Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.Tto connect the TV to a hidden netrowk, refer to the Connect your Android TV to a hidden Wi-Fi network article.If you don't know the SSID (wireless network name) and password (security key) of your wireless router (or access point), refer to the manual of your wireless router (or access point).

When connecting automatically with the WPS button on your wireless router (or access point):.When connecting manually after selecting a network from the list of scanned wireless networks:.Follow these steps if a screen appears prompting you to select how to connect to your wireless router:.Select Network → Network setup → Easy → Wi-Fi.Select Network & Internet → Easy setup → Wi-Fi.The next steps will depend on your TV menu options:.On the remote control, press the HOME button.If the remote control does not have a Quick Settings button:.On the remote control, press the ( Quick Settings) button.If the remote control has a Quick Settings button:.Unless you use the audio cable plugged into the controller jack.? Also, if you have a lot of cables/devices around the dongle audio tends to drop in and out, this is down to the 2.4ghz connectivity used and can be easily resolved by plugging directly into the front of the console, or by using a short USB extension cable (currently I'm using a cheap Maplin bargain bucket 50cm USB 2. My only confusion is they're not Bluetooth. I appreciate the power/charging light matching the PS5 lighting system, and the ever present 'icons' detail on the inside texture is pretty cool. I've had no complaints about chat audio (although a boom mic would be infinitely better) and they have lasted me every gaming session I've needed them for. They come with a USB C charging cable and a 3.5mm male to male audio cable for connecting to other devices (such as a mobile phone, if, well, you know.) in the box which is a bonus for most, syncing with my PS4 and PS5 was as simple as turning them on with the dongle plugged in, they're a lot lighter than other headsets I've tried, the ear cups are nice and soft and audio is pretty good. I've never been a big headset fan, they always seem too cumbersome and my ears get hot after a short time, but I was curious about the 3d Pulse audio and these aren't massively expensive so I thought I'd give them a go.

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