IAMJOY Gaming Earbuds, 20ms Ultra-Low Latency Wireless Earbuds, 90H Playtime, 2.4GHz Dongle & Bluetooth, Noise-Canceling Mic, Compatible with Meta Quest 3/2, PS5/4, Switch, Steam Deck, PC

I’ve had for a few months now and no problems at all. The only thing is you need to be sure to wipe off the earbuds and the inside of the case. Sometimes the headphones won’t charge if there’s anything in the case.

I have been searching for a USB powered earbud for forever. I needed a set for work because our security system won't allow Bluetooth pairing and I hate appearing on video calls with that ridiculous customer service looking headset. I've only had these a week but, they work great so far. The sound quality is crisp. The only reason I didn't give them a five rating is because it is a c-type USB and the tongle is slightly elongated, which makes it impossible to use the c-type port immediately next to it because it covers that port a bit but it's worth it! Great value overall! UPDATE I wrote the review above about a week ago. I've since lowered my rating to a 1 star because the headset would cut off after only 5 to 10 minutes of use even though it was fully charged. Not sure if the pair I got was defective but it was a huge pain in the bum.

If you are like me and have a phone with terrible Bluetooth than earbuds like this are a godsend. I've exclusively only used the dongle connected to my phone, because it allegedly supports LC3, where my phone Bluetooth only really supports up to AAC consistently. I'm honestly angry at how good these sound compared to more expensive earbuds mainly due to the issue above. I can't speak for the Bluetooth quality, but using the dongle: They could use a little more bass, though adequate, the treble and mids are pretty decent. They could also be a little louder, but I like to damage my hearing so it's probably fine for most people. They don't fit the best, I have small ears and even with the smallest wingtips they hurt my ears. I recommend changing the ear tips, because the stock ones have tiny holes that restrict the sound quality. The case is massive and heavy, but that's because it has a huge battery and can charge other devices with its built in USB a port. The earbuds do last a very long time even at full volume, at least with the dongle. Probably due to the LC3 codecs because it specializes in low power and latency, which these earbuds have great latency. All in all on sale, these are great earbuds. I know there might be some other "better" options, but these are cheaper and the dongle fits better with my phone case.

I feel I definitely need to write a review. I had these for 1.5 years had no problem I was able to use one while the other charged and switched when the other died. And they are solid our dog got a hold of one pieced it back together still no problem but then she got it again same thing pieced it back together and it worked but she managed to puncture the charging piece out so I will definitely buy again

I bought these on sale (was around 10$ off) so ill likely to be more lenient then some people but im only giving three stars because they are over promised (aka they lied) on how long they last. I have used these extensively over the past 4 days. Ive kept them in anc mode, transparency mode, and normal. Using them on my pc and phone. I've gotten an average of 3 hours per charge. 1/3 of what was promised. This is really my only issue with these earbuds as of right now. The sound is good. Using them on pc I can still hear everything. Base feels good. Playing bf6 i can still hear people moving around me and if there is any lag i can't tell. Still can follow the footsteps and get ready as someone comes around a corner. Being used on multiple devices has been nice for me. Playing on my computer then getting up to do something else and just hitting the play button on my phone and my music start playing without having to disconnect or reconnect anything. I went from my computer, to my car, to walmart, back to car, and back to computer without ever having to take them out or mess with connections. They fit well in my ears. Other earbuds have hurt to have in more than 2 hours at a time but these are fine. Not really too much for me to say more on these. I bought them for gaming on my pc and they fit the bill (i was previously using a hyper x cloud revolver headset and these work about the same) I will add i don't use the mic so can't comment on that. I will update if anything changes as some reviews have said they stop holding charge or stop working all together but i would argue you can find those on just about any product.

