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No, the new one where you can see the light through the touchpad.

I’m using a PS4 and there is a new PS4 controller that came with the PS4 slim.

I have a problem with my controller where it automatically stares up to the sky without me doing anything. I play fortnite and when I move my right analog stick, it automatically stares up to the sky, and when I press my l2 button it automatically stares up to the sky. Any fixes? and I can’t return it because the retailer I bought it from only offers 7 day returns for their products.

Guys, I'm gonna buy 2000 vbucks with a 20$ PSN giftcard. But there's only a 10$ that gives 1000 vbucks option, not a 20$ option. If I buy that 10$ option, what will happen to the remaining 10$ of the PSN giftcard? Sorry I'm asking this, it's my first time.

Looking to buy new pads for my headset, because I find the earpads to be too thin. So do the Brainwavz hm5 pads fit and work on the Revolvers? And what was the method that you used to fit them on the Revolvers.

Could you elaborate on this? pls. Because I really need the specifics.

Categories; Soundstage Bass and Overall Sound Comfort Noise Isolation: Doesn't really matter when I'm at home, but I do go to Internet Cafes from time to time.

READ THE TITLE Pls help me in making this decision

How does this headset compare to the AQ Nighthawk?

I'm primarily going to use them for pc and ps4.

I'm looking to buy a new headset, should I buy a USB headset where I can't use the mixamp or a headset with a 3.5mm jack, so that I can use the mixamp.

It's because I only have like a budget of $100. So I can't really provide a seperate driver for a headset and mic.

HyperX Revolver Razer Thresher HyperX Cloud Alpha HyperX Cloud II Steelseries Arctis 5 Razer Kraken Pro V2

Found a good deal for the Revolvers at 80$ while the Cloud Alpha's price is 100$. Which has better sound? And should I sacrifice 20$ for the Cloud Alphas?

I'm not sure at what sub category should I put this, so I just put this here. For me my favorite logo, has got to be Steelseries' logo. It's very simple and sleek which I like.