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CaptainObvee • 9 months ago

I use ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless and honestly couldn’t be happier. They sound great, interface with Armory Crate, and match the Ally X aesthetic perfectly (obv a priority!) Often on Amazon for way under $100

r/ROGAllyX • Best earphones to pair up with the allyx? ->
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Kuttermaximus • 9 months ago

I have both the Steelseries Arctis gamebuds and the ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless. Of the two, I would recommend the Steelseries. Both sound good but I like that the Steelseries have EQ profiles for a lot of games. You can install the Steelseries software on the Ally, but you can also select the EQ presets from you phone app. The ASUS buds do show up in Armoury Crate and allow for some adjustments from there, so that is nice They also sound pretty good too. A big plus for the Steelseries is there is a spot for the 2.4 GHz dongle in the earbuds case. For the ASUS buds, there is no spot in the case for the dongle, so if you aren't leaving it plugged into your Ally all the time it would be super easy to lose and as far as I know you can't get a replacement.

r/ROGAllyX • Best earphones to pair up with the allyx? ->
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LazarusHimself • 2 months ago

ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless. They have all the functions I need, good audio quality and at a decent price

r/SteamDeck • What Earbuds do you use ->
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bf2reddevil • 3 months ago

Yes, audio from those brands like Sony, bose Sennheiser will be (significantly) better. But for gaming those are not good choices. They tend to have high latency. The gaming earbuds usually work with some form of reduced latency. Usually because of a USB dongle or a different audio codec. I own these steelseries ones, the Asus cetra true wireless earbuds I have as well, and also the Sony pulse buds. Those last one use some kind of Sony audio codec to have no latency with the PS5 or ps portal.

r/ROGAlly • Best Earbuds ever! ->
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crushedby • 7 months ago

I have the Asus rog ear buds they work pretty good. Only use them with the ally so I don't have to repair with air pods to the ally and my phone. Amazon or Best buy sell them on sale quite often.

r/ROGAlly • Low Latency Wireless Earbud recommendations ->
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Didney_Worl1 • 8 months ago

I did that. Sony Inzone have static/ white noise issues and JBL Quantum TWS sounds terrible. Razer Hammerhead or the ROG Cetra are much better than the ones from "reputable audio/gear manufacturer" ive listed.

r/ASUSROG • Thoughts on these Earbuds for 230 euros(Rog cetra true wireless speednova)? ->
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JustSomeAsianTechGuy • 27 days ago

Soundcore VR P10 (requires dongle for low latency mode) or Rog Centra (doesn’t have a dongle but slightly higher latency but not noticeable)

r/LegionGo • What headphones are you guys using? Preferably wireless. Legion go S. ->
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kandirocks • 7 months ago

Galaxy Buds or ROG Cetra for wireless, but honestly just grab some IEMs of Amazon - $50 and you're set. They are so good for long stints at the PC. Wireless is good when I want to walk around and work on other things while listening to music or a VOD or something.

r/GirlGamers • earbud recs for girls with piercings? ->
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NamaeLess2020 • 10 days ago

for me all the headphones get uncomfortable after a while and the sound quality was bad. and I have a pair of wireless earbuds, I use those to play, but they have a bit of latency so get one those but the gaming version for lower latency, like the Asus rog gaming earbuds.

r/PcBuild • Best wireless headphones for gaming under $100? (no mic) ->

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