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OK, so I can install the app on my phone and adjust settings there. Good to know.You need the app to change the dsp settings , how the mic blends into audio etc but not for them to 'work'. I've got the app on my android phone and the settings 'stick' regardless of actual connection .
That means I'll have to go for the more expensive Xbox version. ...doesn't make the decision easier.I've not used on pc but playstation was plug n play . Dongle works on my android phone too . There is a playstation version (not guaranteed to work on pc , then an Xbox /pc variant which also has an atmos licence .
I've watched a YT review where the reviewer claimed the opposite: that BT trumps the rest. So when you get a call on your phone and the HP is connected trough BT with the phone you will never miss the call. In this situation I would do it the other way around and connect BT to the laptop.Not sure how easy that is. Seems to go to BT if nothing else connected but dongle seems to trump BT and think wired usb trumps both but sure the audeze site etc will clarify .
Worth noting there is an internal mic which seems ok for casual gaming , if you don't attach the boom mic. and there's on the cup
Well, one trumps the other so I'll have to figure out which connection to use on which device. But it should work.
I already own a pair of DT770's and K371s. Both have some issues in the treble region. The DT770's are used in the living-room (I like to keep them there) and the K371s are adopted by my partner. She's happy with them, so I'm not going to reclaim them.I used a pair of DT770 Pros for many years until they just wore out. I decided on trying the AKG K371 and I couldn't be happier with the sound. They are not expensive and are comfortable for me to wear (I wear glasses).
So I'm looking for a closed back set for dedicated listening (home-office/listening room).