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Cheap but good headset?
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26-11-2010 4:39pm#1
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I went from Turtle Beach XLCs which were very good but the bottom of the range to X11s which would be midprice but a quantum leap in terms of sound quality. The X11s are under your budget too. Try E-Bay for deals.
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maybe this is a silly question but would wireless headset still work if he is using wifi to connect to xbl the reason i ask is i cant use my wireless earphones cheap ass ones when i am on the laptop they seem to interfer with the wifi?
Interference is always a possiblity with WiFi devices, as far as I know the X31 have the ability to "frequency-hop" ie. scan for the best available channel when used around other wireless devices, which a cheap set would not have the capability to do. It is not an guarantee of no interference, especially in very busy wifi areas, but does much reduce the possibility.
I could not say how effective the scanning technology is as I do not own a set personally (opted for the X11 for price reasons) . All I can recommend is to do a bit of research to see if there are many reports of interference problems with this headset, and if you still have serious doubts then go wired
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Pedro Monscooch wrote: »I have component cables hooking up to a surround sound system. Can the X11s plug into them giving the option to switch between?
It comes with one of these 3.5mm / RCA splitters which basically branches off the existing component audio to a 3.5mm output, so you can have sound on both devices (so you can simply mute/turn off the one you are not using).
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