No worries I figured it out I need to update them

@@LincolnZ5 I’m glad you got it figured out and fixed 😁👍🏼

I thought I did but still same issue prob sending a support ticket to steelseries.

@@LincolnZ5 Oof, I’m sorry to hear that. Hopefully it can get swapped out

@@LincolnZ5 Thank You! 😊 And anytime, it doesn’t need to be low or dead in order to charge it 👍🏼

@@BillYam-l3v You can always get the black version if you don’t want it to stand out so much and blend in more. The quality is similar to pair of SkullCandy earbuds I have and the size as well. They are definitely smaller and lighter then the Bose QuietComfort II that I regularly use. I believe they are smaller than the Sony PS5 earbuds too but I personally haven’t tried them. If you’re looking for better drivers and quality sound, go with some Audio Technica or a known high end audio like Bowers & Wilkins

Oh like having them be connected to both the console and your phone at the same time?

Yeah, so can maybe have something on at the same time. Maybe like playing music whist playing BO6 Zombies

Oh that’s a deal breaker

@@AidanPegahiI guess it’s like if you get a headset that connects to a dongle

I’m guessing that it’s not a SteelSeries thing because my Arctis 5 and 7 doesn’t connect to two devices at the same time as well. I gotta see if my Arctis Pro Wireless does or not

@@IanB1015 Me personally, they fit my ears very nicely and are very comfortable. Normally, I need the little wings to hold onto my ears like with the Bose QuietComfort 2 but these fit in nicely and deep and I’ve used them for work, working out, and running and they haven’t fallen off or get loose. I use the Medium tips by the way

@@joesipr I personally haven’t tried the Sony version so I can’t compare and say which one is better unfortunately

@@Fabszs81 true true

Yeah I definitely wanna try that if I’m doing a full review on it

@@germainvanderlinden3558 you can. I’v done that before

@@brainzeit1986 They should be the OmniPoint 3.0 Switches. Says it on the packaging and I’m able to adjust the actuation from 0.1mm to 4.0mm in the GG Software. I don’t know why their Red and not White 🤷‍♂️ I’ll ask my Talent Manager about it lmao 🤣

​​@@Tech_HD1No i mean on the arrow keys there are no omnipoint switches but red switches. The omnipoint switches are everywhere on the keyboard but on that side. Just unlucky u showed the part where there are no omnipoint switches

@ Ahhhhhhhhh gotcha. Makes sense 🤣

I would’ve liked it more if the icon was orange so it would stand out more. Xbox and PlayStation 🔥🤙🏼

@@ProjectLabz No, only through USB unless you use a Rode Product that converts analog to digital like the Streamer X or RodeCaster

@@Tech_HD1 thanks bud

@@ProjectLabz No worries 👍🏼

@@vexe3933 No problem 😁👍🏼

@@LilDaze-s6s what is?

​@@Tech_HD1 the code

@@notmasyn_d Ahhhhh

@@YadavDeepak I just commented on your last comment man. You won’t find that info on the box. Match model number online on their website and you’ll see the specs. Model number on the box on the top right

@@YadavDeepak That info sometimes isn’t showcased on the box. I know with BenQ Mobiuz they don’t show those specs on the box. In the EU they do. You would just need to put the model online and confirm that you got that one. It shows on BenQ website the specs of that version. The model will show in the settings on the monitor and on the box on the top right

@@Tech_HD1 Thanks for replying but I can find Modal Number/Name as Ex240 / Ex240-B. So which one should I consider?

@@YadavDeepak Are you based outside of the US?

@@Tech_HD1 Yes.

It’s the same model number as it is in the EU. The EX240 is the IPS version and the EX240N is the VA version. www.benq.eu/en-eu/monitor/gaming/ex240.html

@@bigmad5653 yessir 👍🏼

I’m not sure to be honest. I personally haven’t dealt with that issue. And what do you mean by you see shades?

It’s not laziness, it’s quality control on their end because everything should’ve been tested before it was sent out to make sure that it all works properly. From the remapping, to the button pressing. If you pay $300+ on a custom controller, you want it to be perfect and not have any issues when you get it. The difference with me and a regular customer is I worked with the company and talent manager directly for this review and to make sure that it was in fact defective and is why it took a while for me to send it back because they wanted to make sure beforehand. If it’s a regular customer, they don’t have that direct line of contact and could take longer for them to get a replacement. So they waited 2 weeks to get the controller just for it to be defective, need to send it back and wait another 2-4 weeks until they get their replacement. On the plus side, they have that amazing warranty so you should be covered regardless. It happens but what makes it worse is they knew that this controller was specifically for a review video and they would want everything to work perfectly but it didn’t and they weren’t happy about that when I told them about it. The good thing is to this day, my Aim Controller still works flawlessly with no issues and I still use it to this day 👍🏼

