lilkwarrior

It’s be great if spatial audio in genrel was more accounted for with this review.

With more context the predecessor of this headset supported both. It would be a massive downgrade not to optimize or support both with this one though.

Both tend to support modern headsets as a given.

Yeah, t’s really suspicious the lack of Dolby Atmos and DTS certification.

PC gaming in general is severely lagging supporting modern audio and HDR formats.

The goal isn’t to buy headphones, but to buy them as they make sense for your particular audio needs. Why not try them out in-store and audit them against your particular audio needs you think your existing headphone cannot fulfill warranting caring about another one?

Sony doesn’t make headphones particularly for you; that’s not yet feasible at large scale unfortunately. Do you need or use AptX HD for it to matter to you that they’ve now omitted it?

It’s not a surprise at all considering the impact of the pandemic and game designers or devs adjusting to

- A work environment they want to be a part of moving forward

- Revolting against past-gen-console-oriented development pipelines dramatically weighing down their creativity, development pipeline happiness, and so on that to be current-gen-console-oriented/exclusive development instead.

Now that Unreal Engine 5 and DirectStorage are out positively blowing the minds of devs, it more than makes sense for many games to be delayed releasing this year ideally for them to leverage such tech and other current-gen-exclusive affordances.

It’s not like remaining AAA games have a chance beating Elden Ring for GOTY and God of War: Ragnarok, Elden Ring’s sole serious long shot competitor for the award this year remaining—if it actually releases this year as well.

Too important to Sony’s Playstation Q4 earnings to happen, but I’d Ideally I’d love God of War: Ragnarok delayed to abandon PS4 development and be a better game being developed exclusively for the PS5 and PC.

It would be outright weird/eccentric to omit Nvidia GPUs for such a high-end product oriented for creative professionals when Nvidia is overwhelmingly favored by creative professionals (over 60% of that market) and technically superior completing creative professional tasks than most of the offerings of their competitors for like a decade.

You don’t have those problems with Thunderbolt 3/4. If you are that type of cable user on-the-go, Thunderbolt is specifically for such users.

USB USB-C cables are an entry/obligatory cable provided.

… Really regarding the Logitech software? It’s a do once and forget things besides updates every few months.

It’s software is actually useful to have the secondary buttons work exactly the way you want them to globally and/or specific apps. Software is the best way to do that from a productivity standpoint.

Zenbook Pro Duo line-up has supported Windows Hello for some time now

I have to disagree with the secondary screen set-up you’re suggesting. It would destroy the utility as a creative professional powerhouse.

If you don’t notice from their Pro Art series, creative professionals very much prefer secondary screens and controls below their primary screen—not above. It would be an ergonomic nightmare for your arms and wrists

What are you talking about? Nvidia shipped and have sold more GPUs. Their GPUs is actually more represented this gen in informal surveys like Steam’s + Nvidia actually tried to have GPUs more available to gamers via low-has-rate (LHR) locks on their mainstream GPUs

That’s not a generally accepted meaning what flagship means from a product marketing standpoint without further nuance.

These headphones are Sony’s flagship wireless headphones so, you can argue this is a pedantic rebuttal overall from a purely informal standpoint maybe.

Now be coincidentally the only Thunderbolt 4 KVM supplier Apple. It’s ridiculous there isn’t one to connect a Macbook Pro, iPad Pro, and/or Mac Pro to the same monitor at the same time.

Instant Pro Display XDR Next upgrade for me if they include an integrated Thunderbolt 4/ USB4 KVM with the successor to the Pro Display XDR

The perceived snarky comment makes more sense than the original comment and far more aligns with business common sense.

People are not entitled to things being as available as they like nor should businesses withhold maximizing the few resources they have for new profit rather than rest on tier laurels for things to get better.

The original poster’s comment was laughable to read from a pure business standpoint

I had no problem getting Intel high-end Alder Lake CPUs in the US, and they seem readily stocked. Then again AMD high-end CPUs aren’t hard to buy either, including the recently released 5800X3D from typical retailers.

So it seems both are doing well here for the audience segments most in need of power CPUs during these unpredictable times (productive CPU buyers that don’t use computers to merely consume things).