Besides the addition of the new headphone jack, it looks like the updated Xbox One controller will be the same as existing models. For more, check out our roundup of the 10 Best Xbox One Games ...

How to replace Xbox controller 3.5mm headphone jack When encountering issues with your Xbox One controller's 3.5mm headphone jack, a full replacement of the jack is an easy fix.

Microsoft is planning to release a refreshed Xbox One controller next month, complete with a new headphone jack. The software giant has revealed its plans in a Xbox One support article, noting ...

The standard 3.5mm headphone jack has been one of our favorite features on the PlayStation 4, letting us easily pump game and chat audio through standard headsets without the need for proprietary ...

The detail was discovered on an Xbox Support page, which says the headphone port will be "only available on controllers released after June 2015."Other than the 3.5mm port, the controller is ...

When the Xbox One controller's headphone jack is not working, it can manifest in the following ways: You can't hear others, and they can't hear you. You can hear, but the audio quality is very low.

Microsoft will begin selling a new version of its official Xbox One Wireless Controller with a 3.5mm stereo headset jack. The revamped controller also has some internal hardware ...

Microsoft may be lining up a revision to the Xbox One controller. Eurogamer spotted a change to the “Get to know your Xbox One Wireless Controller” page on the Xbox Support website which ...

Retailer posts first images of new Xbox One controller with 3.5mm headphone jack News by Stephany Nunneley-Jackson Former News Editor Published on May 29, 2015 ...

Your controller is probably salvageable so don’t toss it yet. Reviewed by Ryan PerianReviewed by Ryan Perian. The Xbox Series X and S both use a jack in the controller as the primary way to ...

Microsoft is planning to release a refreshed Xbox One controller next month, complete with a new headphone jack. The software giant has revealed its plans in a Xbox One support article, noting ...

Still no built-in rechargeable battery, though, huh? To me, that's a bigger deal than the headphone jack. A pair of AAs in the Xbone controller drain a lot faster than the built-in battery in the ...