TL:DR: Earbuds are advertised aside from the caveat that the microphone quality on 2.4ghz is unusable. Audio volume is much lower than other audio devices but it is far from unusable, just requires adjusting sound within APPs if you bump volume on the earpieces all the way up. If you want to utilize great microphone quality, you'll need to pair it in bluetooth mode which MAY be less stable and introduce more latency. Will update after further bluetooth testing. These earbuds definitely sound better than the average bluetooth earbuds. While I am not an audiophile I've gone through prob 6+ sets for various reasons, mostly gym related. However I do have a caveat with these that y'all should be aware of. This specifically pertains to the P107 model. Not shown in many videos which really annoyed me(it's tiring how low effort some videos are, if you gonna review something than do a good review ya? Especially if you want to standout...) is the fact that the USBC dongle comes in a slot holder IN the case, a primary reason why I chose this model over the other listed available. It has the IAMJOY label on it and is in a slotholder more towards the front of the case. It was not SIMPLY plug in play if you wanted best of everything. What do I mean? First off let's verify all the good. It seems like it is definitely low latency with 2.4ghz. Sound quality, bass, all good (spoken from a non-audiophile, but a gamer), and it definitely has directional audio that I've so far tested and played around a bit with YouTube sound test videos. You may have to play around with Dolby Atmos and its performance mode and also take off the mono setting in your Windows sound settings. I don't think I've fully tested everything yet, but currently I believe everything is true as far as the positives advertised aside from the caveat. Here is the caveat...the mic sound is worse on the 2.4ghz receiver than it is on the Bluetooth XD. I tried it in a gaming session and my friend did not even respond to me. When I swapped to my laptops audio and asked, they stated the quality was really bad. I played around with the sound settings before and after, and based on my tweaks and confirmation, the bluetooth pairing actually sounds better for microphone quality than does the 2.4ghz. I tried several usb slots, USB 3.2, USB C, USB A, all were unusable. So it lead me to question why were the reviews that stated it had great microphone quality? I figured it must be one of its other functions, so I gave it a good test before just giving up and assuming it was a dud or false advertising. I paired it up to my laptop and ran a few tests and YES, the microphone sound on bluetooth is MUCH better and absolutely usable as advertised. A minor inconvenience is that you'll likely have to turn your volume up to 100 pct and adjust sliders ingame/youtube etc accordingly. Most headphones/earphones/speakers I've gotten required me to actually lower the volume a bit. With these, it was noticeable that I had to bump these up. If you need really loud music, this might be a problem for you but I don't anticipate that being the problem as they are earpieces. For me, I have these all the way up but I do have to adjust volume down in the respective Apps because my threshold for ear irritation and sound volume dictates it. I don't want to blow out my ears XD. Next time I'll test and compare the bluetooth and 2.4ghz for ingame audio latency and quality. For now, it seems like the audio quality+latency are as advertised for the 2.4ghz dongle. Will update after bluetooth testing. I am a bit bummed out though because I wanted to game primarily on the 2.4ghz dongle because it is generally more reliable than bluetooth in my experience. For now, I can use my trusty laptop audio. Also, a cool thing I noted was that not only can you pair it to phone via bluetooth and computer via 2.4ghz dongle, but you can also pair the bluetooth to 2 different devices and SIMULATENOUSLY here two different sources from each respective earpiece. Pretty dang sweet. Would give it a 4.5 if I could but I'll put it down for 4 to emphasize the caveat for quick reference.

They had so much potential I think, sound quality was pretty good I would say. I think that the value they present maybe I got what I paid for I don't know but only lasting literally 10 minutes before the battery died I think it's a little extreme. I assume there's something faulty with them though. That's not the only reason why I'm going to rate them to stars and why I'm not going to exchange for another pair. For starters I really didn't like the way they turned on in the case. What do I mean by this? Well as soon as you open the lid let's say they're connected to your phone and the last thing you were doing was playing music. As soon as you open the lid it's going to start playing music through the earpieces. It does not wait until you remove them it connects and starts playing as soon as it is opened. That makes no sense to me. Another thing is I don't know what's going on with them but it seems like they just cannot seem to sync up correctly or charge correctly or I don't know but it's not just the fact that they only last for 10 minutes maximum, but the fact that they die independently even though I use them together. In other words one will die while the other one still has battery life and then next time I charge them both. The last one that died the first time stays on longer and the one that stayed on longer last time dies. Like I said I don't know what's going on maybe their faulty or maybe it's me but I've never had a problem before. And nothing is the buttons on the side or really sensitive which wouldn't be a deal breaker but the way they're set you can adjust them. So for example if you're listening to your book and normally with your old earbuds you could click it once and it would jump back 20 seconds this only does the jump back of chapter or go forward a chapter no matter what. So no more and jumping back to see what that last sentence was or whatever that thing you missed was with these you have to open up your phone and click on the jump back button to get it to do that. So for the amount of money these cost and things that they do and problems they have I don't think it's worth it. That's not counting the battery life which is probably a defect.

Honesty really good for the price, I was looking for 2.4ghz earbuds since I use glasses and paired with my headset it becomes annoying after extended periods of time, with these I no longer have this issue. The 20ms is barely noticeable, you might only notice it the very first time but you adapt to it almost instantly, in game and for any other activity you really won't notice. The sound itself is great, the bass is the most noticable but I personally like that, up to you if you value it or not. Lastly the battery, I do not use them for bluetooth so I cannot say anything in that regard, but as for the 2.4ghz mode it lasts for around 3 to 4 hours per charge at a time which is really good honestly, unless you're spending uninterrupted sessions for longer than that I wouldn't call it necessarily a bad thing, all in all solid earbuds and I can easily recommend them on sale

100% recomendado, casi nada de latencia (no hay retraso de audio notable), el microfono esta muy feo pero no lo uso para eso, a mi me costaron $400 (a ese precio es un 10/10)

Perfect for pubg gaming. Superb sound quality and bass. Only problem is when we changing to gaming mode we can't play properly. Our hand touch on this dongle. So we need to buy a extended cable.