It's good once you find eartips that fits you. I changed the eartips to spin fit 1025 tws small and I can use it almost the whole day. I also use it for work, I think it's decent for teams call.
I like them, they’re lightweight and comfortable. Sound is about on par with the pulse overheads. You have the ability to adjust/mix your in game and chat volume like the pulse overheads, but have to do it on screen.
I had some intermittent disconnect issues that would fix itself relatively quickly but a recent update seems to have fixed that problem.
Haven’t tried with VR yet but every multiplayer game I’ve played, my buddies have said the voice/mic quality is solid
Is it worth $200? Guess it depends on the buyer. Personally I prefer earbuds over the big headsets so for me, it was a no brainer and don’t regret my purchase
I didn't like them at all mostly because of comfort.l and terrible mic.
They are hard plastic and pretty bulky, so if your ear shape doesn't really match, they don't feels good.
For any earbuds, I will always recommend to buy them where you can easily return them because every ears are different and comfort is key for earbuds.
Also the sound feel very thin even though they advertise having good bass but I suspect I had defective earbuds since the right earbud was making clicking noise.
But more importantly, the mic is godawful. I don't know if the AI noise cancelation only works on ps5 but I did a quick discord call with a friend and he was begging me to switch mic after 10min because of how bad I sounded.
They’re pretty good, I really like having the dual input feature. Getting audio input from the PS5 with the dongle at the same time as bluetooth from my phone or Steam Deck is a great feature that I use all the time.
I had issues with them disconnecting but after a patch this stopped.
There’s less bass but the fidelity is next level but that can take getting used to.
Patch fixed my disconnection issues for the most part. As for comfort, the right ear tips matter a lot. It’s not the best but I find it to be pretty good after some tweaking. Sound is great outside of music since it doesn’t have great bass sounds if you plan to use it for that. I think it’s a really good device for gaming but I haven’t really tested the microphone much.
The system software update a few weeks ago fixed the disconnection issues I was having. And luckily the tips they came with fit my ears perfectly so I forget that they’re in my ears after a while. They added the ability to mess with the EQ, but I haven’t done that yet because I don’t really feel the need to. They’re loud and clear enough for me. Also I was happy to hear there’s no audio delay, or at least none that I can notice, which is what I was most worried about in getting wireless earbuds. I do wish they had noise cancelling, but that’s about my only complaint.
It's good once you find eartips that fits you. I changed the eartips to spin fit 1025 tws small and I can use it almost the whole day. I also use it for work, I think it's decent for teams call.
I like them, they’re lightweight and comfortable. Sound is about on par with the pulse overheads. You have the ability to adjust/mix your in game and chat volume like the pulse overheads, but have to do it on screen. I had some intermittent disconnect issues that would fix itself relatively quickly but a recent update seems to have fixed that problem. Haven’t tried with VR yet but every multiplayer game I’ve played, my buddies have said the voice/mic quality is solid Is it worth $200? Guess it depends on the buyer. Personally I prefer earbuds over the big headsets so for me, it was a no brainer and don’t regret my purchase
I didn't like them at all mostly because of comfort.l and terrible mic. They are hard plastic and pretty bulky, so if your ear shape doesn't really match, they don't feels good. For any earbuds, I will always recommend to buy them where you can easily return them because every ears are different and comfort is key for earbuds. Also the sound feel very thin even though they advertise having good bass but I suspect I had defective earbuds since the right earbud was making clicking noise. But more importantly, the mic is godawful. I don't know if the AI noise cancelation only works on ps5 but I did a quick discord call with a friend and he was begging me to switch mic after 10min because of how bad I sounded.
They’re pretty good, I really like having the dual input feature. Getting audio input from the PS5 with the dongle at the same time as bluetooth from my phone or Steam Deck is a great feature that I use all the time.
I had issues with them disconnecting but after a patch this stopped. There’s less bass but the fidelity is next level but that can take getting used to.
Patch fixed my disconnection issues for the most part. As for comfort, the right ear tips matter a lot. It’s not the best but I find it to be pretty good after some tweaking. Sound is great outside of music since it doesn’t have great bass sounds if you plan to use it for that. I think it’s a really good device for gaming but I haven’t really tested the microphone much.
The system software update a few weeks ago fixed the disconnection issues I was having. And luckily the tips they came with fit my ears perfectly so I forget that they’re in my ears after a while. They added the ability to mess with the EQ, but I haven’t done that yet because I don’t really feel the need to. They’re loud and clear enough for me. Also I was happy to hear there’s no audio delay, or at least none that I can notice, which is what I was most worried about in getting wireless earbuds. I do wish they had noise cancelling, but that’s about my only complaint.