Ps5 Controller Making Buzzing Noise

I have been using the PST8 power station for about two weeks now to replace my $10 cheap power strip. I mainly bought it to attempt to resolve an audible buzzing noise in my headphones when connected to a desktop headphone DAC/amp. After plugging the DAC/amp directly into the PST8, the buzzing noise went away entirely. This was with both the digital filter outlet as well as one w/o filtering. Either way, I'm pretty confident the PST8 is delivering much cleaner power and that it resolved my specific issue. Happy with the purchase, although note this is much bulker than it appears in photos.

Yep, this solved the buzzing noise I was getting sometimes when the fridge was running. It seems very well built, and the positioning of the outlets is well-thought out so that I can arrange just about any combo I have tried without covering up outlets, thereby rendering them useless. No complaints. The cord is good quality and long enough to be useful in places where outlets are sparse.

No rattle or buzzing!

Occasional buzzing feel but other than that amazing!

I have been through several gaming headsets for the PS5. I have finally landed on a pair that not only look and sound sleek, but do EXACTLY what I need. The digital AI noise cancellation works perfectly when eliminating background noise. But not only that, these cans have some amazing sound pumping through these magnetic drivers. No wonder Sony opted to buy Audeze. Connection to PS5 and PC is easy with the included usb-c adapter. Just make sure to pick the right source with the flick of a switch. You can update firmware and download custom EQs from the Audeze site, as well. Getting used to not using an app to make changes is a bit of a drag, but it’s worth it in the end to not have it. I have used ‘em all: Razer, SteelSeries, and Turtle Beach. Each have their own strengths but too many weaknesses. The Audeze Maxwell are just the perfect headset to add to your collection.

Great controller easy to use and affordable. It also come with a few free downloadable software to begin your music making.

They clip in perfectly, and there's no buzzing, crisp clear signal.

Had buzzing on our outside Facebook feed. Since installing this device, it has not come back.

The CyberPower UPS started making a high-pitched whining noise. It seemed that the battery had no more life in it so I replaced it with this replacement cartridge from B&H. It is now working again and I hope to get another 5-6 years out of it. It didn't come with a way to recycle the battery so I'm hoping to find somewhere local to dispose of the old battery pack.

I love shure products and wanted the best quality audio for voiceovers and podcasting while having the ability to stay mobile. The MV51 provides just that. I picked up two of these before the new year as they were $50 off so that I could use them for podcast style interviews. You can plug these into your computer, iPhone, or IPad making it extremely versatile. I recently conducted an interview at a coffee shop, pretty noisy, so background noise was still an issue, however the talent and interviewer voice was clean and above the noise making it extremely audible. The build quality is really nice with a modern/classic look. There’s a kick stand built and you can attach it to a stand if necessary (I recommend at least a table top stand). I’m super happy with the quality of the build and the results of the recordings I’m getting with this. No regrets at all.