Turtle Beach X31 wireless headset for Xbox debuts

Posted in Turtle Beach by Shane McGlaun on August 12th, 2009

turtlebeachearforcex31Turtle Beach has been making headphones for computers and game consoles for a long time. The company offers all sorts of other products as well that help gamers and computer users listen to music and watch movies without waking the whole house.

The latest set of headphones from Turtle Beach for the Xbox 360 is the Turtle Beach X31 stereo wireless digital RF gaming headset. The headphones are the replacement for the Turtle Beach X3 headset and allows for digital stereo sound to be sent without wires from the Xbox.

The headset also has a mic for voice chats in game. Chat Boost helps to boost the volume of spoken words in game so they can be heard over the game sound effects. The headset uses 2.4GHz connectivity between the Xbox and the headphones and bass boost and stereo expanded effects are built-in. The headset is available now for $99.95 online and in stores.

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One Comment to “Turtle Beach X31 wireless headset for Xbox debuts”
  1. John Says:

    I owned the one before this… and the tiny wire that connects the chat to the controller failed after a few months (wires the size of hairs) but thats not the worst part.. The headphones on your head for hours is uncomfortable and I swear that my head has been squeezed.. never mind the ghost effect ( feeling that they are on even when they are not).. or how about the edge of your ears being always sore.. Chat boost??? I had to turn down the game to hear the chat.. It didnt work as far as I could tell.. I would have been better off burning a hundred dollars for the heat it produces..

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