ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless Gaming Headphones (Low-Latency Bluetooth Earbuds, Active Noise Cancelation, 27-Hour Battery Life, IPX4 Water Resistance, Wireless Charging)- White

Absolutely love these earbuds. I use them while gaming and listening to music on my phone. Battery life is fantastic, phone has to charge before headphones usually. I will still be buying a spare set for those long PUBG mobile sessions.

FIRST YOU SHOULD KNOW: I got these for casual gaming on my ROG Ally and I love them.LATENCY: with gaming mode is hardly noticeable, I mean I can't even tell. It's like Ray tracing. If I go looking for it I'll find the latency, if I'm just casually gaming I don't notice it. I DO NOT RECCOMMEND these if you intend to play competitively, obviously you want all wired for competition.QUALITY: Far as I can tell, quality is awesome, bass is solid. I've always noticed Asus ROG puts some good sound quality in their devices (I've owned the zephyrus g14 before, those speakers and the Ally speakers are noticeably better than competitions)BATTERY LIFE: as I've stated I'm casually gaming. Longest session I had was a bit over an hour and the battery life went from 80% to 60% ishHANDLING: Using those touch sensors is no big deal. My ONLY COMPLAINT is the voice that says what mode you're in? It sounds like they recorded it in a kitchen with an iphone mic. ALSO CHANGING EARBUD SIZES IS AN ABSOLUTE PAINBUTthey are firm when they're finally on.ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLING: Mine also came with a defect, ANC doesn't work on the left earbud, just makes a weird hissing noise. Nothing I've thought of to try has fixed the issue, I'm returning these for another. I'll update for ANC when I get the new set.UPDATE: The ANC works well, it's not Bose quality but it helps eliminate distracting noise, and I'm not sure why there's low and high ANC? I'm only going to use high ANC, ambient, or off, so switching from one to another I'll encounter "Low noise cancelling" roll my eyes and switch again. The ambient mode is nice too for when I go to the store wanting to listen to punk rock or play games on break at work. I'll add another star since the new set works as intended.SO: I love it! At most I can get a few hours of solid gaming with no wires attached and I love that. The only other defect I find is when I played Halo MCC. Best way I can describe it is it goes from being normal to big echo-y room and crap quality. Doesn't happen everytime but sometimes.Hopefully the new ones coming in won't be as defected.UPDATE: The speed nova does NOT have a slot to hold the 2.4ghz dongle like the delta S does, personally a deal breaker for me, I'd lose that thing in a week

Works really great

These are top-tier gaming wireless earbuds with impressive noise canceling, bass boost, and a gaming frequency enhancer for immersive sound.The companion app lets you customize sound profiles and even change the lighting colors, which adds a fun touch.Only minor issue I faced was the default ear tip size being slightly large, but the extra rubber caps solved it easily.Overall, excellent build, sound, and features — perfect for serious gamers looking for quality and customization.

I regret this purchase. The sound quality is sub-standard, the battery life is short, they are uncomfortable with any of the rubber tips - which are difficult to change due to the oval shape. Turning game mode on (it's off by default) does reduce noise delay enough to play a casual game, but the sound quality is so poor it hardly matters. The fit in the ear is just BAD. It hurts, they are falling out, there's no seal and no bass. These things feel cheap, sound cheap, and came with less accessories than some half the cost.

The pros:+ The style, looks very cool, very futuristic, no visible buttons.+ The sound quality is superb.+ The noise cancellation is superb, have used in noisy environments and on planes and if the buds are fitted well (noise isolation) then the noise cancellation works really well. There is also a sound pass-through mode in case you want the opposite of noise cancellation.+ The mobile app, it's optional, it's large, but it's okay, shows charge levels for each bud, and enables options like Virtual Surround Sound (increases perceived spatial separation) and Equalizer.+ Gaming Mode, I believe it is a low latency mode since typically audio over Bluetooth has a lot of buffering and lag. I don't think the app is required to enable this mode, it can be toggled from the right earbud or the app.The cons (design flaws):- Uses capacitive touch sensors instead of tactile buttons. I press them by accident all the time simply when trying to adjust the fit, touching my hair, or even when picking up an earbud that fell out. It also makes it impractical to hold one earbud in the hand without unintentionally messing something up.- The capacitive 'buttons' are placed right behind the driver/speaker, which is right where I naturally want to press in order to push the earbuds deep into my ear holes. So to put the earbuds in my ears, I have to very carefully and awkwardly press around the unmarked touch sensors or handle them by the stem and it's very ineffective. I wish they used tactile buttons instead and/or put the buttons on the stems instead.- The earbuds slide out of my ears all the time, I always have to clean my ears and clean the earbuds to keep them from sliding out, and even when they are in I always have to keep adjusting them. I have this problem with all earbuds not just these. But for wireless earbuds the consequences of having a bud slip out by accident can mean losing the bud forever. Someone needs to invent a way to scan each person's unique ear geometry and 3D print tips that fit.- The way to unpair the earbuds is undocumented. However I discovered by accident that the way to do this is by holding down the touch sensor (on either left or right ear bud) for about five seconds or longer.- Holding down the left earbud 'button' for a few seconds opens up the devices 'assistant' (google/siri/cortana/whatever). I wish there was an option to turn off this feature with the earbuds but there isn't. On one version of Android in particular it would always play the assistant chime at maximum volume (regardless of any volume settings on the device) and it made me go deaf, it's really not safe, but thankfully it's since been fixed in the latest version of Android (13 at the time of this writing).Unknown:+ Built in microphone quality, I have not used it.