This triggers our anti-spambot measures, which are designed to stop automated systems from flooding the site with traffic. Some unofficial phone apps appear to be using GameFAQs as a back-end, but they do not behave like a real web browser does.Using GameFAQs regularly with these browsers can cause temporary and even permanent IP blocks due to these additional requests. If you are using Maxthon or Brave as a browser, or have installed the Ghostery add-on, you should know that these programs send extra traffic to our servers for every page on the site that you browse.The most common causes of this issue are: If you wish to pick the headset up for yourself then visit Plantronics direct, or shoot on over to Amazon.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. Huge thanks go out to the team at Poly for sending over the RIG 400HX Headset for Xbox One for review. Yes, it’s not going to be an alternative to the mighty RIG 800, and those happy to run a cable would certainly prefer the 500 PRO, but if you’re in the market for a decently priced headset that has Dolby Atmos capabilities then you can’t go too wrong here. In the grand scheme of things though, taking into account the price being asked for the RIG 400HX Headset for Xbox One, it’s very much a case of getting what you pay for – but then getting a little extra thrown in on top. Again, perhaps a flippable mic would be better – if only so it’s not easily lost – but for the price point there’s no real complaints here.
And the fact that it’s removable means that, should you be spending time alone in the gaming world, taking it off and stowing it away safely is an option. See, the detachable noise-cancelling boom mic is great, ensuring that your online friends will be able to listen in on your instructions, commands and bad jokes without any issue. That’s probably the only real negative with this headset though as the team at Poly have ensured that their other section of the mission statement hits home well too, letting them empower competitive voice gamers. Admittedly this Dolby Atmos goodness comes at a price, with an extra bit of cash dropped on over the standard edition, but that could well be the best money you’ve ever spent. This is accessible via the included code, ensuring that the audio being delivered to your ears via the 400HX will be hugely immersive.
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These drivers ensure that your gaming sessions are loud, clear and fully dialled-in, with the added bonus of Dolby Atmos support available should you wish to have it. 40mm drivers are found in the padded round earcups, and whilst I’d like to see the externals of the cups come in at a slightly bigger size, what provides the power internally is not up for debate. Thankfully, and much like all the other RIG headsets that I’ve had the pleasure of using in recent times, it sounds great, letting you ‘hear more’. It’s a bog-standard headset in that respect. And you see, aside from this volume slider, there are no other dials, switches, knobs, or buttons to utilise on the 400HX.
It’s just a bit cheap and plastic-y for my liking, and even though it works as intended, how long it holds up further down the line is up for debate.
For instance, the brilliant volume dial that the RIG 500 PROHX works with is missing, instead seeing a simple inline volume slider allowing you to get audio levels and mute options to your liking. However, in order to get down to this weight – and the price point in fact – it’s obvious some things have had to be let go. It’s helped massively by the fact that this entire headset weighs in at just 188 grams. Remember the mission statement from earlier? Play longer is definitely the case here. The headband comes complete with some rather tasty padding that runs nearly its entire length, and this is relatively thick too, allowing you to wear this headset for some time without any comfort issues.
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