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Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth

Editors' Summary

Let the fun go to your head with the Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth.

Product Features

Headset comes with convenient micro USB charging cable, three sizes of ear gels and an ear loop.

Easily switch from Xbox to Bluetooth mode to answer calls.

The Xbox 360 Wireless Headset is the comfortable, hands-free way to keep the conversations going on your Xbox 360.

Features up to eight hours of talk time and up to 300 hours on standby.

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Purchase Details

WIRELESS PRICE: $39.99

Item Qualifies for FREE Shipping!

Product Summary

Let the fun go to your head with the Xbox 360 Wireless Headset with Bluetooth. Chat without wires on Xbox LIVE and easily switch between Xbox mode and Bluetooth mode. Use the headset with Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones, PCs and other devices.

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