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Replies posted by Canarypolyflow807

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Rlima01
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Razer Thresher 7.1 on ps5

You're welcome. I do follow your point. To answer your question though, I honestly have to say I don't know. I would guess not, for the reason you'd probably find yourself with all sorts of problems in terms of receiving both the chat audio and game audio simultaneously - and without any faults or flaws. Did you ever get to use Astro's HDMI adapter? Apparently they are selling them separately now on Amazon. Be careful if purchasing the generic variations, since they have been around for a very long time, and most probably the majority of them don't support HDMI 2.0b let alone 2.1. I think that would be the only workaround at this juncture. But, yet again I could be wrong. OPALbestWindsorTan216Thanks for the feedback @Canarypolyflow807 . These are not good news, but it is important to be sure about what to expect. And, to be honest, I was expecting something like this... I've been thinking about this crazy idea: I have a Samsung tv that has an optical audio port (which I am using as

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Rlima01
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Razer Thresher 7.1 on ps5

Hi all, I own a pair of Razer Thresher 7.1 headsets and can confirm that they also work with PS5. That's the good news. The bad news is that the sound quality is not nearly as good as how it is on PS4. For instance, playing COD MF multiplayer or Warzone, where one has to rely most of the time on the sound of footsteps, the audio cues are not as prominent as they are on PS4. Sound is pretty much flat, and more or less lifeless. Now, having that said, you still can enjoy a game session that doesn't depend so much on audio cues. But, overall, these headsets delivered an entirely different experience on PS4. One that you enjoyed. Here's another fun fact. I also own the Razer Nari Ultimate, which I use with my PC. Switched that one over just for the heck of it. That too - which is not PS4 certified - also worked. Base cues were better - however at the expense of delivering 'meh' midrange tones. And as for the haptic feedback, sorry no go. Hope this helped.

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