INZONE H9 (WH-G900N)

Audio Through 2.4Ghz Dongle sounds noticeably worse than Bluetooth Hi guys, I just got a new pair of headphones for playing video games (Inzone H9 II). They support Bluetooth (SBC and AAC) and also have a 2.4Ghz dongle for low latency gaming (16Bit-48000hz). The thing is, I've noticed they sound worse through the dongle (2.4 Ghz) as opposed to Bluetooth (AAC). It sounds a little muffled and lowere resolution, whereas through Bluetooth it sounds clear and clean. From what I read online, 2.4Ghz wireless audio should sound better than Bluetooth, or am I wrong? I've also had this issue with the previous version (Inzone H9) but didn't bother investigating. My PC is positioned exactly on the other side of a wall where the microwave is, and I thought that may be interfering but would it also interfere when not in use? I haven't tried going somewhere else. I've scrambled around settings like if there was freaking gold but found nothing. I'm all open for help and suggestions.

this is gonna sound crazy but bear with me lol the sony inzone h9 gen 1. the gen 2 are out now. the gen 1 retailed for 300. they work with pc or ps5 via a dongle. they even have active noise cancellation which is very uncommon on a gaming headset. BUT they have a known cosmetic defect. after a little while, the leather on the top headband starts to come undone, exposing the little foam pad underneath. it’s completely cosmetic and amazon sells covers for it for a quick fix for like 15 bucks. SO with that being said, you can get a pair on ebay with the defect starting to show or the leather piece completely off for like 50 bucks give or take. slap a cover on it and you’ve got a noise cancelling headset that works seamlessly with ps5 or pc. it even has bluetooth so you can play music and the game audio at the same time. just make sure the one you get includes the dongle. imo, this is the best bang for your buck headset you can get right now.

Been using the Sony MDR MV1s with the Fosi Audio K7 DAC - never going back to Sony H9s

Sony h9's are fully integrated(when you adjust the volume you'll see the volume level on screen), have noise canceling, and the battery lasts forever.  Oh, and they're comfortable and wireless. 

I'm currently at 15mm still wearing my single flares that I used to stretch (so they take up a ton of room) and my Sony inzone H9 headset provides a ton of room around the ear to the point that even just after a fresh stretch I don't feel a thing.

ive been using inzone h9 headset for a few years im often telling friends about threats before they hear them. recently decided to get IEMS. the quality of the kz pros 2 is awesome and comparable to my inzones for just 50 bucks instead of 200.

The Sony Inzone H9. Great noise cancelling, great quality, and the build quality is good. About 200 bucks new.