will this connect an xbox and computer
352257
Yes it will. Connect a wan port to your router and you'll have four output ports to connect to any four devices including Xbox and computer.
352258
It should I have a printer and computer connected as well as an access point.
352259
No reason it shouldn't. We have one connecting one of our XBOX 360's to a network.
352260
I don't have an Xbox but if it has an Ethernet port than yes. It can connect up to 4 Ethernet ports.
433170
It worked with every laptop/PC that I tried. If xbox1 has these two outputs, then I don't see any reason why not to work - it doesn't have any active part.
1664639
If you're looking for an adapter for your PC that will connect an Xbox One controller to your PC, you may be able to already connect it using a USB adapter made for the controller.I don't know much about the Xbox One controller and its properties but do some research before you start spending your money.
1374588
Sure, I bought this to connect both my Xbox and my PC to the same set of speakers.
622762
I don't have an Xbox, but I do have a Wii hooked up to mine. If they connect the same way, then yes.
1655431
Yes. You can connect xbox and laptop to tv and enjoy its great picture quality.
382427
The end is a USB so it will plug directly into your computer as well as the Xbox, mine works great!
1485150
I don't know for sure because I don't know what output Xbox uses, but this device has ports for optical and coaxial inputs. If Xbox uses another type of output (like HDMI?) it wouldn't work. There are other converters for that on Amazon, if it's what you need.
835176
No, Not directly.. You would need a pc to run the software and cables to work the output into the xbox.... So No the answer is no.
850483
The product description indicates PC, MAC and Mobile so I think the answer is no it won't work with XBox. It works great with PC though. Manufacturers product page: https://www.turtlebeach.com/product-detail/pc-headsets/ear-force-z22/368
433000
Odds are this will not work. Xbox put something in their hardware that would ONLY allow official Xbox 360 adapters to work.
1283951
I don't think so. It's USB and designed to be used on a PC. But I'm not an Xbox guy so maybe someone who is can comment...
1395188
Yes it will just plug this cable into your controller and then plug it in your PC to update the cord and its drivers so it can be able to charge your controller on the PC and Xbox console you'll know it'll work once after it installs your the cord drivers to your PC the red light will come on on the cord. To play with the wireless controller on your PC while being plugged up just go to your device manager and scroll all the way at the bottom and select your controller properties and then select its wireless playback drivers for your PC to Xbox controller.
1544391
No. It did not work for me. I used this to connect xbox to a monitor and out was so bad (forget HD) that it was impossible to play games.
694169
As long as you have interface for the Xbox and the Mic, it will work. If you cant find any interface between Xbox and the Mic then It would not work.
545547
This adapter plugs into the 360 port. And works for any headset with the red and white audio cables. You however can only use the HDMI port for connecting the Xbox to the tv.
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You could always use a crossover cable/ethernet cable (really think crossover but it has been awhile since I did it) from laptop to xbox. Then bridge the network connection between the two devices (that is as simple, at least with windows, as clicking your on the wireless connection and ethernet connection and right clicking and choosing bridge connection) within the network so it would be using the device through the computer still but allow your xbox to utilize the antenna. Full disclosure: It has been awhile since I have done this (and if I remember correctly mainly the original xbox), and I don You could always use a crossover cable/ethernet cable (really think crossover but it has been awhile since I did it) from laptop to xbox. Then bridge the network connection between the two devices (that is as simple, at least with windows, as clicking your on the wireless connection and ethernet connection and right clicking and choosing bridge connection) within the network so it would be using the device through the computer still but allow your xbox to utilize the antenna. Full disclosure: It has been awhile since I have done this (and if I remember correctly mainly the original xbox),... » Read More You could always use a crossover cable/ethernet cable (really think crossover but it has been awhile since I did it) from laptop to xbox. Then bridge the network connection between the two devices (that is as simple, at least with windows, as clicking your on the wireless connection and ethernet connection and right clicking and choosing bridge connection) within the network so it would be using the device through the computer still but allow your xbox to utilize the antenna. Full disclosure: It has been awhile since I have done this (and if I remember correctly mainly the original xbox), and I don « Show Less