20 Best Wireless Earbuds For Gaming (2023 Updated)

I bought these over a week ago and have truly loved them so far. Comes with plenty of ear tip options (1 foam tips, three sizes of silcon ear tips S, M, L and three wingtips) I use the foamtips and with the built in Active Noise cancelling enabled I enjoy no background noise when I’m gaming during my work lunch hour.

They are very comfortable to me as well. Via the armory crate there is EQ settings, profile settings, virtual surround sound settings, microphone and Aura settings if you would like to choose an RGB setting to distinguish or stealth your earbuds by controlling the amount of light the earbuds display.

Very pleased with these earbuds as I am not a big fan of huge gaming style headphones when I’m not at home. At work or outside my phone i prefer something a little less attention grabbing.

These are beautiful, and they fit in your ear very well. They have these soft wings that come out from the ear buds that help to hold these in your inner ear. They light up beautifully, and will sync with your Aura Sync products without issue.

I use them on my phone, PC, Nintendo Switch and other devices. They are loud enough to drown out any loud background noises. Best wired earbuds available!.

Bought it off in amazon, and thought it was overpriced, but man did it perform. It is a lot more comfortable for long hours than overhead ones. The noise canceling is just right, and the usb-c connector makes it great with laptops.

Plus the music is great too, as long as you are not into bassy stuff. Those you need speakers and sub woofer. Love this cetra.

I bought these headphones for one specific reason. how about these headphones for the low latency that I need when I’m traveling to college. As a gamer on the go and returning from the pandemic I noticed that when I was last at campus I could not find a set of bluetooth headphones that would work with low latency and often had a delay so I chose to buy these headphones because of their advertised low latency.

So far the low latency does work as intended which makes these headphones good for that intended purpose. Square Reader could definitely improve though is on the feeling of the case the feeling of the case feels very cheap and looks like an apple knock-off which isn’t necessarily bad because it’s a good design but the materials feel very cheap on the case and this is probably inspired me to go and get a case for those very soon.

The headphones were very good when I’ve been on business calls or calls with my colleagues. They have praised the microphones to be better than any other Bluetooth headphones. I’ve had the sound really good and I feel like I’m hearing instruments that I would not traditionally hear on things like my Samsung buds.

Surf or Sound quality it’s quite good and 4 microphone quality is quite good. Just the case could really use some work. Honestly the only reason why I am not giving this 5 stars is because when I was first using them they were not ready to go right out of the box when I connected them straight to my laptop there will be cut outs and sometimes the audio would drop in quality and I figured out that this is because they need to be updated.

The only way to do this update is to download the razor audio app on your phone and then proceed to update them through the app but once that’s done they actually sound really good.

If I could give 3. 5 stars I would, I wanted to wait until I have throughly tested them to give my impressions. After about a month of continuous daily use I can say on a full charge no matter the mode the battery life is sad at 3.

5-4 hours of non stop use. Of course that may be due to having two drivers in them. These headphones are high quality don’t get me wrong, used for music as well as games however certain genres/ more bass oriented music is where they shine.

There is good separation in sound so you do hear highs and lows quite well. I see myself using my wired over the ear headset for games still but these Bluetooth headphones are comfortable to wear while working or doing whatever.

The touch controls are finicky at times and have to almost briefly pause when either switching mode type or changing. Pausing music is a single tap and sometimes the result if you wanted to change songs or mode type, controlling the volume I am not too successful at with the touch controls at all.

The case is lovely and does boast more battery life for when they do die after 3. 5 hours of use. Though the chain little rubber grommet used to attach chain to base should be reinforced as it is made of weak rubber and after the case had been pulled a bit during a hug the zinc alloy case decided to fall on my toe failing at the little rubber grommet.

(I thought I broke my toe but it only bruised meaning it holds up to wear and tear and is very durable) the case has also been scratched up but no damage to either the charging mechanism or earbuds when in there.

Even though these are not noise canceling since they do have a good seal in your ear they are like earplugs with music meaning you can tune out most the world when you are listening to your music, podcasts, games and whatnot.

Even though it does sport a mic, I have been told during phone calls I sound quiet or far away. I have not tried to record videos so I can’t vouch for the mic quality other than second hand knowledge from others.

The Bluetooth range is quite impressive. Around the house you don’t have to worry too much about disconnecting unless you are multiple rooms/ levels away. At work I can leave my phone in my toolbox and wander around the shop with them still playing, answering phone calls is easy as well with the single touch.

