Get those receivers as far apart as humanly possible. Sadly I can't change the headphones channel, because it's designed as fully automated device without any tuning options.Ģ.4Ghz is EXTREMELY cluttered even under the best of circumstances. So is there are some solution for this issue? Could I somehow switch controller's wireless channel to not overlap with headphones? Also I can change the channel on WiFi router but I don't know which channel to use so it's frequency will be as farther as possible from other devices.
Also I have a WiFi router nearby (about two feets) working on a 6-th 2.4 Ghz channel and I think it can cause interference too, because then I don't use controller my headphones also losing connection sometimes (one a day maybe), but still this happens way less frequenlty than then I use both headphones and controller together (in this case they reconnecting each half an hour or so). Sometimes it takes more time to regain connection, in this case both headphones and controller reconnect repeatedly three or four times. Then a second or two later both headphones and controller reestablish connections and everything working fine for some time (until they again try to take same frequency I suppose). In the same time Steam shows a "Bad signal strenght" warning about controller and it begins to lag. Here is the situation: I own a Sennheiser HDR 160 wireless headphones and sometimes then I playing games using controller, headphones suddenly losing connection to it's base unit from time to time. It look like it's sometimes fighting for frequency with other wireless devices. I have a question for controller devs: I have an issue with controller.
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