Compatible systems: Xbox 360, PS3, PC/Mac, Mobile; MSRP: $279.95 See It At: Tritton Warhead 7.1 The Tritton Warhead 7.1 is the ultimate wireless surround headset specifically designed for the Xbox ...

Two new peripherals are being added to the Xbox 360 family this November: the Xbox 360 Media Remote and the Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth. Andrew Yoon. July 26, 2011 7:00 PM. 7.

Bluetooth for your 360 and more The Xbox 360 wireless headset with Bluetooth allows users to chat over Xbox Live and Bluetooth enabled mobile phones without changing headsets, apparently.

The Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth goes for $59.99 while the Media Remote sells for $19.99. Both items will be on sale this November. Related. Category: Updates.

Microsoft pitchman Major Nelson has heralded the arrival of brand new Bluetooth Xbox 360 Wireless Headset and sleek new console media remote, both of ...

Inside the headset box you'll get several different ear adapters, a microUSB cord for charging, and there are two modes on the actual mode – Bluetooth Mode and Xbox 360 Mode, each of these shown ...

In the short term, it’s meant to give Xbox 360 users more ways of using their console headsets, beyond talking in multiplayer games, video chat or Avatar Kinect. The device, set for release in ...

Microsoft is to bring out a new Xbox 360 wireless headset with Bluetooth capabilities that is compatible with mobile phones, allowing users to play and take calls at the same time.

Over five years ago, I wrote a post on this very website about one enterprising Xbox 360 owner who velcroed a Jabra A210 Bluetooth adapter to the back of his controller, thereby freeing him from ...

Xbox 360 Bluetooth headset From June 30th Xbox 360 gamers will be able to get their hands on Datel's Bluetooth headset, although it will set you back £59.99.

Last year, Microsoft rolled out a new Xbox 360 controller with a transforming D-pad. Now, the Redmond tech giant is preparing two new Xbox 360 peripherals: a $60 Bluetooth headset and a fresh $20 ...

The old, white Xbox media remote was often a godsend. Instead of pressing odd buttons on the controller, the media remote let you control Netflix and DVD videos with ease and it was big and unique ...