[quote name='Cheadyp']I now realize I am wrong about the color of the power button (all the wireless headset pics on the internet have brainwashed me), but I do know that they did a major change from when they initially released the headset.
Initially, the headset was extremely sensitive to noise. It would pick up even the slightest of sounds, such as you simply breathing. In addition, it had a problem where it would often give off a constant buzzing sound to other people on Xbox Live. There were also problems where the wireless connection to the Xbox 360 would often drop.
When they came out with the newer version of the headset, one of the main things they fixed was decreasing its sensitivity to noise. It will no longer pick up the sound of you simply breathing, though, if you play with the TV volume really high, you may still have a problem of it picking up your TV's sound.
They also fixed the buzzing problem sound, as well as, for the most part, fixed the problem where the wireless connection would drop.
The one that comes with this bundle is the newest version[/quote]
I'm disappointed with the headset. I can hear pretty well my friends, but my friends told me that they could barely hear me. While we were playing Left4Dead they also complained that my HT volume was too high when we were attacked by the horde
. So the headset is too sensitive to ambient noise, but it can't deliver my voice clearly
.
I guess I'll re-solder the EA-Motorola wired headset. It's uncomfortable after a couple of hours, but at least the sound is loud and clear and the mic is top notch.
I'm glad that at least I got "for free" a decent game with the headset...
I just read on wikipedia that it could have some issues with older wireless controller like the one that I usually use. So I'll try the joypad that came with my Xbox 360 Elite.