Some background info: I tested the Sirius Pro + TWS on two different PCs (basic Dell work laptop and an MSI gaming rig), a Google Pixel 5, and an iPhone 11. All of the comments below apply to all the systems on which I tested the headphones.

Like the title says, the sounds quality is excellent and the build quality is good. Case is heavy-duty and charges pretty quickly. Headphones look nice and fit well in the ears (make sure you pick the correct silicone ear piece, it made a world of difference when I switched up to the largest size).

However, there are some flaws, the biggest of which is that the microphone is weak and there is usually a lot of background noise when speaking. If you’re planning to use these extensively for phone calls or voice chat while gaming, you might find that you have to speak VERY loud for people to hear you loud-and-clear.

Rotating the ear buds in your ears, so that the mic isn’t covered by your ear lobe, does help somewhat, but you still have to significantly project your voice. Whispering in any capacity is an absolute no-go, the mic barely picks up your voice and it sounds muffled to the other user.

The “Environmental Noise Cancelling” mentioned above only seems to work when you speak very loud, otherwise it registers your voice as “background noise” and it gets cut out. The other, more-minor issues, is that the smooth earbud housing can be tough to get removed from the case.

Twisting while pulling usually does the trick but it would be better if the outer housing was textured. I will likely add a little rubber-grip sticky tape to the outside to make it easier. The touch sensing on the ear buds can also be a bit finicky.

Trying to tap once to stop a call will result in your music coming back online, even if you didn’t mean to turn music on. This can probably be alleviated with some practice, but out of the box it was tricky trying to figure out how to properly use the controls, it’s not exactly intuitive.

Would love to see some software that you could use to program the touch controls to perform specific actions. I typically don’t want music to play immediately upon hanging up a phone call, but with the way the touch controls currently work, that’s what seems to happen.

Might be “user error” on my part, but it is definitely a thing that happens frequently. Would also be nice to have external software so you could do firmware updates if necessary. Overall, as a set of Bluetooth headphones, they’re great.

But as a headset that is used to voice calls and two-way communication, it’s only average. Also, PS5 doesn’t accept Bluetooth audio accessories, so I’ll likely just stick to my gaming headset for actual gaming, and use these for my phone and PC.

Will update this review as I use the headphones more and see if I can figure out fixes for the microphone sound quality issues.

The design is sick af anytime I pull these out at work everyone compliments them and says it’s the coolest earbuds they have ever seen and I agree. The case is heavy duty all metal which I love. the color dosent scratch off easily like other brands I’m super happy with the exterior! Also the packging/casing they come in is just as cool however.

the sound is not the best quality it is loud tho just not the best quality clear cut sound like I’ve herd from galaxy, apple and beats products. they fit in my ears good enough but i do have to adjust them alot when moving so probably not the best to jog with.

My last and only complaint is battery life is pretty short I have to charge it everyday after about 2 hours of use cause it says ” low battery ” however I haven’t tested how long it can go before fully shutting off as I charge it every time it says ” low battery ” cause I need them for work.

The side touch is super responsive. I can travel a long distance away from my phone and the Bluetooth stays connected. The magnet in the case is very strong I can put the earbuds in backwards and the magnet instantly twist and lock them in the correct charging position.

Altogether the sick design is what really has me in love with these earbuds! I hope you keep the design but upgrade the sound quality and batery life. I would drop some serious cash on these agin if they sound better in the future.

I’m a happy customer and I don’t regret buying these I look forward to future products.

Testing these as I return my much more expensive Beats Powerbeats Pro, and they’re a keeper. In fact I just ordered another in the lighter version without ANC. Comfort for me is very important as I wear hearing assistance all day and it needs to be able to do that without discomfort.

The higher priced Beats cause extreme pain within a couple hours, these do not and still perform similarly. The settings for both ANC and Aware do indeed “stick” after setting them in the phone app, then you go to use the earbuds with your PC or other audio device.

So these could be used for work / PC / gaming / telecom but you’ll want to first pair them to a phone and set the levels for ANC and Aware and maybe tweak the EQ a bit. The Aware ambient sound amplification mode works very very well for those Hard of Hearing, although a bit too present in the highs.

It can amplify human voices, footsteps, door knocks, rustling leaves, etc. One good thing I noticed it, like tactical headsets, have a loud sound safety trigger, so if you have the Aware mode on and there’s a sudden very loud sound, it not only attenuates it down but that bud will go quieter for a couple seconds and ease back up to normal.

