Switch pro controller has no headphones port, disapointing

[NATO]

Goodnightmoon said:

NATO said:

Oh, you're one of those people.

"Well, the crew over at DualShockers did a bit of good old fashioned science, and their results were intriguing to say the least. They found that on the standard setting, the input device lasted around 11 hours, while on the 'medium' option, it lasted 11 hours and 42 minutes. Interestingly, on the dimmest possible brightness, the DualShock 4 lasted 12 hours and 21 minutes."

 

4 hours, pfft, try owning one.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PS4/comments/2n5wwg/what_is_the_average_battery_life_of_the/

4-5 hours

I have played on Ps4 sometimes for long periods of time with friend and I have seen how the battery goes away in an afternoon.

Most of the replies in that thread state 7-8 hr, the ones stating 4-5 are saying with heavy use + voice chat through controllers jack port (I.e. constant 3 channel audio stream)

Yet you go with the lowest possible one? In the absolute heaviest use case scenario? Right.

Only reason why the switch pro controller will last longer is because it's battery is 1300mAh instead of the stock 1000mAh, and since all inputs are digital the communication between console and controller uses less bandwidth and thus less radio power/update blocks but at the cost of no analog buttons.

Average ds4 battery life is still 6-8hr on normal play, 12-16 with a $5 battery upgrade.

But the thing is, I didn't even bring up the DS4, I was comparing it to the battery life on my Xbox one controller, but I see why you would bring up the DS4, I mean.. it's a bit of a straw man to an argument of switch pro vs Xbox one battery life but if it's the best you have then..