Thread 723470571

>/v/ says wireless headphones are shit
>buy one, it's the best thing ever
>/v/ says wireless mouse are shit
>buy one, it's the best thing ever
Let me guess, wireless keyboards are shit too?

>>723470571 (OP)
I mean if you can't percieve the difference then you don't need a wired one
it's for us with severe autism and can tell the difference in the frequency and such

>>723470571 (OP)
MX Keys is the greatest keyboard, and I'll die on that hill. Tried to move onto a mechanical keyboard and it sucked

>>723470571 (OP)
if you play a multiplayer gammes - yes, they make for less optimal choice

Also after 5 years their batteries will die and you will have to buy a replacement

Good wireless headphones cost 2000$+

>>723470571 (OP)
I just bought a logi mx 4 for office and I'm already fed up by the weird latency it has even if it's tiny. The 10 year old zowie I replaced had perfect tracking in comparison.

>>723470571 (OP)
>wireless keyboards
What's the point? Are you moving it around like a wiimote?

>>723470617
This argument falls short when you realize that even the most autistic FPS professionals exclusively use wireless.

Any 2.4g headphone will have latency between 12ms and 20ms, the latency of wired is usually around 7ms, the difference is not noticeable by a human even in rhythm games (which happen to be the games where you can adjust for the latency anyway)

>>723470765
Embrace Chinese junk for peripherals.

I bought a Gamesir gamepad and it's fucking sublime. This convinced me to get an Attack Shark 11 mouse and it's 10/10. It has a 2.4g dongle, the latency is non-existent. This is also my first mouse with a 1000hz polling rate, so it feels way more responsive than my previous logitech wired mouse. It also has the little dock that recharges and serves as a transmitter for the dongle, this is very important, if I had to use the dongle in my PC the range and latency would be abysmal, but with the dock it is perfect

I don't like charging shit or replacing batteries and I'm a neet so I never have to move my shit which is why I buy wired stuff. If you need to move around a lot wireless is probably better. It also stops the formation of cable gnome habitats which can be a plus for some people but I personally have formed a symbiotic relationship with them so I don't mind.

>>723470752
>if you play a multiplayer gammes - yes, they make for less optimal choice
Is that why pros use wireless?
>after 5 years their batteries will die and you will have to buy a replacement
The day my shitty logitech mouse starts lasting more than 5 years without the mouse wheel failing or double clicking issues I'll consider that

Until then I'm taking chinese wireless jank over that anyday

>>723470993
I used to think like that until I started getting wireless peripherals this year.

My wireless headphone's battery lasts like 200 hours, and it fully charges in 4. It's a non-problem.

I bought a wireless gamepad and mouse that came with dock stations. Just have to plop them in the station every now and then. The battery still lasts multiple weeks without charging anyway.

For advantage of wireless for these is clear
>mouse
No cable drag

>headphone
Can grab a cup of water or go to the bathroom while still listening to whatever you were listening to, can probably use the headphone on the phone/TV, no cable tangling

>>723470949
>wireless only where it counts
Good idea

>>723470667
I've been torturing myself with all types of fancy $200 mechanical keyboards for 10+ years and yet every single time I arrive at office and type at their shitty generic $10 membrane keyboard it feels like fucking HEAVEN. But the sunk cost fallacy is killing me, I can't just abandon my mechanical keyboards now.

The amount of time I have wasted because of /v/ is just nasty.

>>723470861
/v/ is full of the biggest poser faggots when it comes to wireless latency
>autistic FPS pros will use wireless peripherals in tournaments with hundreds of thousands on the line
>speedrunners will use will use wireless peripherals and have no issue hitting their subpixel frame perfect whatever the fuck
>anon on /v/ who doesn't do anything more taxing than rolling gacha finds wireless latency intolerable

>>723471365
kek
>gf has a PC with membrane kb
>teach her to play FPS on my PC
>we build her a PC
>she complains that playing on my PC was easier
>we get her a mech
>now she complains that the work keyboards are so shit
Did you buy a terrible keyboard, anon?

