I have a pair of the older release razer carcharias (the one with seperate mic/audio cables) and I want to just plug them into the DS4.
WHAT THE HECK ADAPTER will be able to convert seperate mic/headphone cables into the combined jack I need to plug into the DS4?
I love my carcharias and have ZERO need to change to anything else. They fit my head better than anything I've ever used and have put in many 6+ hours sessions without fatigue.
Originally Posted by Snapshot King
If I wanted to use the 360 headset, would I be able to? And what kind of 2.5 mm to 3.5mm jack would I need?
im not sure if they exist but you would need: 2.5mm(two ring) female ------> 3.5mm(three ring) maleOriginally Posted by Style Fox
I'm curious about this too. Can it be done?
it would look something like this
Wow those are perfect. I'll wait for reviews but i think this will be my future headset.I pre-ordred this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I don't want big headphones. I want a chat headset, like the 360. I want to hear my game audio through my A/V system.
The Official Vita Headset. Only $12 in the US.What is a good 3.5mm headset for under 50 dollars?
Oh wow. I forgot I bought one of these. still sealed tooOriginally Posted by shagg_187
http://www.amazon.ca/Sony-22037-Vita...s+vita+headset
$9.99!
PS Vita headsets are amazing piece of hardware. I own 4 and I could never be happier.
It's great for your personal use. You can easily find one for $10 like this one. It has a sliding mute button for mic in case you don't want to talk; most mics don't have a dedicated mute button. It's also has good speakers and microphone.
Best of all, its official too!
Was planning to use my Turtle Beach P11s if I didn't get PX22s when I get my PS4. Would I be better off just buying the official PS wireless headset?
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/produ...044fe6f995en02
or this:
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/produ...cacdd72ee5en02
The Pulse Elite isn't going to sound as nice as a pair of PX4s, which cost the same.Originally Posted by Somnium986
So all Turtle Beach Headsets need a converter? Thought the firmware updated to use USB headsets?
Was planning to use my Turtle Beach P11s if I didn't get PX22s when I get my PS4. Would I be better off just buying the official PS wireless headset?
Looks like I'm going to have to spring for a $7 chat cable.
thanks for the links. I couldn't find the proper section on that site for headsets. I found this one going back a page. it has a 3.5mm plug for PS4 and a 2.5mm adapter for use with the 360 pad. $10Originally Posted by MercuryLS
I think I'm going to get this:
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/produ...044fe6f995en02
or this:
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/produ...cacdd72ee5en02
I'll repeat. Vita headset has a mute button. MUTE Button! Costs way less than what you're paying for these.Originally Posted by MercuryLS
I think I'm going to get this:
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/produ...044fe6f995en02
or this:
http://www.futureshop.ca/en-ca/produ...cacdd72ee5en02
You will need that mute button and you will thank me later! :P
Stop adding more wires and accessories to your controller. It will be a wired mess in a wireless world.
I've already got a pair of Apple Earpods that I got with my 5s; two questions -Originally Posted by shagg_187
http://www.amazon.ca/Sony-22037-Vita...s+vita+headset
$9.99!
PS Vita headsets are amazing piece of hardware. I own 4 and I could never be happier.
It's great for your personal use. You can easily find one for $10 like this one. It has a sliding mute button for mic in case you don't want to talk; most mics don't have a dedicated mute button. It's also has good speakers and microphone.
Best of all, its official too!
The mic on those functions correctly if I want to use it for online play, correct?
Would you recommend the this pair over the Apple ones?
If the Vita ones are better I'd be happy to ditch the Apple ones, I don't find them very comfortable.
Support will come with the firmware update that includes support for the Pulse Elites. The Wireless Stereo Headset has been rebranded as the basic Pulse Headsets, but their basic principle of functionality is identical. Sony has stated that both will be supported.Not spending any money on headsets when I have a perfectly good one that Sony seems to have no interest in adding support for.
Though since they only use the 2.4ghz wavelenght, I sometimes get interference with my Pulses on my PS3, so for the time being I'll stick to the Vita headset.
Why Sony thinks packing in ear infection buds is a good idea is beyond me.
Wow, those look pretty pricey. Just checked the compatibility thread, and it seems like the Z11's work , audio and mic. Might get those in the meantime.Originally Posted by ShinUltramanJ
The Pulse Elite isn't going to sound as nice as a pair of PX4s, which cost the same.
Looks like I'm going to have to spring for a $7 chat cable.
Arg...my DAC is USB in only and my Schiit Magni doesn't have optical in either. My HE500 NEED the amp and the HD650s do too, although to a lesser extent.Originally Posted by super-famicom
Gonna hook my headphone amp up to my PS4 through optical when it arrives next weekend:
and
I will still use the bundled headset for the microphone. Still searching for a better one though. I hear the Zalman clip on mic is decent. Any advice on clip on microphones, anyone?
