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If you don’t, and there are Xbox One controllers that don’t have this port, then you’re going to need to purchase the Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter. This will cost you roughly $25.

And why? Who knows. Considering I can get a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth adapter that’s about the size of my thumbnail, I can’t imagine what Microsoft’s using its 15-bedroom mansion of a USB stick for.

Microsoft announced its smaller Xbox Wireless Adapter back in August, but mysteriously delayed its summer launch to 2018. The adapter is now finally in the Microsoft Store in the US, priced at $24.99.

Either using the headset's 3.5mm cable option, Bluetooth option, or by using an Xbox Wireless USB dongle add-on for your PC.Use Xbox wireless headsets on PC: Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows ($27 ...

"Xbox will release an adapter in early 2014 that allow consumers to connect many brands of wired gaming headsets to the Wireless Controller for gaming and chat audio," a Microsoft spokesperson said.