Anker Soundcore - VR P10
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Last updated: Dec 5, 2025 Scoring
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"been using for more than a year now still working as the day i bought them"
"I have a pair of anker soundcore buds that I ve been using heavily daily for like 4 ish years now. ... The battery seems to last nearly as long as it did when new. ... haven noticed a decline in the originals at all."
"Still rock them 4 years later."
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"But for $50 it’s hard to beat the convenience of wireless on a handheld device."
"And I only paid $40 brand new sealed for them. Totally worth it."
"They’re brilliant for the money. ... You don’t even need to spend £40. £15/20 and you’ll get a perfectly good pair"
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"never had any issues with any of them across pixel 6a, 7a, 8a and 8 pro."
"that you can buy multiple dongles and choose what to connect to."
"The additional dongle feature works very well ... I have one for all of my devices, and switching is easy."
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"There is zero delay with the VR 10s."
"They have a USB-C dongle that is used to transmit the audio to get around the problem of latency using Bluetooth. ... I tried with my AirPods Pro, and while the delay was not devastating, it was definitely noticeable and annoying, especially depending on the title that you’re playing. ... I found it is mainly on games where pressing a button provides some form of audible feedback immediately, an example shooting games. Pressing the button to shoot a gun and having the sound go off a half a second later is annoying AF in my opinion. ... PERFECT use case. ... Another good way to test this is to watch a YouTube video or something on the RP5 with Bluetooth earbuds. You’ll notice when people talk, it seems like it’s out of sync. It’s much more noticeable way to demonstrate it very quickly. ... These are a game changer for VR considering audio cues are a big part of it. ... removes any annoying delays. ... My main point was it’s nothing like Bluetooth. ... from the standpoint of the usual latency most people experience on Bluetooth, this is imperceptible"
"The VR P10’s are awesome for connecting directly to devices using the dongle. ... Best low latency you can find apart from a cable. ... I bought them specifically for gaming and the low latency."
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"When I need to charge I have a small cable/adapter that splits into two ports - one for audio and one for power. Works great for me!"
"VR 10s passthrough charging is VERY convenient"
"This fix worked thank you, my dongle now works after i changed xhci to drd"
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"I would not turn on usb mic with the headset though because the mic for earbuds are not better than the headset mic"
"The quality is meh TBH kind of like the sound of someone talking on the phone. ... So, yes it works, no it doesn’t sound like a $200 microphone"
"The mic is… ok. It does the job, but doesn’t sound amazing."
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"don’t recommend for the gym. ... They’re only IPX4 rated and don’t have anything to grip your ears with. ... They constantly fell out of my ears while moving, to the point I returned them."
"they fall out a lot more"
"They also much more regularly fall out"
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"they would no longer hold a charge"
"After I charge through the dongle and pull it out, the dongle pops off with it. I don't want a dongle attached to my usb c charger all the time."
"I thought the pass-through charging had a relatively low cap though and that the deck would drain faster than it charges that way(depending on the game of course)."
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"The Soundcore VR P10 I had would always die during my longer sessions. ... I think the P10s were rated for 5 hours but would almost never reach 5 hours."
"they would no longer hold a charge"
"Sadly my $99 Anker Soundcore ... last only a small fraction of that time."
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"kept getting audio hitches"
"Now they cut out all the time at the gym in the high quality mode when it gets busy. ... Very annoying."
"Above all else, the sound quality is just average. There is nothing special targeted toward VR or anything. It's just marketing. No expanded sound stage or ambient focus."
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
r/OculusQuest • What’s the best Earbud/Bluetooth option for the Quest 3S? ->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.
r/OculusQuest • What’s the best Earbud/Bluetooth option for the Quest 3S? ->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
r/Earbuds • Looking for TWS earbuds (with stem) + USB dongle + proper multipoint logic + good mic (Poly, Sony, EPOS all failed) ->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.
r/virtualreality • What's your current audio solution for Quest 3/3S? ->I have the SoundCare VRs too for my PC gaming, but keep a cheap pair of wired earbuds in my RP case. Great idea though! Audio latency bugs me as well.
r/retroid • Zero latency wireless earbuds that work great on the RP5 ->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.
r/PSVR • Headphones for PSVR2 ->Soundcore VR P10 use it and connected at steam deck a d my phone at same time with a low latency dongle
r/SteamDeckTricks • Recommend "wireless" earbud or headphone for playing steamdeck and have it connect to discord on phone at the same time. ->The software allows you to customize what the touch inputs do on the buds themselves and also as long as the ally has a usb c port they should work fine with the In zones. If you’re trying to use Bluetooth with the inzones I wouldn’t recommend that for gaming at all. The latency hit defeats the purpose of these earbuds. That said if they still don’t work for some reason the only other option I’d consider is the steel series ones as they have the best battery life after the inzones and will work with iPhone over Bluetooth. Even if you never play long enough to drain the battery in a single session the extra battery life pays off over time as the capacity diminishes. Last option is the soundcore vr10 pros (I believe that’s the name?) for best budget earbuds.
r/Earbuds • Best Gaming EarBuds ->I've got these and am happy with them, but unless they've had a revision, they don't have a transparency mode. I'm so easy to be snuck up on and startled.
r/OculusQuest • Looking for a pair of wireless VR Earbuds that have a transparency mode. ->Soundcore VR P10. Way more affordable lol and also have a dongle; so there’s no noticeable audio lag. When I need to charge I have a small cable/adapter that splits into two ports - one for audio and one for power. Works great for me!
r/SteamDeck • What Earbuds do you use ->I have the vr p10 and the dongle doesnt work on the steamdeck, i just use bluetooth
r/SteamDeck • What Earbuds do you use ->This fix worked thank you, my dongle now works after i changed xhci to drd
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