Question Speakers without 'headphone volume limit' ?

[Robert5432]

I got a new monitor with no speakers, and no audio-out. My last monitor was a PHILLIPS 'TV'. Its audio out allowed me to turn the volume way up, even on the headphones.

With the new 'PC monitor' , when watching a movie or playing a game on my PS4 I put the headphones in the controller, I max the volume in system settings, and it stops at the 'headphone volume safety limit'. This also happens on my PC, if I plug headphones into my cheapo logitech PC speakers.

So I'm looking for some USB or bluetooth speakers to connect to my PS4, where I can put a headphone jack in and crank it up with the normal speaker range and not cut me off.

I do want the speaker with headphone option instead of just either one

So is there any way to know what speaker to order that won't have this limitation?

 

[Lutfij]

You've passed on some generic information. What are the makes and models of your audio equipment?

 

[Robert5432]

On PC I just have a $20 set of Logitech speakers. z150.

I'm using the wired apple earbuds.

I know there are a lot of earphone options but I have heart issues, poor circulation, and I'm prone to overheating, and the over-ear earphones are too hot on my head.

That's part of why I'm wondering about a speaker as an 'in between' to give me the volume, that I can then put the smaller buds into.

A long time ago I had an old pair of Creative Speakers where I could put the earphones in and crank it up as described, but then with the Logitech speakers there's a cap. So I know it's possible.

So I'm wondering how to tell which speakers will have this problem or not. Assuming there's a way.

I saw this newer Creative speaker on amazon, which looks great for the speakers option, but it has no headphone jack. It mentions 'amplifier', is that the feature I'm looking for??

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07W46668C...3652PHZDI&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it&th=1