How to Fix Mic Echo on Xbox Series S
First, check if the echo is caused by your headset. Try lowering the volume or muting your mic temporarily to see if it helps. If it does, your headset might be the problem!
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Disable mic monitoring in the Xbox settings. Go to 'Settings' > 'Volume & audio output' > 'Party chat output' and set it to 'Headset'. This can help eliminate echo.
Make sure your TV or speakers aren't causing the echo. Sometimes, sound from the TV can get picked up by the mic. Try muting your TV speakers or turning down the volume.
Reboot your Xbox Series S and your controller. Sometimes a simple restart can resolve these kinds of issues.
If none of this works, invest in a good quality headset. Cheap headsets can often cause mic echo because of poor design or defective parts.
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