Is there a way to roll back drivers? I don't know if it was because of a fall or because of the driver update at this point. My headphones SEEM to work phone when using the dongle but will randomly turn off when connected via bluetooth. Anywhere from immediately to a minute or so in.

The other day my headphones fell from roughly thigh height off of my desk. They aren't what they used to be... They don't seem to measure battery charge correctly. Either that or they're just randomly turning off for no reason at times. I'm pretty sadface and I only have myself to blame. Don't...

I read all of the posts too. Back when it was like 150 pages. I'm saying that as a random person on the internet you should be more conscious. Rather than being helpful you chose to tell that person "do your homework" or some such. You could have not posted. Instead you chose to reprimand...

This message is about as helpful as a stackoverflow answer that says "This has already been answered. Locked" with no link to the mentioned answer. Please be helpful.

I would DEFINITELY just use a regular Windows machine. Just saying that people who use virtual machines like to think they're power users. Personally I'd try it but only after testing like 3 other things to make sure their connection to the virtual machine wasn't strange.

A warning like this isn't going to stop users from using a virtual machine. People who user virtual machines would moonwalk past any warning labels because things are supposed to work the same as a regular machine for the most part.

I had the new Sony's and returned them because I was trying to use them on both my computer and phone. The multiple connect was bluetooth only. Meaning I took a huge quality hit on both sources when connecting that way. The sound was pretty great but I couldn't overlook that it wasn't doing what...

I bought them because they're blue. I won't be getting any of the new consoles.

It's on. I had to look this up and then play with it myself. It lets you hear your voice slightly when the mic is enabled. Helps prevent you from talking too loudly into the mic because you can hear your own voice. I disabled it because it adds a tiny bit of white noise (because it allows you to...

I like the headphones a lot but I have gripes. I have the Audeze Penrose (playstation version). They sound great when you use them correctly. Wireless or Bluetooth. Pick one. If you go for both you may take a hit in audio quality and volume. I love being able to use bluetooth or wireless but...