For what its worth, I got the interference pretty badly with the old 3.5mm earbuds I used on my LCD deck. I honestly dont remember having that issue there. However, I used an over-the-ear headset, a Hyper-X I had lying around, and I did NOT get the interference. Like, not even a little. Maybe something to do with the nature of the cable on that set? I legit don’t have the proper technical knowledge to really get into detail on this.
I’m a fairly recent Deck buyer, and I’m gonna get that OLED Deck.
It’s not just about the screen (although it helps). The better wi-fi, the chance to get larger internal storage without needing to open up my current deck to upgrade it myself (and possibly ruin it in the process, I have little faith in my ability to physically mod this thing), the better battery life, and better thermals? Yeah, this is a solid upgrade that saves me a lot of hassle of doing it piece by piece myself.
I’ve also played this thing more than literally any other game playing device I own. I finished both Spider-Man games in the lead up to SM2, am most of the way through ANOTHER CP2077 playthrough, Ace Combat 7 done on Ace mode, Armored Core 6, Sekiro, and a bunch of other games in the six months I’ve had it. If there’s anything I would have changed in that time, it was having to spend less time tethered to a wall outlet, because the battery on this thing didn’t have the staying power I’d like for longer sessions with more demanding games.
With the OLED, I’m getting that and some more. And I can gift this older deck to someone close.
Fantastic explanation, thank you!
I suppose now I’m in the market for high-impedance in-ear headphones, lol. The hyper-x is nice around the house, but when I’m on campus it’d be nice to not need to lug around those and all my other stuff AND the deck.