2. Restart your PC: Sometimes simply restarting your PC can fix issues with audio not being picked up by certain applications.
   
3. Update your audio drivers: Outdated audio drivers can cause issues with audio not being picked up by certain applications. You can check for and install updates for your audio drivers by going to the manufacturer's website for your audio device and downloading the latest drivers.
   
4. Reset your Xbox app: If you're using the Xbox app to chat with friends, you can try resetting it to see if that fixes the problem. To reset the app, go to "Settings" > "Apps" > "Apps & features" and then select the Xbox app. Click "Advanced options" and then select "Reset."
   
5. Repair the Xbox app: If resetting the app doesn't work, you can try repairing it. To repair the app, go to "Settings" > "Apps" > "Apps & features" and then select the Xbox app. Click "Advanced options" and then select "Repair."
   

If none of these steps help, you may need to contact Xbox support for further assistance.