>>723471435
I'm all in for wireless peripherals, except headphones. You get noticeably better sound out of a wired set than wireless
>>723471602
Try out a membrane kb with scissor switches, like you'd find on a good laptop

>>723471879
Wired headphones are technically better, but the freedom of being able to get up from the chair without having to take them off is unparalleled.
And nowadays it's cheap enough to get a wireless headset with good enough quality that you'd need audiophile autism to start nitpicking the differences between that and better models. If you are not in the audio mixing industry it's hard to justify a studio headset.

actually, i got one of those wireless bluetooth sound card dongles. the cm202 or something. costs like $35 and works with wired headphones.

>>723470823
The point is not have hundreds miles of wires on the table

>>723470571 (OP)
I got a cheap Logitech wireless kb+m combo and it works fine, my only issue really is that the mouse is way too sensitive, I have a hard time doing double clicks without the cursor moving ever so slightly, this bothers me specifically in Ragnarok online since you start dragging the items instead of using them when you double click

>>723472362
That is not a problem with your mouse, it's a problem with old MMOs.

That's why OSRS is unplayable without the anti-drag plugin. Maybe a similar setting exists for Ragnarok.

>>723470998
my last Logitech mouse lasted 9 years before the mouse wheel developed problems. probably fixable, but don't care about fucking around with it.
now I'm using the same exact one again, also 9 years old, which I got from my brother because he replaced it for a wireless one.
my cherry keyboard is 10+ years old by now and I repaired water damage on it 5+ years ago. no problems with it ever.
my headset approaches 7 years, but here I had to switch the ear cushions once (new ones have cost me less than $10)
my last mobile lasted nearly 8 years because I only buy outdoor ones where I can switch the battery (did it once)

I can see why people like wireless headphones and mice. But a keyboard I don't understand, unless you're using it on the couch or on the go with a laptop or something like that.

I’m convinced the autism around latency/poll rates is psyop by companies to get autists to buy their peripherals

>>723472407
oh shit, I suspected it was a modern hardware on old software issue, but I thought it was something I could tweak in the mouse settings, I'll look up for something like that plugin

Wireless devices cause cancer.

I can use my gaming mouse for like a week straight, has a loading docket, but I also got a ergonomic mouse that has a AA battery and that battery for some reason lasts almost an entire year now. I don't even know how that's possible. I used that mouse daily for hours. Last month it started to show low battery but it's still going.

I only get a couple of gaming session out of my wireless controller which is pretty annoying.

battery swapping is annoying

>>723470571 (OP)
Yes.
Go buy one, they're the best thing ever.

>>723473212
Anon it's 2025. Everything is rechargeable and most fancy stuff comes with a dock. I swear most old gen z and earlier avoid wireless just because they think it's like the 2010 junk.

>wireless headphones
dont these have massive delay for fast paced gaming?

>>723473476
how massive

>>723473305
>it comes with a proprietary battery you can't replace when it stops holding a charge from constantly charging on the dock

>>723473476
Not anymore, get with the times gramps

>>723470571 (OP)
if you have too many wireless devices you can get electrical infetterence

>>723473582
Can't afford $100 for a new one when it dies after 5 years?

>>723473681
I own hardware older than you that works better than anything being sold today.

I had to go wireless with my Steam Deck when I went out of state. Thought there would be some input delay but there was none with the keyboard and mouse. Bluetooth is legit.

>>723470571 (OP)
>wireless mouse
Just werks
>wireless Keyboard
Just weeks
>wireless controller
Dogshit
>wireless headphones
Dogshit

I got a pair of speakers that also support bluetooth but I have to run them wired because 10% of the time it gets some sort of interference that fucks up the entire audio. Then a couple of hours later it's fine again. I got no idea what it is.
I feel like I can't trust wireless headphones after that.

>>723473160
Just checked my mails it's already been a year actually. This is still the battery it came with.

>>723471435
You will never be a woman.

>>723470571 (OP)
It was simple for me.
Wireless version of the same product I wanted was two times the price.
But for keyboards it doesn't even make sense because it always stays in the same place.

>>723473834
Surely you will reply to me with the name and model of that 25+ years hardware that works better than anything sold today, right?

You definitely won't fail to deliver like a little bitch, right?

>>723475139
Often the wireless version also has better specs and materials despite having the same model name, I know this is the case for HyperX's headsets

Most brands see wireless as the premium version

>>723470571 (OP)
I like wireless peripherals simply because I no longer have wires going all over/under my desk.

>>723475604
It's mostly bigger margin with no upgrade outside the wireless.
I'm not talking about "gayming" headsets those are retarded in general.

>>723475936
This + no drag on the mouse