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Chances are you have a pair of Bluetooth earbuds or headphones that you use with your PC or mobile device. Bluetooth is widely accepted in most forms of entertainment. Still, when it comes to the Xbox Series X, Bluetooth is not natively supported, and that is because Bluetooth does not meet the standard for Xbox wireless accessories. As for a wireless connection,
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Connecting Bluetooth headphones to Xbox Series X
To connect your Bluetooth
Step 1:
Turn your transmitter on after connecting it to the controller and place it in the pairing mode. Check the instruction manual, as each transmitter can vary with this process.
Step 2:
Power on your Bluetooth
Step 3:
Since there is no visual queue of the
Disadvantages of using a Bluetooth transmitter with your Xbox Series X
Bluetooth is a widely-accepted audio format, but using a Bluetooth transmitter with your
Most Bluetooth
Alternative options to using Bluetooth headphones
If you have a recent smart TV or even a gaming monitor, that display may support Bluetooth connections natively. Connecting your
Ultimately for the best audio experience with your
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