Q&A: Can I use a cell phone bluetooth headset for my Playstation 3?

by pmarkham

I’d rather not go out and buy a bluetooth headset made specifically for the PS3. I did pair my cell phone headset with the PS3 but I can’t get it to work online. I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. The headset shows up as an audio device on the list of devices found. Any thoughts?
How’s that? I’ve paired it but I can’t talk with it.

Answer by god of Answers
you can use any bluetooth headset with the ps3 yes even your cell phone

Answer by FUBAR1991
yep you sure can here this video will help

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo1iqliqncU

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ok for my xbox 360 mike i am by a cell phone headsets but it doesnt have a volume control on it. Everytime i talk on it is shows that everybody else can hear me but i cant hear anyone else. So is their a different way i can raise the volume of my headset in settings or somewere else besides the headset?

Answer by Milk84
You can only change your voice output volume. The headset needs to have a volume control on it to change the level of others players’ voices.

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