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avabrown9504 • 5 months ago

I have tried that, the vega t1 is limited to charging capabilities without any data transmission functionality.

r/Quest3 • Best Earbuds for Gaming in VR? ->
Positive
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Camenwolf • 5 months ago

I did a review of the PrismXR Vega T1s on my channel. I'll link it below. People say it charges more slowly when using the dongle. Maybe that's true. I'm not really sure. It does drain faster than it charges when I use my BoBo head strap so it loses power very slowly, But I have played for over 5 hours and still had >50% power, so I'm not sure that it really matters. I think they sound GREAT, and I've never had any issues with them. [https://youtu.be/6Cwpjniznos](https://youtu.be/6Cwpjniznos)

r/Quest3 • Best Earbuds for Gaming in VR? ->
Positive
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Critical-Response-69 • 6 months ago

So I’m in the same boat as OP. I’ve tried the Arctis gamebuds (ok on Bluetooth but couldn’t get the dongle to work and had a whining sound in one earbud). Tried the Sony Inzones and they couldn’t keep the BT connection nor the 2.4ghz connection well. Tried the Sennheiser Momentum 4. Better Bluetooth connection than the others but still a noticeable delay. My existing AirPods Pro are pretty good compared to all the above but latency is noticeable. Then we come to the PrismXR Vega. Bluetooth similar to the AirPods. I think they’re more comfortable. But the killer for me is that the dongle just works with no fuss. No noticeable delay. The sound is pretty decent. And for a great price. The main downside is that the single blocks the other port off - but I’ve ordered a 90 degree USB C adaptor that should solve that.

r/ROGAllyX • 2.4g true wireless earbuds for my ROG ally X ->
Positive
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FINbit • 5 months ago

Pass through power only or pass-through data for PCVR via link cable? I have wireless usb PrismXR ear buds that are great but don’t have pass-through data.

r/OculusQuest • What’s the best Earbud/Bluetooth option for the Quest 3S? ->
Positive
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jackyIhmc • 6 months ago

Here are some product pics [https://imgur.com/x5v6Mv9](https://imgur.com/x5v6Mv9) [https://imgur.com/ZE24Pjf](https://imgur.com/ZE24Pjf) [https://imgur.com/vDbq8G2](https://imgur.com/vDbq8G2) [https://imgur.com/dFe0URz](https://imgur.com/dFe0URz) The buds came yesterday and I've tested couple of hours, I would say I am very happy with it, given its price tag 59.99 usd, it does what it has to be, plug and play with no noticable delay using my ally X, sound quality is comparable or even better than my galaxy buds pro 1, the bass is good, details are good too, sounds crystal clear. And can connect simultaneously to my s23 ultra too, which is super convenient, now I can use the phone and my ally x in both ends now without clumsy re-connection issue using my galaxy buds. I mean all in all, for 59.99 usd, I have nothing to complain about

r/ROGAllyX • 2.4g true wireless earbuds for my ROG ally X ->
Neutral
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LilChungiss • 8 months ago

I have the vega t1 and they're okay. Biggest downside is they're a bit quiet, but no latency problems or anything

r/OculusQuest • What are some good earbuds for VR? ->
Positive
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Nedoht • 6 months ago

I just orderered these. They are arriving Sunday. I can update here if I remember too lol.

r/ROGAllyX • 2.4g true wireless earbuds for my ROG ally X ->
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Nedoht • 6 months ago

https://preview.redd.it/87ptlz1ae8be1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dfdac680ed5bdae68a4c48d102f798de0613cef8 They are great. No issues with the dongle. Plugged it in. Powered on the ally. Put on the earbuds and started working.

r/ROGAllyX • 2.4g true wireless earbuds for my ROG ally X ->
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Nedoht • 6 months ago

It's great. I noticed no issues. Very bassy IMO. Also keep in my mind this is the first audio device I've used with the ally though. I usually just play sound from the speakers. I was playing signalis and I definitely heard a lot more sounds with the prism than I did with the ally speakers. I'm happy with my purchase.

r/ROGAllyX • 2.4g true wireless earbuds for my ROG ally X ->
Positive
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noppero • 3 months ago

The inbuilt speakers would be well enough for me! But as I play in the living room next to the bedroom with sleeping wife and kids I got the [Vega T1](https://www.prismxr.com/products/vega-t1-low-latency-wireless-earbuds-for-vr-gamingquest3-compatible) from PrismXR, works awesome!

r/virtualreality • What's your current audio solution for Quest 3/3S? ->
Positive
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sandermand • 3 months ago

Having used both the Q3 built-in sound (lacks bass response), wired solutions cable-tied to the headset (too fiddly) and finally arrived at the ultimate solution, i can comfortably recommend the PrismXR T1 2,4ghz dual-mode in-ears. For the price there is no alternative. They come with a tiny 2,4ghz latency-free dongle with charging passthrough, which you plug directly into your headset. They also pair to your phone simultaneously, so you can receive bluetooth calls while in VR. They sound incredible for the size, and the EQ app allows you to tune the sound perfectly to your liking. I got a second dongle for my PC and can also use them with my PSvr2 this way, getting instant-latency sound with no extra wires needing to go into the headset etc. A plus, the Jabra Comply tips fit directly on them too, so they sit comfortably in my ears for hours.

r/virtualreality • What's your current audio solution for Quest 3/3S? ->
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sandermand • about 2 months ago

They are okay, but also include a Boost mode to push the volume even further. But you have to enable it via the mobile app.

r/virtualreality • What's your current audio solution for Quest 3/3S? ->
Positive
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SpaceMonkeyNation • 11 months ago

I love my VR P10s. I’m not sure if there is a newer, better version, but the USB C dongle limits the latency, allows passthrough charging (though not at full speed), and I still get sound from my smartphone if needed

r/SteamDeck • In search of good wireless earbuds for the SteamDeck. ->
Neutral
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Spirited-Path-9399 • 2 months ago

I have the prismxr t1s and earfun air pro 4s and prefer the earfuns with LE audio enabled, there's slightly more latency but not that noticeable unless you are looking for it, sound quality is much better and battery life is not an issue anymore

r/virtualreality • What's your current audio solution for Quest 3/3S? ->
Positive
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Virtual_Rook • 3 months ago

I have been using the Prism Vega T1s Bluetooth ear buds, they don't really block out sound sadly, but they have almost no latency and sound pretty good, so I like them :)

r/virtualreality • What's your current audio solution for Quest 3/3S? ->
Positive
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wetfloor666 • 6 months ago

Got my son the prismxr's for Christmas, and so far, they work really well and sound great but, hes only used them for a few days and can't attest to their longevity. As the other commentator stated, the built-in headphones(speakers) are actually really decent. So unless you are worried about disturbing other people in your house, you may want to hold off buying the headphones until testing the headset speakers first. That's, of course, totally up to you to decide.

r/Quest3 • This is what I'll be buying next week ->
Positive
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Zestyclose_Judge4260 • 3 months ago

Prismxr Vega T1 connects with a dongle that has passthrough charging and also has bluetooth when not using the dongle. It offers low latency and the app lets you customize the EQ and touch control.

r/RedMagic • Wireless Earbuds ->

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