Trust me, you want this even if you don’t know it haha. The ANC mode work pretty good, though I don’t have much experience there to compare. It probably would work great for those that commute on public transport or airplane rides etc.

I tested it in a quiet room with a loud window-AC unit and it works good. In that instance, and maybe in all cases, it does produce a very low tone with ANC on that I can detect. I’d say it’s probably somewhere in the 8-10 Hz range.

Can be very slightly disorienting when in a silent room. Looks, I think it falls short in 2023 to be honest. It looks like a “generic tech gadget” although not ugly. Is it from 2003 or 2022? I can’t tell haha.

It would go a long, long way if they’d bevel a few edges, soften a couple surfaces, and offer some color options and skin tone options. This is not the pair I would take out in public, personally. The only real issue I encountered was very brief.

Right out of the box the left and right somehow were unmarried haha with each other, so each attempted pairing would only either get the left or right. Some googling to the product help explains how to factory reset and sync them.

Had to try this a couple times, then each device pairing catches both left and right as intended. Not worth knocking a star over for me, but a non techy person would immediately assume the device is faulty if they received it that way.

As an owner of the previous air sport. I was looking forward to upgrading, and I would say that I highly appreciate the new features added to this model. Wear detection, dual connectivity, active noise canceling, app support, touch controls customization, low latency mode, better call quality, bigger battery in a slimmer charging case!!! I mean that’s a lot of upgrade.

To me the design of the air sport is always the better choice. They just look better than every other earbuds in the market, except this time I was a little let down by the little bit flashy shiny finish.

For my taste, I find audio quality to be exactly what my ears prefer. Balanced sounding with no harsh highs or mids. plus a fair enough bass that doesn’t give me headaches. And seriously. who else offers 70 hours of play time and 6 pairs of cushions that are guaranteed to fit every type of ear there is.

While this time picking out the buds from the case isn’t as easy as its predecessor. I’m sure I’ll be able to figure out the best picking method. These babies are comfortable to wear for a long period of time and what I like about the hook style buds is that they stay put while I move freely.

Not everybody is an audiophile. you don’t have to compare these to other so called high-end models that are so unnecessarily pricy. Listening to music, podcasts and making phone calls is great. I still prefer watching movies with an over the head headphones with extra bass and bigger drivers – you know – there’s a scenario for every use.

Looking forward to future upgrades and hopefully one day the technology is able to offer swipe controls too. Imagine being able to skip forward and backward through a song -replaying a specific verse or a guitar solo – by swiping up and down the buds.

that’s the current dream for me. Thanks team Jlab for such a beautiful product.

I was really excited for the item, but sadly it is a fake. I checked with Razer and compared them to a genuine pair. The quality is lower then the original – charging case is flimsy and the LEDs/sounds don’t match up.

The serial number was confirmed to be fake as well and unable to be register with Razer. Overall very sad and disappointed and will be returning the item.

At 1st was skeptical about these being aftermarket, and I didn’t like fit from the other brands out there with in ears, I love apple but having Samsung work phone needed ear buds, so bit the bullet and got the razors, have to say from a apple ear bud lover these are better, even though alot cheaper, the fit awesome, great sound quick connections use on any B/tooth no sweat.

Only thing razor app doesn’t like connecting with Android, so dont need the app. Other wise high recommended and A++.

I would strongly recommend purchasing IEM with varying tips and/or comply over earbuds. A one size-fits-all earbud that fits is a rare occurrence in my experience. In less then a minute of placing earbuds they pop out (exercise of any intensity is an impossibility).

There should be a try before you buy option and/or return policy. A waste of money.

These headphones are great if you only want to use them for an hour max. It says they are supposed to run up 5 hours on a single charge. Well that’s a load of horse crap. There are times that I can only really use them for an hour before I get too busy to use them.

In that instance I will shut them off and set them aside for the time being. Keep in mind they are at 100% when I first use them. When I shut them off after an hour I may turn them back on say 2 hours later and it will says 20% percent left and ding at me that it has low battery.

Now I know for a fact that I turned them off. For them to only last an hour is really stupid. The case for them is another thing. The case can be fully charged up and I put the earbuds in the case to charge for the 2 days I am off work.

