“Under specifications it says “True wireless: no.” What does that mean?”
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If i understand it correctly, it's because it needs a dongle for the xbox audio. Everything xbox has to be special, and since licensing the use the special xbox wireless signal is expensive (from what i hear) most manufacturers elect to use a usb dongle. same thing with controllers. xbox's wireless signal is proprietary
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.2 usb dongles are used as a reciver on the back of your system also they are bluetooth and you can run music off phone and play game at same time
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure what that means but this headset has 2 usb 2.4 ghz dongles that plug into gaming console and PC (specific). And it can connect Bluetooth. The only wire that connects to the headset is when you charge it with USB-C cable.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Thanks for your inquiry, Jerry! According to Best Buy, True Wireless refers to "earbuds without cords that only have a connection via Bluetooth technology.". Being that the Stealth 700 Gen 3 uses a Wireless USB transmitter along with the Bluetooth connection, it would not be considered within the BestBuy definition of "True Wireless", even though the headset is completely wireless. We hope this helps. Best Regards!
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