A:AnswerYes, I am currently using it on a gaming PC. It includes a usb dongle for 7.1 surround but if you do not want surround sound you just use the audio jack too.
A:AnswerI wear glasses and a hat while gaming ... the clamping pressure is perfect and the comfort level is high. I can game for 10+ hours with no negative repercussions. As a matter of fact, if you read many of the positive reviews comfort is a big selling point to these headsets..
A:AnswerActually it does, you should be able to use one one the free usb's on the PS4 and plug in the 7.1 there. The cord should be long enough depending on where you are. The 7.1 does not go into the controller without some special part though.
A:AnswerThe mic can be taken off but you can plug the headphones via headphone jack into the blue yeti just use the blue yeti mic. Thats what im doing and it a good setup
A:AnswerYes ... I have a pretty big noggin and I game with a hat and glasses and the clamping pressure is perfect. I can game with these for 10+ hours no problems. As a matter of fact, if you read many of the positive posts comfort is one of the main selling points for the headset.
A:AnswerI would assume that it would due to it having a 3.5mm jack and USB connection. plugging it into the controller for the system, or the system should work!
A:AnswerYes, with the USB connection you can plug it into the dock on the switch or a controller with the 3.5mm jack for the xbox. But you can also use the USB connection for the xbox as well if you did not want to have it plugged into your controller!
A:AnswerIt should work with it as long as it has a USB port, and or a 3,5mm jack for it to plug into. and if that does not work you could plug it directly to your t.v or monitor!
A:AnswerYes they have 7.1 surround sound but can't be played with the 3.5 jack cuz to played the surround need to be plug in with the sound card that's included and the sound card needs a usb port. You can use them with every device using the 3.5 jack with stereo.
A:AnswerIt could be your controller or it could be a bug in the game itself. My husband has an old Xbox elite controller and that happens to him quite often. Also, the game we play (Tom Clancy's Division 1) has known issues with that happening in the game. If possible, try them with a different controller to see if it still happens. If it is only happening in one game you play then you should Google it for known issues that other players are having a problem with. If none of those are the problem then return the headset and get a new one under warranty. HyperX has a standard two year warranty on this headset so shouldn't be a problem. Good luck!
