ESTONE
ESTONE Stereo Headset Adapter for Xbox One Controller 3.5mm 2.5mm
Connects wired stereo headsets to an Xbox One controller via 3.5 mm jack with volume, mute and chat-balance controls, plus a 2.5 mm adapter for Xbox 360 headsets
- Connects headset directly to controller
- Volume and mute controls on adapter
- Game and chat balance adjustment
- Includes 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter
- Works with Xbox 360 wired headsets
Xbox One Controller Adapter
The ESTONE stereo headset adapter plugs into the bottom of an Xbox One Wireless Controller and provides a 3.5mm jack for wired headsets. It is built for players who want to use existing stereo gaming headsets with the console without extra cables to the TV or receiver. A microphone on the headset is required for voice chat. The unit is brand new and designed specifically for this controller generation.
Volume Mute Balance Controls
On‑adapter buttons let you raise or lower volume, mute the microphone and shift the game‑to‑chat balance without removing your hands from the controller. A bundled 2.5mm to 3.5mm converter allows older Xbox 360 wired headsets to connect through the same 3.5mm port. No separate power source or console‑side connection is needed for the adapter to function.
CTIA Headset Compatibility
The 3.5mm port accepts most wired stereo gaming headsets that follow the CTIA plug standard, delivering both game audio and chat through a single cable. Headsets using the older OMTP wiring or lacking a microphone will not provide full functionality. The adapter does not add wireless capability or support headsets that require USB power or optical input.
Highlights
- Connects headset directly to controller
- Volume and mute controls on adapter
- Game and chat balance adjustment
- Includes 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter
- Works with Xbox 360 wired headsets
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 3.5 mm jack or the inline volume and mute controls wear out after heavy daily use?
The adapter is a passive analogue device with no moving parts inside the jack; only the slider and mute button can see mechanical wear, and they are rated for typical controller-session cycles.
What stops me from turning the chat-volume balance all the way up during a marathon session?
The game/chat balance slider is a simple potentiometer with a physical end-stop, so the limit is the slider's own travel — no electronic clipping or software cap intervenes.
Does the adapter draw noticeable power from the controller battery or get warm after hours of play?
It draws only the tiny bias current needed for the microphone pre-amp, adding negligible drain and producing no perceptible heat during all-day use.
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