will run into some roadblocks when trying to connect non-Microsoft Bluetooth headphones to an Xbox One. But don’t worry — we’ve laid out a few workarounds below. This guide will walk you ...

These devices are certified by Microsoft and are suitable for every user. If despite trying the above-listed solutions, you still cannot use your Bluetooth headset with Microsoft Teams during a ...

Microsoft has a special page on its online ... Before you decide to connect your existing Bluetooth headphones to an Xbox One, you need to nail down a purpose. Are you trying to enjoy game audio ...

I would have taken one more button if it served as a multifunction button to control my device over Bluetooth, but Microsoft has limited the headset to just two buttons. There’s no way to ...

Microsoft just refreshed its Xbox Wireless Headset with a new version that supports Bluetooth 5.3. The new Xbox Wireless Headset promises up to 20 hours of battery life and supports Dolby Atmos ...

These Microsoft headphones are now rated at 20 hours battery life (instead of the predecessor's 15) with Bluetooth and noise-canceling on. Charging the headphones for 5 minutes (via USB-C ...

Depending on the model of the Bluetooth headphones, you may be able to connect them to one device at one time. Anand Khanse is the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, a 10-year Microsoft MVP (2006-16 ...

The upgrade means users can now use a Bluetooth headset or speakerphone to answer or end a Microsoft Teams call, without scrambling for the "end call" button that can often result in awkward pauses.