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Xbox 360 Head Set Communicator | 
 enlarge | From: Microsoft Software
Category: Video Games
List Price: $19.99
Buy New: $7.95
You Save: $12.04 (60%)
New (56) Used (11) from $5.48
Rating:  76 reviews
Sales Rank: 373
Platform: Xbox 360
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Xbox 360
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 2.8 x 10.8
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: B4D00001
Model: B4D-00001
UPC: 882224035323
EAN: 0882224035323
ASIN: B000B6MLU0
Release Date: November 15, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| | Boom microphone can be adjusted for optimal sound quality | | | In-line volume control and mute switch let users adjust the headset volume or switch mute on and off easily | | | Noise-canceling microphone improves game response to voice commands, and provides crisp and clear voice communication | | | Lightweight, over-the-head design enables comfortable use | | | The headset plugs directly into either the Xbox 360 Controller or Xbox Wireless Controller for easy use |
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Product Description
The Xbox 360 Headset heightens the experience of the unprecedented online gaming community, Xbox Live, allowing you to strategize with teammates, trash-talk opponents or just chat with friends while playing your favorite games. You can record and leave short voice messages for friends or family through the free Xbox Live Message Service or connect with buddies online using the headset in place of the phone. Turn it up or turn it down, and experience the most intense gaming experience possible.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 71 more reviews...
 Good, but certainly doesn't last December 4, 2008
Chappy (Virginia)
It's good, but it's really not reliable. I used this headset that came with my bought 360 for around 6-7 months, then it started to crap out on me. the plug-in became flakey, and then it became unusable. Soon after the first one died, I bought a second realizing the metal 'joint' sticking out of it snapped. The replacement didn't last four months or so before it started crapping out on me yet again. The 'joint' didn't even come off and it still 'died'. I'm gonna look for something else this time that will hopefully last at least a year... lol
 These are garbage December 1, 2008
Brandon L. Held (Tucson, AZ)
These things are terrible and overpriced. If you are a serious gamer you want to buy the Turtle Beach headsets. The only drawback is they require batteries, but other than that they are awesome!! This headset will break on you in about a month or so and always goes in and out. COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY!!
 A Great Headset November 27, 2008
Brian Adodgyir Harriman
I've had this for a couple months and it turned out great. The thing I like the most is the volume and mute switch is on the wire, not like the other headset model that dictates the sound from the block you connect into the controller(it's also better for plugging into a rock band guitar). It only took 3-4 days for it to get to my house, I bought it new and it certainly looked and smelled new. Overall I would highly suggest this headset over others.
 360 Headset September 13, 2008
R. Heighton (Seattle, WA)
Head set works fine but I really liked the orgiginal model that came with the game. The original allowed you to move the "on/off" switch with your thumb right by the hand controller. This model while it works fine the "on/off" switch is dangling on the cord that goes up to your head. You have to move your hand off the controller to control it.
Not an improvement over the older version September 9, 2008
D. L. Snell (Seattle, WA USA)
I have had my XBox 360 for over 2 years and like most people I have back ground noise in my house that is undesirable to the rest of the world (barking dog, barking wife and kids, etc). The older version of the headset had the mute switch located on your hand controller and could be switched with no effort at all - seriously, simpler than hitting the "X" button. Anyway, now Microsoft fixes the previous headset and locates the mute switch some 12" from the controller somewhere near my adams apple or whatever - not sure the brilliance with this or how this was supposed to help the gaming experience, guess I am not as smart as the richest man in the world. Anyhow, so with the unit I now leave my mike muted all the time as I don't have time in most games to hunt for the switch dangling from my earpiece. This is my same issue the the wireless headsets but save that for another review. Enjoy.
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