ASUSROG Cetra True Wireless SpeedNova Gaming Earbuds – Dual-Mode (BT, 2.4GHz), Realistic Audio, Dirac Opteo, Bone-Conduction AI Mic, Adaptive ANC, 46Hr Battery, PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile - Black

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 attached to the Ally. They're fairly comfortable wearing, comparable to the Google Buds Pro 2 that I use for my phone. I haven't had any battery issues while playing games, they seem to hold their charge well and can be used one headphone at a time if you don't want to both in at the same time so you can still pay attention to what's going on around you. Not sure if they're worth the full price; However, on sale or renewed they are a great value, and I would recommend.

This is the best earbuds I've used. They fit very well in my ears and are very difficult to just fall out.The sound quality is excellent. I use these for both personal and work use and they can satisfy both. The hybrid multi-point feature is a very good feature, as I can have these connected to my work laptop and my phone so I can answer calls on both my laptop and my phone.These are very easy to use, though the tap gestures can sometimes miss. Very rarely though. These can charge very quickly, about less than an hour and also has wireless charging

Long-winded review below, but overall, I was disappointed with this purchase. Having always worn over the ear headsets for gaming, I thought moving to an in-ear model would be life changing, but I was wrong. My experience with the ASUS Cetra Speednovas were lackluster and nothing to write home about. Looks like I'll be going back to my headsets, for now.- Battery life: 4.5 hours- Bluetooth connect is difficult with mobile phone- Average sound- Tap controls not intuitive- Case is hard to open- Fit is averageBattery Life:The battery life on the ASUS Speednovas are nowhere near where advertised. With non-stop gaming on my PC with USB-C dongle, I'm only getting 4.5 hours of battery life before I have to charge again. And this is with the RBG off. Never mind gaming with Bluetooth connection, the latency is terrible and feels laggy. If you're into competitive gaming, USB-C dongle is the best for low latency.Misleading advertisement of 48 hours of battery life is including the charging case battery. The actual longest duration you might get with these buds is 10 hours? if you're connected through Bluetooth on your mobile device, RGB off, and only listening to music. But as a PC gamer, I am only getting 4 hours at best. Better to use any other wireless buds than the Speednovas if you want good battery life.Connection:Bluetooth connection with these Buds are a nightmare. There is no actual Bluetooth button on the case. To connect, you need to keep the case open with buds in next to your device and pray it pops up as a device. So far, no success on my iPhone. They do automatically connect with my PC - but then it also overpowers the USB-C connection.Sound:Average sound out of the box, but can be adjusted with the app. The noise cancellation is solid to drown out some external sounds. But when in a call or chatting in game with ANC on, your voice is muffled and hard to hear.Tap Controls:The tap is not intuitive, and can't register my fingertips 1 out of 8 times I tap it. It's more inconvenient than it is helpful, and you can't adjust the control options.Design:The USB-C dongle has no where to be stored in the case. I fear I will lose the dongle someday when I bring them outside the house.The case, I noticed immediately that it doesn't sit flush on the table and wobbles/spins quite a bit. It's also very hard to open - you have to put your hands in a specific place in order for the lid of the case to open properly. You can't hold it from the side to open since span of the lid is so wide that it requires you to hold it from front to back in order to open. A bit inconvenient.The RGB looks amazing however, I'll give it that. When you finally get to opening the case, the RGB of the logos are nice and bright, in a default RGB out of box.Fit:The Buds themselves fit fine in my ear, it's like wearing airpods. It's not comfortable after a long period of time, the base of the earbuds themselves are quite large and can be tiring to wear for lengths at a time.

These are pretty comfortable, and I was able to wear them for long stretches of time, barely noticing I had them on, where other earbuds I own make my ears itch/hurt within an hour.Getting the firmware updated was weird on the PC and I finally had to connect to my phone to update it. The software ends up resetting settings when the PC is rebooted, so it's necessary to go in and tweak some (not all) settings every time you reboot.They don't work well on PC with bluetooth (significant time shift in video). You'll want to use the included dongle if connected to PC for anything other than music.They sound fine, and do a decent job of cancelling background noise. However, the ANC does a really poor job of cancelling any non-background noise (and in fact amplifies sounds like opening a wrapper, people talking down the hall, or other stuff I want to have cancelled).The battery life is overstated by a lot. If I'm looking for battery life, I don't care how long the charger is going to recharge - I want to know how long I can be wearing them without worrying about taking them out for a recharge.The microphone is fine on the phone, but for some reason it's crap when connected to the PC.