I had to get a wireless adapter from another pc to get it recognize, even though the router is literally right next to my pc.

I was excited for these since Amazon had them on temporary sale and saw some good reviews after research. They are not bad for the discount price. The bass is ok. Some music sounds muddy. I did however enjoy playing Han Zimmer on these speakers and some Ginny Blackmore music to hear the beats. One thing I had wished was that these speakers to have been wireless. I know these are mainly used for computer use but wireless would help with aesthetics as well as being able to separate the speakers for the room....These are my first ever purchased speakers so better instructions would have helped too. Overall, I think they aren't bad for the deal I got. I am not disappointed but I hope to invest on better ones next time. I didn't think about these speakers not being wireless since the picture just showed them without the wires. The plastic seems a little cheap but for the sound these speakers produce for the size...It's not bad.

A lot of people like wireless headphones because it's the latest and greatest, but those people obviously don't spend an extended amount of time with their headphones on. Personally, one of the reasons I enjoy having these wired headphones is sometimes wireless headphones run out of battery power, and therefore, you need wired headphones. Also the PS5 doesn't support most third-party bluetooth headsets to begin with, so having Sony's headphones allows you to be able to use them with the PS5 without any problems.Comfort :These headphones are very comfortable to wear which makes using them for longer periods easy and enjoyable. This may sound like a simple thing, but can make or break a headphone experience, especially for gaming.Design :I love the design of these headphones since they are by Sony and match the PS5 design and look great next to a white ps5 controller and console.Features:This headset includes a microphone for chatting and has a very simple way to turn it on or off by moving it up or down. When it is turned on or off a nice clicking sound is heard. There is also a nice volume wheel on the left side of the headphones which is also a nice feature to have. These also work on a PC and likely anything with a regular headphone jack, which is a great feature.Sound :The sound is able to be customized via an official inzone hub program or a PS5 app that works with audio equalization. This allows you to fine tune things like bass to your liking. I played around with this and added a little to the bass and was able to easily fine tune the sound to my liking. You can also raise the volume through this program, so if they aren't as loud as you would prefer you can adjust it.One more thing you need to bear in mind, this is a $100 pair of headphones not the $400 OEM premium headphones so it isn't going to be exactly like those. With a little fine tuning you can have your Sony headphones sounding good for whatever games you enjoy, just like I did. I love these headphones and very glad that I got them! I highly recommend them.

First off, for what I paid for, I'm more than impressed with what I got. Compared to the Mackie's, I feel like I get a little more clarity and even more umph with these speakers thanks to that built in equalizer... Now... That being said, the removable power adapter is a plus down the road Becuase when my adapter (good thing that it's not built in) goes out, I just get another that I have laying around and boom! No worries. Though, I would've definitely been way more happy if these had a fully functional value knob.. Or... Least the ones I got. Instead, I have to move it forward, then back, if I want both of my speakers to work together. Not a big issue but.. Heck, they sound wonderful. So I can't complain. An absolute step up from my Logitech _232s.Pros:Affordable "reference speakers"Great soundAbsolute bang for your buckDiscreteVarious connectivityLongevityCons-Eh... Can't really think of any.

These are great speaker stands that are light weight but sturdy for the Sony wireless speakers that are coupled to our TV sound bar.

Work well. Worked with new Sony SS Bookshelf speakers.

I went from the sony ps gold wireless headset to these for my ps4, and by far better. Now they are not wireless they plug into the back of the controller but you don't have to worry about the battery dying. Sound quality is by far better.

I have many pairs of wired and wireless headphones. To start off… It’s not comparable to HiRes wired earphones such as the Sennheiser HD 660 S (which are excellent). Comparing these two make this pair sound like junk. However if you are after decent wireless Headphones with ANC using your mobile phone, then this is what I will write about here. I will instead compare it to my Sony 1000xm4 (not xm5 as in my opinion the sound isn’t better on Sony’s latest and they are huge and not very mobile). Here is my comparison - bad news first because I feel the Pros outweigh the negative…Cons:- no LDAC support… so forget HiRes via LDAC over a HiRes player and streamer like Tidal. It’s only mainly for Sony anyway.- APP is really crap compared to Sony (but Sennheiser is working on it continuously to be fair)- Pairing isn’t as smooth as Sony. In fact it’s pretty buggy. Sony just works.- ANC is ok but no way close to Sony. But that is being extremely picky… it’s good enough for normal use outside.Pros:- Sound is better than Sony… but I found I needed to use the equalizer (let’s face it, if you are using Bluetooth over a mobile phone then use the equalizer for the sound you want - we are not talking about lossless HiRes music here) - this is true using for example iOS products on AAC…- The Bass is definitely better and cleaner than Sony- Very Comfortable fit ( people complaining about design change…from Classic look… yes, but they are much more comfortable as a result)… I can understand the argument if they were Studio headphones, but come on..it’s for on the go)- Price at 299 EUR is decent but slightly more than the XM4 currently… XM5 as usual overpricedIf you want a very decent sounding pair of wireless headphones at a decent price and are planning to use your phone, then these are worth considering especially if you are considering Sony wireless.If you want to stream HiRes only then consider Sony over LDAC… but Apple only really supports AAC (on iOS wireless) for example… and in my Opinion, I would use a wired connection such as the HD660S with balanced 4.4mm connection over a sony HiRes player for example..DSDs or FLACs are excellent with this setup.. and you have the best of both worlds.I will be using these over iPhone 14 Pro Max with Apple Music instead of my Sony. For HiRes I use a different setup. So for this reason I am keeping them as main on the go headphones. The Sony only if I want LDAC… but as mentioned I usually go wired for HiRes so this becomes less likely.