Windows 10: Using the volume dial on my headset will minimize whichever game I'm playing to bring up...

Nick122292 · Jan 1, 2023

I have the Logitech G PRO X Wireless headset with the mic NOT attached, if that matters. There's a small scroll wheel on the left ear cup that adjusts the volume. When I touch that, it will minimize any game I'm playing to desktop and the little volume slider pops up at the bottom of the screen just above the taskbar. I've also noticed, for example, if I'm using anything internet, file explorer, etc that's in its own window, and I use that scroll wheel, it will act as if I clicked somewhere else other than the window I was using. The color of the window's outside edges fades, like if you

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cadaveca · Jan 1, 2023

Good surround sound headset

I know you say you're not that guy, but stepping into the $250+ range really brings a change in build quality that might have you never having to buy another set. Otherwise, getting 6 speakers with decent sound in a headset is hard, and that's what you are asking for, and I have no suggestions, but just a bump up the list. *Stick Out Tongue

Brink · Jan 1, 2023

Plug in and Game on with the New Xbox Stereo Headset

I think we can all agree audio is fundamental to our gaming experiences. Personally, I cannot get my game on without my favorite gaming headset! At Xbox, we have made some big strides over the last year to offer you some of the best gaming headsets out there. From our Xbox Wireless Headset to our partnership with the legendary audio makers at Bang & Olufsen and the many other headsets we offer through our Designed for Xbox program, we are confident you’ll find the headset to meet your gaming needs.

Today, you can add one more option to the list. We are pleased to announce our Xbox Stereo Headset, available for pre-order today. With the new Xbox Stereo Headset, we are bringing everything you expect from Xbox products like performance, stand-out features, quality, and accessibility to deliver immersive experiences across console, PC, and mobile devices. We also wanted to bring you more value to the entry-level headset category, including clear microphone performance, high-quality ear cushions, and a volume control dial on the right earcup.

The Xbox Stereo Headset features many of the design elements found the Xbox Wireless Headset. The flexible, lightweight design with an adjustable headband utilizes plush cushioning to spread pressure more evenly around the top of the head. Ultra-soft large earcups will keep you comfy during those “extended” play sessions, and easily accessible on-ear controls for volume and mute will make this a staple in your gaming arsenal. Connect directly to the Xbox Wireless Controller or other devices through the 3.5mm audio jack, no batteries required.

To generate the best possible experience across gaming, team chat, music, and movies, the team tuned the headset to replicate the intended audio recording source that the creators wanted you to experience. The result of this is hearing the audio as close as possible to how it was recorded, by ensuring clean mid & high frequency performance with strong bass. And to take your audio one step further, the Xbox Stereo Headset supports high-fidelity spatial sound technologies including Windows Sonic, Dolby Atmos, and DTS Headphone: X (may require additional purchases or app downloads).

As someone who owns and uses three different headsets for gaming, let me share how this became one of my daily drivers and why you’ll love it too:

If you’re new to gaming and looking for a comfortable design, this is a great entry-level headset that includes many of the features found in our Xbox Wireless Headset.

If you already own a wireless headset, this is the perfect addition to your setup for those times you forget to charge it or replace the batteries.

I also prefer using a wired headset when I play on my PC. This quickly became my favorite headset for PC gaming because it offers the best sound quality while eliminating any latency issues.

The Xbox Stereo Headset is available for pre-order today from Microsoft Store and other select retailers for $59.99 USD worldwide.

Check xbox.com for more information.
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Source: Plug in and Game on with the New Xbox Stereo Headset - Xbox Wire

Brink · Jan 1, 2023

Smart Dialing reportedly demoed for Windows 10 on phone

No one could ever claim that the dialer on the current version of Windows Phone is exceptional. Sure, it works, it is easy to read, and it has most functions that we expect from something as simple as a dialer.

However, it is missing Smart Dialing – the ability to type someone's name using the keypad to bring up their contact information. This feature saves you the extra step of opening the contacts list and scrolling until you find the person you want to dial. Instead, as you type those initials (D…a…n…) the list sorts down to the number you want.

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Read more: Smart Dialing reportedly demoed for Windows 10 on phone | Windows Central

Windows 10: Using the volume dial on my headset will minimize whichever game I'm playing to bring up...

Using the volume dial on my headset will minimize whichever game I'm playing to bring up...

Using the volume dial on my headset will minimize whichever game I'm playing to bring up...

Using the volume dial on my headset will minimize whichever game I'm playing to bring up...

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