If you have an Xbox and use Dolby Atmos while playing PUBG I just found these settings the other day and these settings work really great. I used my Rig 800LX and will try my Arctis 9X this week.
r/PUBGConsole - Figured it's about time I shared my trade secret to hearing footsteps from 5 houses away. Download Dolby Atmos [XBOX ONLY] its 14.99$ to unlock Custom EQ's, Put your settings exactly as pictured and reap the rewards my friends, Tweak
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I mostly test with music on PC. It's easier to control. You can do same with say Spotify on PS5.
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Plug in your headset and Go into the settings on the computer app and turn off the mic monitoring feature if it's on. It fixed the weird high pitched noises I was having initially.
I got the PlayStation version because I only intend to use it with a PlayStation. It's fantastic. I put up with mediocre headsets for way too long.
Audio quality is the most important thing for me when it comes to audio devices. I feel like the other areas have been solved with most headsets, but until the Penrose I've never been happy with the audio quality of headsets, so that's the most interesting thing for me. On the other stuff though;
I have a fairly big noggin and I find 7x quite comfortable.
all I experience is warm ears but I also had that happen with my Siberia 800s so it's not a major downside imo.
7x aren't particularly tight and are very comfortable so I am guessing design has changed.
FYI, in US at least, Walmart also carries 7x, but stock situation isn't great. Something to check at least.
That's definitely the case with the Penrose. Wireless via the USB dongle is lossless, but AUX connection to the controller is lossy (due to lossy wireless connection between controller and console).
"Microsoft uses a proprietary wireless communication protocol (not Wi-Fi Direct) to connect Xbox One controllers to its gaming console"
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"Microsoft uses a proprietary wireless communication protocol (not Wi-Fi Direct) to connect Xbox One controllers to its gaming console"
Microsoft's new 'Xbox Wireless' lets PCs support Xbox controllers without dongles
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The issue that both face is that their interface has to then transport both low latency controller inputs as well as the audio. Audeze have pointed out that just getting lossless audio via their dedicated wireless connection leaves minimal room for mic audio bandwidth. With the controllers having to do that plus low latency controller inputs, you can see why they're on the back foot to begin with.
At the end of the day, regardless of wireless protocol, if you plug headphones into a controller, the controller will now have to pass controller inputs alongside sound and chat. You are sharing on a one lane highway and it will always be more compressed than getting your own dedicated highway a la a usb dongle.
