As far as audio solutions for the PlayStation 4 go, you've got a few options. Few give the bang for buck value as the Sony Gold Wireless headphones, though. I have the first generation that came out in 2014. They've served me well for 4 years, but I've found that there are two major drawbacks to this headset - 1. The leatherette flakes off quite easily. 2. The battery is a measly 570mAh, which doesn't last you a full gaming session.
For the leathette issue, I just scrubbed the top blue part off so I won't have to worry about flakes all ove rmy head. I replaced the earphone cups with something I found on Lazada for Php350 (apparently, they're more expensive now).
For the battery issue, I got myself a replacement Dualshock 4 battery with 2,000mAh capacity. In theory, that should last me much longer than the original ones.
Here's how to do it:
1. Twist off the right ear cup counter-clockwise, to expose the screwholes.
2. With a small screwdriver, remove the three screws and put them somewhere safe.
3. Unplug the speakers.
4. Unplug the battery.
5. Unclip the battery by squeezing on either side. They're stuck to the plastic by an adhesive so don't be afraid to pull a little hard.
6. If you're putting in a thick battery, make sure to remove the plastic where the old battery used to rest. You can use a dremmel or do what I did and just cut them off with pliers and smoothed it out with some sandpaper.
7. Put the new battery in. Double sided tape would be great if you want to keep a small battery in place.
8. Test.
9. Put the speakers back in.
10. Put the ear cup back on
10. You're done!
In my case, the battery life has really improved. I put in a few hours into Uncharted Lost Legacy and I didn't even lose one bar, which is great. Unfortunately, I was a little too vigorous with my sandpapering that I broke the hinge. :(