Anker Soundcore - VR P10

Soundcore VR P10, usb-connector to help with no latency, awesome sound quality, plug and play

I was recommended Soundcore VR P10s here, I got them and they’re damn awesome. I would not turn on usb mic with the headset though because the mic for earbuds are not better than the headset mic but the sound is great. The dongle has a pass through that lets you plug your headset in with it, and you can pair the earbuds Bluetooth to your phone, getting the 2.4ghz 30ms delay from the headset and Bluetooth to your phone in case you get a call. They’re damn good tbh, very happy with them considering I hated wearing cans on my head with more wires. https://a.co/d/arQEzia

Power. I don’t play pcvr right now, so I have no experience with that but I think it still allows. If you play plugged in, like myself, it works great.

I was honestly surprised by anker soundcore. My wife stole my Buds live so I got her soundcore. They are surprisingly good for their price.

I would suggest Soundcore VR p10. These have their own problem but I let you research that But I will tell you what I love about them, *Simultaneous Audio Stream* from dongle and Bluetooth. I've use this so much during college where I use them for meeting on phone while also using laptop to look at videos or stuff they send Or when gaming on laptop, can still hear the game sound and then using phone to pick music. Mine broke because um, I was using while riding the bike and accidentally drop the entire case, AHHAHA. So now I'm looking for a new pair. However, these new earbud such as Sony inzone, Steelsteries gamebuds or Cetra, all lack this feature for whatever reason. So idk if I should by one of them or just get a new VR p10

Just a mini rant/annoyance. I've *loved* my switch 2 so far, it feels like the largest technical leap I've made in my gaming hardware since that time I upgraded from a GTX 1050 to a 2060 Super. Everything runs and looks better, the controls feel better, the screen's... got its downsides but I generally prefer the resolution bump, and the improved wi-fi-- Dear god I would have murdered for this wi-fi on Switch 1. However, I've spent the last few days trying to figure out a good wireless, mostly portable audio solution for this thing, and it hasn't been going well. Bluetooth is *incredibly* laggy, seeming to approach 500 ms territory, which is completely beyond what I can tolerate (it outright screws with my ability to respond in some quicker games, including--of all things--fishing in Animal crossing) so the headphones I already have are off the table. I tried a cheap but good pair of Anker VR p10 wireless earbuds with a usb-c dongle, but those just flat out don't work with the Switch 2. The console won't recognize them as an audio device. I've been looking at different bluetooth earbuds with better support for LE audio, but despite using Bluetooth 5.2, everything I've found seems to suggest the Switch 2 only supports SBC and AAC for audio codecs, with zero LE audio support, which... basically means Bluetooth audio works as well on Switch 2 as it did on Switch 1. Which is to say, poorly. Now I'm trying to search down USB-C wireless earbuds that actually work with the Switch 2, and I've found some, but compatibility is so strict and there's so little information on what does and doesn't work, I've only really managed to narrow down *one* option, and it's one of the most expensive. It's just incredibly frustrating, both with the utter lack of LE audio support (why the frick even have Bluetooth 5.2 if you're not going to--) and the incredible specificity needed out of USB-C headphones. It almost breaks the point of having two USB-C ports--yes I know that's not the only reason but I know it was one a lot of people were excited about. I just wish this aspect was a little more plug and play, and I didn't have to reference scattered reddit posts to try and figure out why nothing is working the way I want it to.

I use the Sound core VR P10's which are earbuds with a WiFi Dongle that plugs in the USB C port to cure the Bluetooth delay issues. The Dongle has a pass through port so that you can still charge with a battery strap or battery bank while using them which is really handy. Prism XR also do earbuds similar to this. I will sometimes use the built in audio but only when I'm playing games or fitness apps where the sound quality doesn't matter, otherwise I find the built in audio pretty crap and only just sufficient for general use. They absolutely ruin rhythm games or any single player experiences for me and I'm surprised how much praise they are getting here. FWIW I came from the Index before Quest 2 / 3 and the Index just had the best audio solution hands down IMO. Great quality and 0 contact with the ears.

I have had these for years and they are slowly dying on me. The battery used to last like 6 hours now it lasts 2-4 and the range I used to be able to walk around my entire house fine now if I leave my room they start disconnecting. Great pair of buds but seeing as they no longer make them getting support for them is gonna be next to impossible when they inevitably degrade.

I was skeptical about wireless earbud until I got some. I have a cheap anker soundcore set that I use for podcasts, and the Nothing Ear 1 that has amazing sound.

I used Soundcore too. Great comfortable headphones for cheap. Battery lasts a LONG time. I even use them with PSVR1 wired which uses no battery at all.

Soundcore VR P10 use it and connected at steam deck a d my phone at same time with a low latency dongle