Essential as they are in many aspects of life, wires are the worst. It’s no fun to have cables snaking around your entertainment setup, especially if you’re into gaming. They become problematic very quickly.
Unfortunately, the Bluetooth headphone revolution hasn’t quite made its way to gaming yet. You technically can use Bluetooth headphones on modern video game consoles, but every method for doing so will cost you extra money and some pairing methods are easier than others.
The good news is that it can be done. Here’s how.
Which Bluetooth headphones work with Xbox One?
Technically, the answer to that question is “none.” Whether it’s PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo, none of the current generation (or last generation, in Xbox One’s case) consoles natively support Bluetooth audio. They have Bluetooth capabilities, but they’re basically just there for wireless controller connectivity. That said, the word “technically” always leaves some space for exceptions, and that’s the case here, even if said exceptions aren’t ideal. Read more…
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