Yesterday I receive the first email (instructions for purchasing the warranty) within an hour after ending live chat.
Second email from them only comes in this morning, and they mention will take 2-3 working days to process.

No issue for me so far.
I using wifi AX router and so far I've downloaded 300-400gb of games without any issue.

Agree with you.
Especially these days PSN card is more widely available (maybanku2, public bank online, 7-11, etc).
And there's no additional charges, so if you pay RM50 you get RM50 PSN credit.

Did you connect your Arctis 7p to PC and setup with SteelEngine ?
If yes mind sharing your settings here ?

I'm using Arctis 7 currently, I believe both models are identical except colour and dongle.
Sound wise I'm not satisfy with mine.
I find them a bit muffle and it takes quite a bit of effort to pinpoint enemy direction (tested with Resident Evil 7 only so far).

This is my first wireless and gaming headphone, so maybe I expected too much from them haha.
But comfort wise I find them simply amazing.
I can last 3-4 hours gaming session without taking them off once and it doesn't feel hot in my ear (I wear glasses and I don't game in aircon room).

Few of my friends told me GOT sound effect is fantastic.
Definitely on my to play list.
Too many games to play and I really struggling with my PS4 backlogs, luckily PS5 don't have any titles that I really want to play yet.

Noted that you're on default eq setting.
I try tweak mine multiple times in SteelEngine, to me it sounded better than default but still I couldn't tweak it to my taste.
Maybe I always prefer open back headphone sound, so I didn't quite enjoy Arctis 7 sound signature.
Will give the default sound eq another try.

Don't get me wrong, I don't regret my Arctis 7 purchase.
For the price we pay I think it does what it needs to do pretty decently, and it's unfair for me to compare the sound quality with my other headphones (purely for music listening).
It's the most comfortable headphone in my possession right now, and the mic is pretty ok (feedback from my gaming buddies).
Wireless is just so much more convenient for gaming, and don't forget the battery life is amazing as well.
Had to sacrifice audio quality a bit, but I'm ok with it

I'm having this strange auto 'discharge' issue with my dualsense lately.
My habit is fully charge my dualsense with my ps5 while playing game or in rest mode.
Next day the dualsense battery is fully drained, not able to connect or even turn on my ps5, must connect via usb c cable to power on my dualsesne.
This happen about 3-4 times in a month.

At first I thought it's the cable issue (I using Mcdodo auto power off cable), then I tried with the original cable that came with my ps5, same issue.
It's quite random, only sometime it happens.

Yesterday I finally identified which dualsense (I had 2) is having this issue, and I did a reset and remove the dualsense pairing on my ps5 settings.
These are info I get from reddit and hope it works.

Anyone had similar issue with their dualsense ?

I believe I did, will check again later tonight.
I turn off my ps5 every time after playing, then next morning the discharge on dualsense happen.

Thanks for the link, I will check my controller firmware later.
I updated both dualsense last month, but not sure if they are on the latest firmware or not.

I just checked mine on Sony Malaysia website, it's still in the registered product page.
I know you have the invoice and extended warranty cert, but no harm to contact Sony Malaysia and ask them to fix it though.

PS5 games are coming out really slowly, so I think there's no need to rush and get one if your main goal is to play PS5 games.

Personally I'm a really slow gamer, so my PS4 backlog is crazy.
Some PS4 games get fps boost, which is a game changer to me.

But the main reason why I upgraded to PS5 from PS4 fat is the freaking the jet engine sound.
I took apart my entire fat PS4, clean thoroughly then applied new thermal paste and slot in a new SSD, but still it is freaking loud.
Even with headphone on, I can still hear it pretty clearly.

I'm so glad PS5 is dead quiet when compared to PS4.

Mine is actually the fat PS4 not PS4 pro
Bought it at launch in late 2013 if I'm not mistaken.

Was hoping it will do some differences by cleaning it, but end up not much of a difference to me.
Putting SSD on PS4 though was a huge boost.

I came from a PS4 with SSD, even that I could feel the loading is faster.
If you come from a non ssd PS4, the differences will be shocking

Yeah, end up I play another 100-200 hours of monster hunter haha.
I've been dreaming to play it on 60fps for a long time

This post has been edited by dpo_99_sl: Mar 16 2021, 04:18 PM

Any particular reason you trying to install via USB ?
If your PS5 is connected to the internet, it should auto download the firmware within seconds after login.

I see.
It's been a very long time since I manually install firmware on a Playstation, last was when I change my PS4 harddisk to SSD.
It should be pretty straight forward.
The link from RokXIII should do the trick.

This reminds me that during the first batch and Sony can't fulfil all the orders (mine included) , one guy in this forum was talking about he's going to sue Sony Malaysia for that LOL.

I thoroughly enjoy my PS5 and spent 10-15 hours a week on it, but I can tell you 90% of the time I'm playing PS4 games on it.
If the games that you plan to play don't benefit from the 60fps boost, I sincerely don't think it's a big game changer.
To me 2022 is the real 'first' year for PS5 games

May I know which part you changed ?
Just the potentiometer or the entire analog ?
And any links for the parts ?

I have gone through 3 dualsense, 1 got warranty but the replacement starts drifting about 5 months later.
Now all of them are out of warranty and I plan to fix them myself.

From my understanding the drift is due to potentiometer.
We can either try
1) clean the potentiometer
2) replace the copper ring thingy inside the potentiometer
3) replace the entire potentiometer
4) replace the entire analog

Method 1 and 2 don't require soldering.
And the potentiometer replacement for dualsense is 2.3k ohm

Oh got it.
I thought you replaced the potentiometer by soldering.
Going through 3 dualsense since launch for me is kinda unlucky, both of my PS3 and PS4 controllers went through entire generation without issues though.

there's a leaflet that comes my ps5 pro , it mention the warranty must be register on Playstation HK website.
I didn't try that out, as I decided to buy 2 additional years of warranty from Sony Malaysia for RM 256 by using the live chat at Sony MY website.

This post has been edited by dpo_99_sl: Nov 8 2024, 03:20 PM

Yes it comes with 1 year warranty, and we will get an additional 3 months if we register the warranty online.
For some reason we have to register it on Playstation website (HK ???) rather than Sony MY website.
If I'm not mistaken the last console that I need to register the warranty on Playstation website was PS3/PSVita.

I opted for the 1+2 years warranty by Sony Malaysia, so Sony Malaysia handled thew warranty registration for me.

Inside my PS5 pro box there is this leaflet and told us to register the warranty at this link below :
Playstation