Is this compatible with in-game chat?
741621
I have used on ventrilo and team speak. Make sure it is completely plugged in.
741622
Don't expect amazing sound quality. I had some noise issues in various games and sometime people on the other side couldn't understand me at all (same problem with Skype).I tried to use it with my Soul Republic Master Tracks and the quality drop is huge, I wasn't expecting a lossless quality but I was certainly wasn't expecting my 200$ headset to go mono. my advice is the unless it's for Skype spend a few extra bucks and get a USB headset or a better adaptor.
741623
From my experience it is, I've never had a problem with compatibility for anything with this
1162158
No. This is a gaming headset.. It's engineered only for games. The sound quality and its chat quality in playstation and Xbox is unbeatable but don't expect it to give you the same results via any other media source
134215
Yes, I have Beats headphones and it works fine for both game sound and chat.
26507
You can just plug it into your ps3/ps4 in USB slot but yo wont hear game audio only chat but if u hook up both u will hear game and chat sound
446180
Yes it has the standard specifications of any other usb headset so I do not see why using in a chat room would be difficult. And there was no special software if I'm not mistaken a driver was loaded but there was nothing I had to do or download.
946947
This cable is designed to connect a compatible headset to a PS4 controller for mic/chat functionality. It is not designed-for or supported-on Mac systems.
2058245
Yes this will work however you may need a 4 pole to 3 pole 3.5mm aux cable for the chat and audio to work on separate channels.
1337654
Yes. It has a feature to automatically adjust chat volume according to the sound signal, ie what's going on in the game. So if youre in a loud cinematic in game moment, the chat will also j crease in volume. I turn the sound down most of the time unless I'm gaming alone. I personally I don't like the feature because it sounds like people are uelling in your ear when the music gets loud
1748882
Yes. You need to buy the stereo headset adapter with the 2.5mm to 3.5mm cable for the xbox one controller if you want to hear the chat. It's sold by microsoft for around 24 bucks
1908549
Yes, the chatpad connects to the controller and the headset plugs into the chatpad.
1106366
The headset is compatible, for sound. However, to voice chat using the PDP Dolby, you need to get this adapter: Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter
2158429
Not sure. I can, however, tell you that the chat volume switching did not work for me on my PS4. The volume of the headset was also kind of low. I ended up returning mine and got an Afterglow headset that GameStop currently has on clearance. Check for these in your area. They are clearance priced down to $149.99.http://www.imgur.com/IH1P0m1.jpeg
134213
Ive read online that it will. Using the adapter the X1 sends audio to the adapter and then you can plug in what you want as headphones. If you have headphones with a mic it also should work with chat and game audio. But check forums to be sure.
1824949
Yes. You will need the Microsoft Stereo Headset adapter that plugs into the controller to get game chat(that goes for any headset). This headset comes with a 3.5mm headphone adapter that plugs into Microsoft's Headset adapter on the controller and delivers game audio and chat straight from the controller. This is what I currently use for Xbox One.Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter
278741
Cant speak from experience but I believe all chat is through bluetooth. So I believe you could link that to the computer while the game audio is from the console. Not 100% though
1165508
Do these only work for in-game chat on the ps3 or can i get fully game audio through them?
1736413
Yes, I have used these almost daily connected to my PS4 controller headset jack. The JLab is perfect for that. A low cost headset that is perfect for chat since it has good voice clarity and an inline mic. I use it mostly for playing NHL 15 online. You can adjust the volume in game by holding down the PS button until a menu comes up that shows a half dozen setting or so. One of them is the volume control for a connected headset. Hope that helps.