Vega T1

I’ve found the performance of all my Bluetooth devices are limited by the shitty BT chip in my notebook. If you go BT, consider a higher quality separate BT adapter. Alternatively, I also have a set of PrismXR earbuds that have a dedicated USBC adapter that has fantastic latency, but to be fair, were cheap and therefore sound like ass for music, works fine for games like CS though.

These Vega T1 earbuds (white) are a great way to improve audio in VR, especially with the Quest 3S. The 3S has no audio jack, but once you connect the dongle to the USB port you get incredible sound. I use the PRISM XR D1S charging dock that employs an apparatus to connect the Quest 3S to the dock—placing the dongle into that apparatus still allows the Vega T1 earbuds to give incredible low latency sound! When I’m playing in VR on my Quest 3S, I’m using my Vega T1 earbuds to enjoy enhanced sound quality!

I have noticed that it takes the Quest 3S to charge a little longer, but I don’t play for awhile or the next day

I have noticed that it takes longer for the Quest 3S to charge BUT I usually don’t play until awhile after or the next day

Aw, man! They weren't available in a matching color when I got mine! They *are* pretty awesome, and Prism stood behind them with a no-fuss complete replacement when one of the original earbuds stopped working. ETA: I hate the case, though. Such a pain to get a proper grip on for opening.

Didn't try it with the 3, but with the 2, rhythm games were unplayable. I got a dedicated earbud/transmitter (PrismXR Vega T1), and they're amazing, but with my external battery, I can play longer than the earbuds, so I switched back to wired.

I picked up the Prismxr Vega T1's and the Sony Inzone Earbuds and considering the Prismxr's are less than a quarter of the price of the Sony's.. They sound much better musically to my ears.. much deeper bass extension, less hollow sounding overall. The microphone is much better on the Sony Inzones tho but not by much. The battery life of the Sony's are 12 hours vs the 6\~ on the Prismxr. Sony's have noise cancelling and it's a pretty decent implementation of it.. but I don't need NC. Based on price alone, i'm returning the Sony Inzones, the Prismxr's are amazing for $59, don't sleep on these. Edit: Apparently PrismXR Vega T1's are just rebranded Anker Soundcore VR P10's because the Anker app detects them as such and can control them as well.

I've seen the PRISMXR ones recommended as well and few times compared to the Soundcore P10. I went ahead with the PRISMXR.

No mientas amigo, estos earbuds tienen el peor sonido, ya hay muchos clientes quejandose de eso, yo compre los mios en Amazon y a la basura, increible alguien pueda escuchar con un sonido tan bajo

Give us your feedback lol how is the volume of the sound on these? lol is great right???? "sarcasm"

No hagan caso a este anuncio, el audio de estos earbuds es una basura, demasiado bajo y aun no entiendo como la gente sigue comprandolos.

Exactamente eso me paso a mi, compre los mios en Amazon hace 2 meses y los probe en mis Quests 3s y Desktop, son una total basura, el sonido es demasiado bajo

Vega T1's are low-latency USB-C wireless earbuds: * [https://www.prismxr.com/products/vega-t1-low-latency-wireless-earbuds-for-vr-gamingquest3-compatible?variant=49670380486957](https://www.prismxr.com/products/vega-t1-low-latency-wireless-earbuds-for-vr-gamingquest3-compatible?variant=49670380486957) They go on sale under $50 on Amazon all the time FYI

I *hate* pairing earbuds between devices. My iPhone, iPad, computer, and Quest are all USB-C, so I can just swap the receiver plug instead of having to fiddle with the Bluetooth pairing dance lol.

>What headphones are you using with your headsets? If you want an easy solution, check out the PrismXR Vega T1 earbuds: ($60 USD) * [https://www.prismxr.com/products/vega-t1-low-latency-wireless-earbuds-for-vr-gamingquest3-compatible?variant=49670380486957](https://www.prismxr.com/products/vega-t1-low-latency-wireless-earbuds-for-vr-gamingquest3-compatible?variant=49670380486957) **Summary:** * Connects to anything with a USB-C port (Quest, Switch, PlayStation, tablets, computers, etc.). It's pre-paired to the dongle & shows up as a USB-C wired headset so you don't have to do the whole Bluetooth handshake thing when switching devices) * Pass-thru 27w charging, so it's plug & play and doesn't block your charging port * 25ms Low-Latency connection so you don't get any audio lag