my wired headset just broke. whats the typical battery life like and is it worth getting?
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wireless headsets work really well and you dont have to worry about that stupid plug in bending (like on the wired headsets) it takes a couple days to get used to the feeling of it though. Battery life depends on how much sound you put into it and how loud you are. Just charge it at night and it should last the entire day. Personally I'm gonna buy the Ear Force x3 because I like me some "in the game" audio. hope this helps
X1's are better. X3's are only wireless, which means there could be interference, which I've heard there is some, and they go through batteries really fast.wireless headsets work really well and you dont have to worry about that stupid plug in bending (like on the wired headsets) it takes a couple days to get used to the feeling of it though. Battery life depends on how much sound you put into it and how loud you are. Just charge it at night and it should last the entire day. Personally I'm gonna buy the Ear Force x3 because I like me some "in the game" audio. hope this helps
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wireless headsets work really well and you dont have to worry about that stupid plug in bending (like on the wired headsets) it takes a couple days to get used to the feeling of it though. Battery life depends on how much sound you put into it and how loud you are. Just charge it at night and it should last the entire day. Personally I'm gonna buy the Ear Force x3 because I like me some "in the game" audio. hope this helps
X1's are better. X3's are only wireless, which means there could be interference, which I've heard there is some, and they go through batteries really fast. u only think they're better because you own it. get over yourselfIf you want to go with wireless do not use Microsoft's headset, they are terribly uncomfortable and have the battery life of an Apple product.
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