@@Tech_HD1 yeah im not sure what you are on about. It's how products work lol. I've bought a $1000 GPU with an issue and had to do testing with the manufacturer before they decide it is in fact a problem with it. That is how it works. I just got a refund for my 13700kf for the microcode issue. I'm at 3 weeks with Intel waiting for it to get back to them for my refund, after 2 weeks of back and forth of testing. 2 weeks for a company to say "yes it is messed up, send it back" is normal. And for you to say "they sent it to me for a review and should give me a golden sample" shows the dream world you live in... So they should make false claims and thoroughly test YOUR product but not the average consumers? No they treated you like anyone else, sent one off the line, and then replaced it. That is good customer service. No one can test every product 1000 times to be sure it is ok before sending it. They already have a high wait time, so you want to add another month of waiting so they can test it for every customer? I guarantee they tested if it programmed and it did, so they sent it to you. It's not normal, I'm sure for the memory to not hold the programming settings, so to test every one when it turns off and turns back on would add a lot of additional wait time, even if it seems small. I still fail to see the issue here. They sent you the product any random person would get. You had an issue. They replaced it. That is a positive. They didn't dick you around, and replaced it. What more would you want from them??? It would be 100000000% disingenuous to send you a super tested and verified product if that isn't what they normally do for EVERYONE... get it? Edit: nevermind it would have been better if they didn't replace it for you. That would be a GOOD company. And a positive. OR better yet, they should have put better parts in your controller so it seemed super good and sold a lesser product to their customers! That would be a good company. What jokers for sending you what everyone would get, testing it with you, and then replacing it for you. What A holes they are! There are literal complaints of how CPU and GPU manufacturers send the best of the best to reviewer so they can show "you can OC this cpu/gpu to x amount" then the customer isn't able to. Or games where they send a small optimized section/area of the game to seem super stable. The customer gets the game and it crashes all the time. YEP Aim Controllers should have made sure you got a super sample and been treated special. That would be a much better account of what they offer their customers.

@thomasj2797 1) your missing the point when it comes to collaborating and working with creators. Companies always want to make sure that the review units are in perfect condition and meet with the quality that they aim for. I’m not saying to make my unit better than the average consumer, but make sure it works. That’s how marketing works. It doesn’t look good on their end that a defective unit has been sent out. 2) Regardless, they have followed up with me and told me that they upped their Quality Control to ensure that stuff like this happens less often. Feedback is always necessary and a good thing if you want to improve and that’s what a review is for. The pros and the cons. 3) Aim Controller could’ve told me to not include that in the video but they didn’t mind. I told them ahead a time and they liked that I mentioned that I got it replaced at least and everything works now. And it would’ve looked bad on my part if I didn’t mention this because that would make me biased. Yes, I worked with them for this review but they didn’t pay me and I’m gonna mention everything that I experienced. Good and Bad. Either way, they loved the video and learned from the feedback that I provided and improved since then.

@@Tech_HD1 I'm really not missing the point. They should not test your sample extra to be pristine. You have now given an honest review. Which we all appreciate! We can expect "I might have a small issue when I get mine BUT... They will replace it for me, what a great company!" It's a con if you experience an issue and then they say "well the sucks, deal with it loser!" which they didn't. They sent you what everyone gets. To do otherwise is, as I said, disingenuous. They are genuine and that is good. They didn't cater to you for the best of best sample for a review. The companies that do are shit honestly. And by doing so make your reviews disingenuous. Thanks for letting us know we can't trust your reviews moving forward with products!

@@thomasj2797 I’m sorry to hear that man. Can’t make everyone happy and I’m not perfect. It is what it is. People are gonna like the video and others are gonna hate it.

@@djamelalgeria9724 yes

@@ochaiisaac3694 Thank You! 😊

Ayyy I appreciate it! 😊 I don’t personally own insta360 link 2c so I wouldn’t be able to do that. I do own the OBSBOT Tail Air so I can compare the Meet 2 with that

@@Ivelev_ make sure you have an HDMI 2.1 Cable and in the display settings of the PS5, you can enable and test to see if the 120Hz works and if so, enable it

@@Tech_HD1 i do all the things, 120hz output on automatic, game presets on performance mode, but when i go to the monitor menu, i see 3840x2160 on 60hz… i use the HDMI that was in the monitor box (hdmi ultra high speed)

@@Ivelev_ Hmm strange. That cable might not be a 2.1 cable even though it’s supposed to be. Also, not all games work at 4K 120hz

@@Tech_HD1 EAFC25 only

@@Ivelev_ I think that’s locked in at 60Hz but I’m not 100%. Try another game that you know supports 4K 120Hz and see if that works

@@deexom I would double check the manufacturer site and see if it says it

Only on the 5x weirdly enough

@@iatepacman745 oh yeah definitely

@@norbfer97f99 GPU to the Capture Card Input and then from the Output to the Monitor. I’m pretty sure that’s what you were asking

@@Tech_HD1 I think that because of the capture card, when I go through HDMI I cannot put the 165Hz on my monitor, it only detects 144Hz

@@justinlalko7834 I prefer 27 mainly because I have a 3x monitor setup and each are 27” and it’s the perfect size. 32 would be too big for me and my setup but it’s a personal preference. If your running a one monitor setup, go with the 32”

@@Tech_HD1 one monitor set up and will be getting a 4090 so I’d be able to do really high 4k gaming and take advantage of the story games on a 32 inch area

@@justinlalko7834 yeah the 32” version would work better for you