Ps4 Bluetooth Headphones Connectを徹底追究! 読者が気になる 情報と解説を凝縮して配信します。

If all this tech-wrangling sounds like too much work, just plug your headphones into the controller itself. The DualShock 4 has a 3.5mm jack hidden in its belly. Simply wire up like it’s 1998, and bam—you’ve got wireless-ish audio because the controller is already Bluetooth-connected to the console. It’s cheating, but it works.

How to Connect Bluetooth Headphones to PS4 (Easy Guide) – Wantek

Sure, now your controller has a tail, and you’ll occasionally yank the cord during an intense boss fight, sending your headphones flying across the room. But at least you won’t need a dongle, a safe mode ritual, or a degree in computer science. Plus, the audio quality is surprisingly good—Sony finally did something right.

A Word on Battery Life (Spoiler: It Sucks)

Your PS4 controller’s battery lasts about as long as a toddler’s attention span—four to six hours on a good day. When you plug in those headphones, you’re draining that battery even faster. You’ll be swapping out USB cables more often than a Formula 1 pit crew changes tires. Stock up on snacks and a backup controller; you’ll thank me later.

Fun fact: using Bluetooth headphones directly with a dongle actually saves controller battery, because the console handles the audio instead. So if you hate charging things (and who doesn’t?), the dongle is your new best friend. Just don’t expect it to bring you coffee—it’s not that powerful.