Headset for PS4

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Ordered these Superlux HD668B Dynamic Semi-Open Headphones (pic related) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003JOETX8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
for my PS4 but as far as I can tell they don't come with a USB adapter.
My last headset recently broke (steelseries siberia v2 full-size headset)

All my headsets/earphones (steelseries and some cheap earbuds when my headset broke) so far have been pretty quiet when plugged into the auxillary port in the controller.
>max volume isn't nearly as high as i want
>(though my $20 skullcandy earbuds seem to actually be louder than my headset was)
>audio sounds noticeably worse than when plugged directly into laptop
>lots of audio breaking up from controller's wireless connection

I believe the volume problem is because of the low power source in the controller not being strong enough to give proper volume to the headset.
And I'm hoping my aux to USB adapter idea will fixt that.
But to me it seems like it's just the PS4 settings (which were set to max on every option I could find) and I don't know if they'll have a different volume range if plugged directly into the PS4 or TV.

I've been looking up USB adapters on Amazon but reviews say that the audio quality is noticeably reduced with most products.
I can't find any USB adapters that I'm confident won't reduce audio quality.

Other option is I just plug the aux cable directly into the TV. Though I'm guessing that will reduce audio quality as well.
Anyone have experience with this?

So I need to know the following:
1. How can I get the best volume and sound quality from my headset for my PS4? Connected to TV, connected to USB adapter connected to PS4, or some other option I haven't thought of?
2. Why is the volume so low for my headset on PS4?
3. What's a good aux to USB adapter that won't deteriorate audio quality?
4. pls no bully because console peasant (I'm gonna stop once I have a job again, I swear.)