ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless SpeedNova Gaming Earbuds – Dual-Mode (BT, 2.4GHz), Dirac Opteo, Bone-Conduction AI Mic, Adaptive ANC, 46Hr Battery, for PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile, ROG Ally/X - Black

I was honestly surprised by how good these ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless SpeedNova earbuds turned out to be. I use them mainly for PC and PS5 gaming, but they’ve quickly become my go-to for everything — gaming, music, and even phone calls.Sound Quality:The sound is crystal clear and perfectly balanced. Bass is strong and punchy without being overwhelming, and the mids and highs are crisp. Whether it’s footsteps in a game or a bass drop in a song, everything sounds rich and detailed.Latency & Performance:The SpeedNova 2.4GHz wireless connection is incredible — zero noticeable lag. It honestly fe

These work great for the purpose that I've ordered them for. I use them with my ASUS ROG Ally X since bluetooth is normally a little unreliable and constantly disconnects and seems to have auto quality issues as well. These having a dedicated 2.4Ghz dongle for the headphones works perfectly. They quickly connect and sound great when playing games. The lighting isn't obnoxious and can easily be disabled via the software within Windows. It would be nice to have a place to put the dongle when not in use in the case; However, this isn't a huge issue since it still fits nicely into the case with it

(UPDATE: Dec 8th, 2025; I'm returning these after 2 days. The battery life is a flat out LIE. Again, every single additional feature they have was turned OFF! [which begs the question why pay $220 USD for headphones that HAVE to be made as dumb as cheap sets to be usable? "You shouldn't," that's the answer].With every thing off, it was only 3.5 hours of headset life by DAY TWO (2). And the case would be at 100% when earbuds were placed in them. The earbuds were depleted to 25~%, and a single recharge depleted the case to 30% from 100.NOPE. RETURNED.)These look great, there's no question about

Let's start with the positives:+The earbuds look great and sound impressive for an earbud, even competitive with my pulse elite headset.+Bass is punchy without being overpowering, and the general audio quality is clear specially when enabling DIRAC (however, when using them as 2-way communication - sound output and microphone - the audio fidelity takes a big hit).+ The dongle works very well, connection to my ps5 and pc was easy and fast.+ You can edit the equalizer using an app which is convenient.+The ANC can be pretty effective against ambient noise. It's not headphone quality, but again I

I’ve been searching for a while for the perfect gaming earbuds. I tried the razer hammerheads wireless way back when they first came out, and they were alright. Since then, I’ve been looking for something else as I hate wearing a headset and find them bulky and that they take up too much space on a desk, even with a hook.I tried the regular ROG Cetra, but the Bluetooth just had too much lag to make it enjoyable for the games I was playing. It was about 1/4-1/2 second behind, but it was enough to be noticeable. Otherwise the buds themselves were comfortable.Then, onto Anker Soundcore VRp10. The

I purchased these in November of 2024 and have used them as my daily driver for work, gaming and just browsing the internet. (Some background: I do IT, love music, and gaming, so they really are being used all day.)Positives:-They sound great. I was coming from a Sennheiser PC38X headset and do feel that the audio quality was comparable.- They fit great. My ears never hurt or got sore from continuous use. Perfect for glasses-wearers.- Lag free when watching movies or gaming in either dongle or Bluetooth mode.- Sound canceling tech is witchcraft and works surprisingly well while keeping the aud

The biggest reason to get these buds is the combination of a low-latency dongle and simultaneous Bluetooth connectivity. I can use these at home for gaming with low-latency audio, then take them to work to use for productivity (leaving the dongle at home) while remaining connected to my phone in between. If there were more competitors that had this feature set my review might be a bit more critical, but since it's one of the few devices capable of this I'm going with 5 stars.Other pros:- Good audio- Good noise canceling- Good battery life- Good Bluetooth behavior on Android (Galaxy S23) and Wi

These headphones are... fine. They're... just fine. But the 2-stars comes from the price point. These are in line with Apple device costs, which are certainly mid to high end devices. While the sound and ANC quality is pretty good (I'd say on par with Apple devices), my biggest problem is the USB-C dongle connectivity, and the lack of function when that's in use. The headphones often drop one of sound, or the audio breaks up, or some other tech issue.Size and comfort are all good. I have trouble with headphones falling out, but these ones are pretty good at not falling out. I'm happy with that