Thank you for answering.GenGenners said:Yes, to my knowledge.ZZoMBiE13 said:Does Sony pack a headset in the box now? My phat PS3 didn't have one. Anyone know about the PS4?
http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013/06/14/hands-on-impressions-dualshock-4/
Why am I now picturing the Escapist office team sitting around a big screen with popcorn?Earnest Cavalli said:With those words in mind, we invite you to please visit the comments section below and enjoy airing your thoughts on the Xbox One's headset.
Not sure, but Sony is doing the same thing. Better than nothing I suppose, but most people use it for the mic than the listening experience. Of course then they will buy a $100 Turtle Beach headset or something down the line.Olrod said:Why would I want a headset with only one earphone? It looks very uncomfortable.
Microsoft hadn't said or done anything extremely stupid in the revealing of the headset, so we had to be reminded that they still hate the consumer and think we're stupid. Though it still wasn't exactly called for to bring it up in this specific article, as they have an article now dedicated to the specific comment that the Xbone is a $1000 value at only $499.99!Upbeat Zombie said:So does it come with the Xbox One in box? Other wise the "We're over-delivering value against other choices I think consumers can get," line seems a bit unrelated to the mic itself.
You know, the mic looked kind of crappy, but for it being out of the box, that's awesome. I've run for the past 2 years with the crappiest computer mic and only upgraded because my friend gave me his old one, so I could actually use this out of the box mic until we get a PS5. Another reason why I'm psyched to get this console.GenGenners said:Yes, to my knowledge.ZZoMBiE13 said:Does Sony pack a headset in the box now? My phat PS3 didn't have one. Anyone know about the PS4?
http://blog.eu.playstation.com/2013/06/14/hands-on-impressions-dualshock-4/
So...bringing back old features and touting them as "new"? Really Gamespot/MS?Earnest Cavalli said:In the realm of new, arguably impressive features, the headset does include a few. According to Gamespot, "players will be able to access mute and volume controls without taking their hands off the controller."
I think what annoys me most is that their wireless headsets are crap. Well, the old ones were OKAY. I had an old one and it worked well enough, picked up my voice without everything else in the room, but it wasn't spectacular. No cartwheels for it or anything. The newest one picked up everything and sounded like utter crap.Kalezian said:yea, considering that most bluetooth headsets work, while the Xbox needs a 2.5 jack or a 3.5>2.5 adapter for a microphone to work.
For voice communication only? I'm not sure I'd care. If there are other options, then yes.Kiya said:Well the PS4 does come with a mono headset included in the box according to Amazon.co.uk - the single picture I found of it online didn't make it look too good though (although the article did say it was a prototype) It also didn't look like it comes with a mic.
I would want a stereo headset anyway - seriously who wouldn't?
Obviously for the mind control chip installed on the headset to make sure taht you don't think about buying used games or not playing your xbox onetippy2k2 said:Whoa whoa whoa...I'm confused and maybe I'm just dumb but what are the batteries for? It looks wired so I don't believe it's wireless...or when he talks about the batteries, is he referring to the controller? It says that the headset comes with the batteries so I presume he's referring to the headset...
Anyway, shouldn't it have the poofy thing on the end? Where's my poofy thing!?!
It's probably like the 360 headset and is only for communication, not game audio. If it had two earphones you wouldn't be able to hear the game clearly.Olrod said:Why would I want a headset with only one earphone? It looks very uncomfortable.
This is a very good point. Why has no-one else picked up on this?Dominic Crossman said:Why would you need a mic on the headset when the mandatory kinect already has, in their words, a top of the range mic?