xbox one headset static and echo when it talk

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

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.

Hi there ADeadlyFlamingo,

In addition to what Mrs Assassin13 suggested, if you try a Skype Echo test , do you still experience the static noise with
your headset?

Are you experiencing constant static noise when others are speaking to you in an Xbox party? If so, our party audio steps may be able to help out
as well.

Hi there JohnLS5150,

Thanks for reaching out here in Xbox Forums. I understand there is an issue with sounds in your party chat.
I recommend taking a look at the following troubleshooting articles:

• Connecting a compatible headset to Xbox One
  
• Xbox One controller and headset compatibility
• 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.
  

An important configuration which enables all features and enhances the online experience is the network connection on the Xbox One console.

Give this a try and let us know the results.

First try this:

Examine and clean your Xbox hardware

To do this, follow these steps:

1. Examine the headset, the cord, and the connector for visible defects.
2. Make sure that no dirt or debris is on the headset connector. To clean the connector, use a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol.
   
3. Verify that your Xbox One Controller operates correctly. Verify that you can use the controller to turn on and turn off the console.
   
4. Firmly insert the Xbox One Chat Headset connector into the expansion port that is under the directional pad (D-pad) and the right stick on the controller
   

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You hear an echo or noise during game play

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, then reconnect it firmly to the controller's expansion port.
  
• 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 are using an Xbox One Wireless Controller, replace the AA batteries or recharge the Xbox One rechargeable battery.
  

If none of this works you may want to request a repair from Microsoft.