I want to use it with my TV. Would it work with a transmitter, like this http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueSense-Wireless-Bluetooth-Transmitter/dp/B ?Also, would the microphone work while gaming with an Xbox 360? I want to use it with my TV. Would it work with a transmitter, like this http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueS... » Read More I want to use it with my TV. Would it work with a transmitter, like this http://www.amazon.com/GOgroove-BlueSense-Wireless-Bluetooth-Transmitter/dp/B ?Also, would the microphone work while gaming with an Xbox 360? « Show Less
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hello! I've been using this with my cellphone, my tablet, my Ipod, my laptop and my pc. and it work (headphone and mic) ... then, I bought the wireless transmitter usb-bluetooh (also creative), and it work wit my pc... but I try with my Tv and my radio and it just does not work!! :( ... its so sad , because I really wanted to use this headphone with my tv!
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The headphones should work with any Bluetooth-enabled device. I have used these headphones with two Android phones, an Android tablet, and my laptop, all without problem. It will likely not work with the Xbox 360 unless there is an intermediary device which converts the signal to Bluetooth. The Xbox 360 does not have Bluetooth functionality built-in.
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I have the Gogroove Transmitter and the WP-350 headphones. I haven't been able to pair them. Maybe I'm not doing it correctly. Anybody have any luck with. The transmitter works with Motorola Bluetooth headphones.
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First of all, the following only describes what I did to make it work on my TV. It is NOT a direction, nor a recommendation. 1. Use a transformer (not included) of voltage needed (read user manual to find out power input needed, I think it is 12V) to supply power to transmitter (I just used black vinyl electrical tape to tape + to red and - to black). 2. Affix transmitter within line of sight at where headsets will be used. 3. Connect transmitter audio input to TV audio output. 4. Power on the transmitter and headsets. Voila!
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If your tv has a headphone jack on in, you can plug the transmitter part of this item into it & it'll work, completely wireless. I currently have mine plugged into my tv & can walk around the house with the headset on & still listen to my tv programs or whatever it is I have going on my tv.
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I tried a wireless Logitech keyboard with my Xbox 360 and my Xbox One and it didn't work with either. Make sure before you answer a question you know what you're talking about. "It should work" doesn't mean anything. This is very simple: Yes or No or DON'T ANSWER AND WASTE PEOPLE'S TIME!
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It will work: it's the exact same plug the wired headsets use. I had a bodyglove headset made for phones; it worked with Xbox at a good volume and all that, but the bodyglove really made my ears sore (too tight clamping my outer ear). I fell back on the simple platronics gaming headset most like the original Microsoft 360 one, which is louder than the MS manufacture headset and has lasted me like 5 years! I also use it on my cellphone in a pinch, or if I'm talking to my girlfriend (cuz we talk for a long time). Platronics makes a 360 version of this headset called the gamecom x30, but from what I can tell its the exact same headphone with Xbox 360 white, gray, and green accent colors that happens to sell for $30. I only just found this tan one and have put it on my shortlist.
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Yes. I tried this out on my PS4 and it works perfectly. I was using my Sennheiser headset like it was a native PS4 device. Once you set the console to feed the audio through the headset, it remembers that choice. If you unplug the Xonar device, the audio automatically reverts to the tv speakers, and when you plug it back in, the audio shifts instantly back to it. Yes, the mic works too.
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Personally I have never used them for that, but if you can Bluetooth your headset to your xbox, PS4, or desktop then I don't see why not. But like I've already said. I don't know if it can be done.
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It will work with the Xbox One, but not right out of the box. You will need to buy the Xbox one adapter that will allow you to use it (I think the adapter goes for 25 dollars, I don't really remember what I paid for it.) The adapter allows any stereo headset to work so the SLYR works nice. You don't need to do anything but plug the headset straight into the xbox one adapter for headsets and you'll immediately get game sound to tell you that it is working. No more long cables running between you and the tv/xbox 360. The adapter even allows you to adjust game sound right from it by simply pressing the +/- controls. The other side has controls for game/person volume with a mute in the middle. It will work with the Xbox One, but not right out of the box. You will need to buy the Xbox one adapter that will allow you to use it (I think the adapter goes for 25 dollars, I don't really remember what I paid for it.) The adapter allows any stereo headset to work so the SLYR works nice. You don't need to do anything but plug the headset straight into the xbox one adapter for headsets and you'll immediately get game sound to tell you that it is working. No more long cables running between you and the tv/xbox 360. The adapter even allows you to adjust game sound right from it by simply... » Read More It will work with the Xbox One, but not right out of the box. You will need to buy the Xbox one adapter that will allow you to use it (I think the adapter goes for 25 dollars, I don't really remember what I paid for it.) The adapter allows any stereo headset to work so the SLYR works nice. You don't need to do anything but plug the headset straight into the xbox one adapter for headsets and you'll immediately get game sound to tell you that it is working. No more long cables running between you and the tv/xbox 360. The adapter even allows you to adjust game sound right from it by simply pressing the +/- controls. The other side has controls for game/person volume with a mute in the middle. « Show Less
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The best thing to use is an xbox 360 controller like i did. Just make you use a controller that support windows. (It must have a bluetooth reciver. It includes with the controller)
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I agree with all the other answers. One thing you need to ensure is that you have an analog audio output from your TV, so you can plug it into this bluetooth transmitter. A lot of newer HDTVs are only equipped with a digital audio out, which won't work with this device.
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Yes and no. It has an audio output. If your Bluetooth headset has an audio input, then yes it will work. If your Bluetooth headset has a USB input, then no it will not work. It only has a mini-USB port. If you use a male mini-USB to female USB it might connect. Will it work? I have no idea, but I won't bank on it.
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I am afraid I don't know the answer to that question. Both would show up (Separately) as audio sources(with the same name which cannot be changed) so at a minimum, you would have to be able to output to, and input from, 2 audio sources. You may get by with one transmitter, but since it links to a specific headset, it may not work. Then there is the problem of both being on the same(or nearly the same) frequency perhaps interfering with each other. So my best guess, is that you will not be able to use more than one with the same source close together. BUT, it is just a guess.
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I've used it just great via HDMI via a computer and with a Blueray/DVD player hooked up and it work great. I imagine it'd work just fine with an xbox 360... only issue would be controlling the volume on the monitor is a pain in the neck. We used this monitor with a Dish Network box for a few weeks. No remote control with volume controls makes it horrible for sounds. I'd suggest hooking the xbox sound up to an external sound system if you can. Hope that helps.
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The transmitter will only connect with one headset at a time. If you're referring to using more than one headset on Xbox 360 in general -- it is possible, but each player will need their own Xbox Live account in order to communicate with others online.
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What transmitter are you using this in and did you get the appropriate adapter to convert the stereo plug for use in your transceiver? Mine worked right out the box. I have a Sennheiser lapel mic and a Shure transmitter. But in the process I had to get the appropriate converter. Hope this helps.
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That feature works fine, the voice came a little bit lower than the original equipment but clear. Bluetooth works as well as the original equipment. No need to plug the mic, it came the unit built in, as long as the original came with that feature. I hope this help, good luck.
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If your TV has an audio output jack, you can get a cable, and probably an adapter, and connect it to the Pyle transmitter shown, then pair a bluetooth speaker with it (or bluetooth earbuds, headphones, etc.).The only problem I had with mine was after a very short time, maybe a month, my Pyle transmitter would not charge, so if I want to use it, I have to keep it plugged in so it has juice. Other than that, it works fine.