Also, do all Apple-type earbud/mic sets work with the controller input?
Please. At least, if you're going to be using the mic. You can't hear it, but there's a constant buzz that is produced that will drive anybody you play with crazy.
It sucks, because I had planned to use mine, and then discovered that.
Are you sure it's not just your mic?DO NOT USE APPLE IPHONE HEADPHONES!
Please. At least, if you're going to be using the mic. You can't hear it, but there's a constant buzz that is produced that will drive anybody you play with crazy.
It sucks, because I had planned to use mine, and then discovered that.
The mic on those functions correctly if I want to use it for online play, correct?I've already got a pair of Apple Earpods that I got with my 5s; two questions -
The mic on those functions correctly if I want to use it for online play, correct?
Would you recommend the this pair over the Apple ones?
If the Vita ones are better I'd be happy to ditch the Apple ones, I don't find them very comfortable.
Yes. The mic on both Vita and Apple earphones/earbuds work perfectly for gaming.
I personally went for Vita ones because:
1. Apple earbuds do not stick in my ears, ever. If they sit in your ear, then don't spend money on this.
2. I always talk with my brother or friends or whatnot, and I would like to have the ability to mute the mic at will. Apple (or any cellphone) mic doesn't have a dedicated mute button to mute when you don't feel like talking. Vita has a mute button.
All in all, it's a $10 investment in something that will be dedicated for gaming and will be replaced by Sony if they fuck up, so having one warranty spot helps too. I love the mic mute button (lol). Its best to use something that is OFFICIALLY supported by Sony in case shit happens, and Vita headsets are officially supported. :)
I want a mono headset. Also, I prefer a wired headset, don't like dealing with charging a headset.Originally Posted by shagg_187
I'll repeat. Vita headset has a mute button. MUTE Button! Costs way less than what you're paying for these.
You will need that mute button and you will thank me later! :P
Stop adding more wires and accessories to your controller. It will be a wired mess in a wireless world.
I don't appreciate being a beta tester for this console launch.Support will come with the firmware update that includes support for the Pulse Elites. The Wireless Stereo Headset has been rebranded as the basic Pulse Headsets, but their basic principle of functionality is identical. Sony has stated that both will be supported.
Though since they only use the 2.4ghz wavelenght, I sometimes get interference with my Pulses on my PS3, so for the time being I'll stick to the Vita headset.
As for earbuds I can't use them, they need to roll out the next firmware this week.
We tried party chat with the iPhone EarPods and unfortunately they cause strange feedback. IGN claims the same thing and it's only with the iPhone EarPods so...iPhone earpods
Edit: it works fine if you just wanna listen to game audio. But when you try chatting with someone all hell breaks loose
But stereo is better! :POriginally Posted by MercuryLS
I want a mono headset. Also, I prefer a wired headset, don't like dealing with charging a headset.
Your personal choice, I suppose. I like stereo because I can stop using my TV audio and listen straight through the vita headset; I'm so glad all in-game audio and chat audio can be heard by one pair of headphones. Oh and you don't have to charge the vita headsets. I hate connecting multiple devices. I tried the whole "amp + headphone" setup in the PS3 days, and its just a mess to deal with.
Ahh makes sense. Yeah, I am using these headsets for game audio as well. Personal preferences, I suppose.Originally Posted by MercuryLS
Don't want to use the headset for audio, just chatting. Doesn't make sense to get a stereo headset as I would have to tuck one headphone into the top of my shirt.
If you want a mono headset, try using the licensed ones too. They are mostly mono and will do the trick.
I wish there was a place where you could try all headsets!
So did those ones cause buzzing too? Or is it just prior generation ones?There have been numerous people in here mentioning this issue.
Of course, it could be a question of the exact model/generation of Apple's iPhone headset. My trial was with the most recent version (one that comes with the 5S).
People referring to earbuds w/ mics as headsets always confuses me :/
I don't find them very comfortable. If I use it for more than twenty minutes my ears get sore, haha. Glad I can get the Vita ones, then. I'll stick with that. Thanks. c:Originally Posted by shagg_187
The mic on those functions correctly if I want to use it for online play, correct?
Yes. The mic on both Vita and Apple earphones/earbuds work perfectly for gaming.
I personally went for Vita ones because:
1. Apple earbuds do not stick in my ears, ever. If they sit in your ear, then don't spend money on this.
2. I always talk with my brother or friends or whatnot, and I would like to have the ability to mute the mic at will. Apple (or any cellphone) mic doesn't have a dedicated mute button to mute when you don't feel like talking. Vita has a mute button.
All in all, it's a $10 investment in something that will be dedicated for gaming and will be replaced by Sony if they fuck up, so having one warranty spot helps too. I love the mic mute button (lol). Its best to use something that is OFFICIALLY supported by Sony in case shit happens, and Vita headsets are officially supported. :)
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