Could you give a bit of feedback and how is it intergrated with ps5 and does it work with pc?
Is there another vest that is a bit more budget?
The Woojer Series 3 Vest is designed for seamless plug-and-play functionality across all audio-based experiences, requiring no additional software or drivers. Works with any console, computer, tablet, or cell phone. Anything with Audio out or Bluetooth out.
It works similar to how Dolby Pro Logic II works. Dolby Pro Logic takes the audio from any stereo audio source and converts it into 6 channels. Which is 5.1. The 5 in that equation are speakers that can play high, mid, and low frequencies. However, the high and mid frequencies are given more emphasis. The .1 in that equation is the subwoofer where the low-end frequencies are directed. When you hear a gunshot in a movie or the roar of an engine, your subwoofer is going to kick in.
The Woojer Vest 3 is like Dolby Pro Logic but instead of 5.1 it is .6. All 6 channels are like subwoofers (patented Osci™ TRX2 transducers) that are attached to your body. 2 on the front, 2 on the side, and 2 on the back. It takes that sound that comes out of the Left and Right stereo signal and does its best to create a virtual sound stage for the low end frequencies. Dolby Pro Logic II is never going to perform as well as Dolby Digital, DTS, or Dolby Atmos where the creator of the sound controls exactly which area of the soundstage the sound goes, and discrete audio is sent individually to each channel.
There are Haptic Vests with 40 different speakers that game programmers can program the sound to each channel. But it works with a limited amount of games on a limited amount of systems. I find that functionality would only be really useful in a FPS game or a fighting game and mostly pointless in a driving game.
For GT7 your whole core is going to rumble when you have a killer engine roar or a transmission that has some kick to the gear shifting. Depending on the setting you choose, you can have it respond heavily to all low frequencies, or you can do the gaming mode which purposely attempts to put more weight on game sounds and less weight on music.
They have a Woojer Strap that is much cheaper but it is only one Osci™ TRX2 transducer. I haven't tested it and do not know if it is as powerful as the ones on the Vest 3. But the Vest 3 is essentially like having a very high-wattage surround sound system that you have your subwoofer cranked up to where the neighbors 5 houses down could feel their house shaking, except it could be dead quiet at your house and a person in the next room over would have no idea that you are using it. Plus it has a headphone amp that will make quality wired headphones sound even louder and more clear.