Review on Sony Gold wireless headset for PS4 (CUHYA-0080) rose gold by Micha ukasiewicz

I got these earphones mostly for use with my PlayStation 4, and I'm happier with them than not. In my perspective, I was able to fully appreciate the distinction between "normal" sound and "surround" sound, particularly in contexts in which there were presets. But I soon discovered that in order to see the same videos on YouTube or listen to music, I would need to eliminate the surround sound. Fortunately, there is a button on the left ear that, when held, either disables or enables this mode. The so-called 7.1 and surround sound systems entirely eliminate bass, and the sound frequently does not spread very far beyond the 'center' of the sound field, yet it was discovered that this aspect of sound is significant in music. After turning off this setting, the sound will have a more distinct shape and will have improved bass. This is about the sound in general, and when you buy them, you should understand one thing. You should not expect plain "WOW," even for 6,000 dollars, but you should treat them as fairly decent ears for "this" money. This is about the sound. But PS VR owners, both current and prospective, need to be aware of one not-so-good thing. The important thing to remember is that in order to connect these ears, you will need to utilize the wireless adapter that is included in the kit. This adapter will need to be plugged into the USB socket. As a result of this, there is an incompatibility between the adaptor and the helmet. In general, 7.1 and surround sound are only available for PS4 and may only be played through the adaptor. You will not be able to see these buns if he does not commit any thefts. To the helmet, there is a maximum of 3.5 millimeters. And due of the size of the ear cushions and the location where the helmet is attached, after wearing it for a period of time it can cause extreme discomfort and even pain in the head and ears. However, in this case, it is entirely up to the person.