el_invictus
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Heh i was half expecting someone to post this. The thing is, creative themselves sell this headset as 'being compatible' with ps4 by plugging into the controller(without the need of any other peripherals). Since there was no place to go and actually check it, i relied on their claim. Unfortunately the claim is untrue. Which is why i consider this a case of 'false advertising'.
I agree with you. If there were no such claim, the onus wouldve been on me. Not in this case though.
I agree with you. If there were no such claim, the onus wouldve been on me. Not in this case though.
Onus is on you to do your due diligence to check the specs to suit your "intended" outcome.
There are prolly a million devices out there with a headphone out.
Just because theres a 3.5mm connector, doesn't mean that it will work as intended.
How can creative tell you anything if you didn't even ask a technical person from creative side to confirm.
Now you say creative is in the wrong?
The product is working fine and you already opened the box and used it.
You're better off selling it or using it for other purposes.
btw 50mm drivers have big punchy bass but you need abit of power to drive it to ideal volume, the ps4 controller won't have the space to house the components.