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Got one of these radio wireless 2.4 GHz headphones with a USB dongle (not Bluetooth) - HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Wireless 7.1 PC.

Tried plugging the dongle into my android phone (Galaxy A40, Android 10, 4.4.177-18598463) via an OTG cable and the headphones work with the media output.

But for calls in Skype and Teams the sound goes to the phone's speaker.

I guess there might be a standard with these 2.4 GHz wireless headphone dongles because it just works with Android with no additional apps or drivers.

What is the name of the standard?
Is there a way to make calls with an Android with these headphones?

Edit: I think the headset gets detected as a USB headset (I checked using the "Device Info HW" app), so the question becomes how do I configure Android to use the USB headset for calls (Skype, Teams).

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  • Have you seen/tried: How to enable USB “Audio Source” option on Android 9+?
    – Morrison Chang
    Dec 24, 2020 at 20:00
  • @MorrisonChang, thanks, took a look at that, but it doesn't answer my question. It says USB audio source has been deprecated in android 8, so not sure how it's relevant to Android 10. I may need to read up on "USB audio source" to get a better understanding I guess.
    – axk
    Dec 24, 2020 at 20:27

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