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I took a gamble and tried this cheap little headset. I wanted something with just one speaker cause I have surround sound and don't need a stereo headset. Was a little concerned about sound quality before I purchased but to my surprise this thing is great. I can hear others clearly and my friends have said they can hear me clearly as well with no feedback....better than the crappy headset that comes with the xbox. Its comfy on my head...I do have small head so if you have a huge head I can't say how great it would be. Thinking of buying one for a friend whose mic really sucks. For the price you can't beat it.

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This headset works great with the Xbox 360. I have no problem being heard or hearing others in game. I selected these so I could hear the kids, the wife, the phone, and other things I need to listen for.

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I have read a lot of poor reviews about this headset, but I have had no problems whatsoever. Mic works great, the sound in the headphone is clear. I have 3 kids that use it all the time and have put it to the test. I just ordered a 2nd one today!

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The headset that came with my son's xbox 360 broke, so I got online to buy him another one. They were very expensive, especially for the quality. I found this headset, which was far less expensive. My son says it is much better than the original headset. He said that the sound is clearer, the volume has more control, and other people do not complain about an echo.

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When this thing works, its perfect. Outside of that however, there are some notable flaws (at least for the headset I received). The mute button on my headset might as well not be there. It works when engaged but turning the mic back on will only work if you take the plug out and put it back in. Something is also up with the way its connected the mute switch/plug area. Most times moving your head ever so slightly jostles the cord around and the speaker cuts out. You can usually tell when that's about to happen because of some static pop-like noise occurs a few times before cutting out entirely. The mic still works when it does this, but there's not any point in talking and not hearing anything in response. Plugging the headset back in can also be quite irksome in the middle of fairly intense games (Call of Duty/Halo Firefights/ Fastbreaks in NBA 2K, etc.)