I dont see any reason to upgrade to WIN 11 anyways. i can just recommend to not upgrade if not extremly necessary due to a certain programm not being supported in WIN 10.

Wow 10 years how they survive😯i have akg fake headphones almost lasts for 5 months😐

Windows 11 is still new let it sink in and give some time to let it stable it's drivers and all theres no reason to upgrade for now

Thanks man It really helped me

@@stevenle1290 I am glad it helped! yet another person saved from buying a "gaming" headset!

Can't you just select your external mic as input?

@@vladislove23 You can, however, the blue-tooth hands-off will force itself to activate anyway. It ruins the audio that your hear, and most likely the mic as well. It's very unfortunate

😂u have 10 iq

Good question. I definitely need to do some further testing!

@@techlessYT Would you update here when you have?

Technology is sufficient enough that at the very least, a bt headset could be two bt devices. One headphones and one mic. The datarates of wireless transmissions is insane today, there is no reason it can't be done other than it hasn't. It at least wasn't when you wrote this. This is why I'm on this old but on topic video seeing if there is anything new out there. I could get into my personal issues with your suggestions, but suffice to say that I have very legitimate reasons for needing bt earbuds with mic support and not using a2dp for audio when doing so. My case is niche for a few reasons, but... Everyone should be able to put in earbuds or headphones over bt this day in time and have that ability. If there are any suggestions for today, please let me know. I'm not opposed to a usb dongle over bt. Earbuds are pretty much a requirement. bt should still be able to do it, not doing so is a shortcoming. This particular issue well over a decade old at this point.

Just contradicted yourself SMH

Thanks man!

Buy a mic

just found it, when I disabled the mic, everything is crystal clear.

Haha war das extra so gemacht?

Natürlich 😜

@@techlessYT 😂witzig eingebaut

Unfortunately using a bluetooth dongle doesn't change anything as this is a limitation of bluetooth itself. I actually used a pretty good bluetooth dongle for my testing btw.

@@techlessYT is the "2.4 hz low latency" thing in the second pair of headphones in the video considered a Bluetooth dongle?

I know it is an old topic, but from my experience, dongle BT (Marshall) headphones works in mono sound for me, when some old BT corsair headphones with dedicated USB transmiter works well audio wise as well as recording in the same time.

the difference is the latency, the lower the better

Same bud ,did you find a solution with this time passing?pls

Thanks! There really isn't a latency difference between wired headphones unless they do some kind of weird processing, which the headphone I used definitely does not. It basically comes down to the time the electrical signal takes to travel through the wire, which is totally negligible in this scenario. So the wired headphones I used really are just as fast as the fastest gaming branded headphones in that matter. Though I have to say that the headphone DAC makes a difference on latency. And what I used probably wasn't the fastest setup. I definitely need to do some further testing on that.

what headset do you have ?

By delay you mean audio delay right?

Phillips has a wireless version too. But this wa son sale, for a great deal, it was a no brainer, I don't mind wired. But I wish mofmic wired was more robust, the cable is too weak Imo. Somehow the long cable got ruined so I use the short one. Also wish the modmic had detachable cable directly from the mic unit, so you could swap it easily if it broke, and jus tone part. Not have a cable from the mic and then a jack. But I've not ruined it yet. I know they have a wireless modmic too.

​@@mtbboy1993I have that same setup, but use the Sony M7 because they support 3d audio, but those Fidelio are robust and sound great

@@zapmando I now have Rode Podmic, Ai-1 audio interface, I had issues with the mic cable, and issues with mic 1uality dropping, seems like combo of interference from PC or broke cable or both.

Latency wise you're good then ✌️

@@techlessYT thanks

Probably with BT 5.2 which has a default lower latency. But we will see.

Why didn't I see this before?😪😭Today I bought wireless headphone for gaming💔It's totally waste of money😭Delay sounds in the game💔😭😭😭

​@@Yuri_1-s7j is it still really that bad?

@@arslanrasit Yeah😥

​@@Yuri_1-s7ji always buy Bluetooth headphones with the option to use wired as well

What games do u play with the WH-1000XM3'S? I recently got the JBL 660 live like this vid and had noticeable delay. Look at getting the Song WH-1000XM4's but wondering if the delay will be the same.

@@d3cent557 I play singleplayer games exclusively, but not exclusively one game. Latest ones were Pathfinder WOTR, Archolos (mod for Gothic 2) and Witcher 3. There is noticeable delay when I compare it side to side with wired speakers/heaphones, but I just tune it out honestly. The comfort of having wireless heaphones with great ANC wins over any latecy issues. As for WH-1000XM4 delay will be the same or similar. It's still Bluetooth, not a dedicated wireless connection. Only aptX LL/Adaptive has lower latency, but for LL you need a dedicated transmitter (you can buy bluetooth audio dongles which support it) and Adaptive is basicaly dead when it comes to transmitters. Remember also that WH-1000XM4 supports only SBC, AAC and LDAC codecs. In theory AAC should be supported by Windows 10/11 now, but you might be defaulted to SBC (which isn't terrible, but it does have a bit higher latency than aptX).

@@MrLoneWoof would you recommend a Sony xm3 or xm4 for gaming?

@@datdus5524 Only if you need the ANC and you have no personal problems with latency.

Haha that's why I'm stuck using a external mic and my 560's for gaming. I guess I'd count something the HyperX Cloud Alpha as plausible, especially considering the price. If you're looking for something better I'd probably go for a headphone with modmic, something like the Sennheiser HD 650 or 6XX probably. Or use the HE500 with a mic :)

@@techlessYT sheesh. So they are all bad? Haha. Good thing. I almost spent 200 bucks on something I'd hate.

Haven't tested them all 🤣

@@techlessYT LOL. Guess I'll just use my XM4s when I wanna go wireless then while using the mic on my laptop. LOL. But seriously... Your video saved me 200 bucks.

Well it is a Bluetooth 5.0 headphone and I used a 5.0 dongle.