Vega T1 Low Latency wireless Earbuds for VR Gaming

Got these a few months back, and they've been good in that time, although recently they seem to be a bit issued. The right earbud is a lot quieter than it should be, and the mic is a lot harder for friends to hear than it was before.

Excellent super clear sound quality with punchy bass. I use the pass through dongle with my metal quest 3. Beautiful packaging too.

I was looking for low latency earphones for my android ayn odin 2 handheld console. Android has issues with bluetooth audio delay in videos/games, there is around 200-400ms audio delay on the odin 2 using bluetooth. But with this 2.4ghz connection the delay is imperceptible.
If you own a samsung phone and plan to use this exclusively with that phone, look further as samsung has its own built in software solution to audio delay, so you can buy earphones that are better quality/better sounding than these ones.

Also I think they sound great out of the box, I did not do any tweaking with the equalizer settings and I think they sound great in every scenario, watching youtube, playing games, listening to a variety of music. These are my first earbuds ever, but I can compare them to my sennheiser hd600 headphones that I use for PC gaming. And they sound comparable to those in gaming.

They also do a great job of canceling outside noise. They dont have active noise cancellation but I still can't hear anything while I have them in.

Last point I wanted to make is that the little charging case its kinda difficult to open. Because its round it looks the same from every angle so you will likely be pulling on it on every side to try to open it, especially in poor lighting.

Also one other thing is that if you have connected these with both bluetooth and 2.4ghz to 2 different devices, you can hear audio coming from both sources at once. This is not normally possible with bluetooth only. So for example you could play games on your console and listen to a video on your phone at the same time.

I was on a quest for the best sounding, most comfortable, lag-free, multi-device solution, and I think I found it with the PRISMXR Vega T1's.

Seamless Multi-Device:
- I love that you can connect the earbuds to one or more 2.4GHz USB-C dongles, in addition to multiple bluetooth devices
- I get a great balance of high-performance where I need it (I have one dongle in my PS5 and another in my PC and notice zero lag) and easy compatibility in more casual situations (I connect via bluetooth for my phone and Mac)
- The earbuds automatically (and immediately) switch devices when audio starts/pauses, so watching a walkthrough video on my phone/laptop is a breeze

Great Sound Quality:
- The equalizer settings from the PRISMXR iOS app really allowed me to perfect the sound output, with clear vocals and footsteps, and rich warm soundtracks and powerful explosions
- Even without ANR, these provide a solid seal and reduce ambient noise

Great Value:
- At the time of this review, the earbuds, charging case, and 2.4GHz dongle all were included for under $70, and additional dongles were $15
- Anker Soundcore VR P10's are priced similarly but do not sound as good and are not as comfortable
- ASUS ROG SpeedNova was more expensive and did not seamlessly switch between devices as well
- Arctis Nova 7 (my prior go-to-device), were also more expensive and did not support as many devices

App / Customization:
- I appreciate the clean look of the PRISMXR iOS app, and liked that it let me rename dongles, change the single-tap, double-tap, and press-and-hold shortcuts (including disable any of them)

I can't currently speak for the microphone quality, and have yet to run into a situation where the battery life felt inadequate -- but I haven't done detailed testing in these areas just yet.

I was on a quest for the best sounding, most comfortable, lag-free, multi-device solution, and I think I found it with the PRISMXR Vega T1's.

Seamless Multi-Device:
- I love that you can connect the earbuds to one or more 2.4GHz USB-C dongles, in addition to multiple bluetooth devices
- I get a great balance of high-performance where I need it (I have one dongle in my PS5 and another in my PC and notice zero lag) and easy compatibility in more casual situations (I connect via bluetooth for my phone and Mac)
- The earbuds automatically (and immediately) switch devices when audio starts/pauses, so watching a walkthrough video on my phone/laptop is a breeze

Great Sound Quality:
- The equalizer settings from the PRISMXR iOS app really allowed me to perfect the sound output, with clear vocals and footsteps, and rich warm soundtracks and powerful explosions
- Even without ANR, these provide a solid seal and reduce ambient noise

Great Value:
- At the time of this review, the earbuds, charging case, and 2.4GHz dongle all were included for under $70, and additional dongles were $15
- Anker Soundcore VR P10's are priced similarly but do not sound as good and are not as comfortable
- ASUS ROG SpeedNova was more expensive and did not seamlessly switch between devices as well
- Arctis Nova 7 (my prior go-to-device), were also more expensive and did not support as many devices

App / Customization:
- I appreciate the clean look of the PRISMXR iOS app, and liked that it let me rename dongles, change the single-tap, double-tap, and press-and-hold shortcuts (including disable any of them)

I can't currently speak for the microphone quality, and have yet to run into a situation where the battery life felt inadequate -- but I haven't done detailed testing in these areas just yet.