Most of the time when I take them out of the case after the 2 days it’s almost like they didn’t charge at all. If they are at 20% when I take them out they are usually only at 60% after 2 days!!!! If I look at the case the light is still green!!! This was a big waste of my money.

From now on I’m sticking to wired headphones.

I purchased the refurbished Jabra 65t for exercise, outdoor use and casual uses indoor. The features that sold me on these earbuds were: 1) inexpensive price, 2) more secure fit, 3) HearThrough function (so you can be aware of your surrounding), 4) Jabra’s reputation for good wireless earbuds.

The case, earbuds and tips look brand new. The first thing I did was charge the earbuds for an hour or so and download the Jabra Sound+ app. After syncing the earbuds with the app, I checked the firmware for the latest update.

The battery should have at least 50% charge to perform the firmware update. Once all that was done, I tried all sizes of eartips for fit. This might be a weird personal quirk, but I found that two different sizes of tips fit the best for me.

They offered a much better seal around the ear and hence noise-isolation than Apple AirPods. The compact design compared to the long stem of the AirPods also help them stay in ears when running. I wore these on a five-mile run without needing to adjust them.

Other earbuds would require constant adjustments and would even fall out on occasions. I have used these for several days now. And I have listened to music and podcasts, watched videos and made phone and teleconference calls all without any problem.

For music, the sound is nicely balanced and neutral. The adjustable EQ in the app gives you the ability to adjust to your taste. The great thing about these earbuds is the ability to adjust how much of the outside you hear with the adjustable HearThrough feature in combination with different EQ setting to get the best sound.

The app also allows you to save different settings for quick access, which is a really nice and unexpected feature. After syncing initially, these earbuds connect automatically to my phone when they’re removed from the case.

Although it sometimes takes a couple of seconds, but that’s not a big drawback. The bluetooth range is as good as expected for BT 5. 0. I have also used these with my Macbook. Switching between an iPhone and the Macbook can be tricky, as is the case for all of my none Apple-brand wireless earbuds.

What works best when switching between devices is to first turn off BT on the first device, and then remove the earbuds from the case. Once it’s connected then I would turn BT back on for the first device.

A single charge will give 4-5 hours of use as advertised. The only drawback is that with the more secure fit, I found that I can’t wear these earbuds for more than 1-2 hour at a time. Otherwise, I would highly recommend this product.

Don’t get this if you want to be different get the rgb version. If not go to a dollar store. Wish I would have gotten the rgb ones and not this ….

I love these headphones, I work in a busy office and noise cancelling is key to concentrate my self in work and even sometimes to game on my phone, super comfortable to wear, and you gotta love the sound quality they always deliver, I even bought a second pair for my girlfriend.

So impressed with the sound quality, that I bought some for my son as well. With three different sizes of rubbers, you can make them very comfortable. Quick to recharge, and the carry case gives approximately 3 more full charges.

The only downside is the carry case is very smooth, so can easily slip through your fingers if you’re not careful.

Pros: Good battery life, decent sound quality, syncs easily, low latency mode works well. Cons: You cannot adjust the volume. The isolation could be better. It could allow to re-sync without the case.

Audio quality is Great ,But mic performance is poor. It catches noise more than your sound. Mic audio sensing is very poor

I love me some Bluetooth earbuds, but everything I have so far was quite a bit below the price point for these Sennheisers. This go round I thought to go up several notches on the price and see if there was a noticeable difference.

For the sound, charging, and customization available on the app, yes these definitely were a step or two up. Other areas actually kind of disappointed, but those areas depend on how and where you want to use your earbuds.

If you are looking at Sennheiser, you are probably looking for the best SOUND you can get in the price range. Their reputation is established, and they seem to be very focused on making sure that sound quality is second to none.

For this, the Momentum 3 meet the expectations, as the sound is excellent, and the phone app provides many ways to customize the sound and operation of the earbuds. FIT is excellent, as there are both several sizes of earbuds AND optional ear “fins” for an extra snug and secure fit if you need it.

More choices mean a little more time to get the fit sorted out, but there’s nothing wrong with that. Once you get your fit dialed in to your personal liking, you should be able to wear these for extended periods and stay comfortable.

The size of these buds is larger than most of the others I have used, and using them for extremely active workouts, or on the other end of the day putting your head on the pillow with these – probably not the best way to use them.

CALLING works fine for me. I can hear the caller with no issues, and the callers report that the sound is clear with no ambient noise. BATTERY provides several hours as advertised, and the case has plenty of capacity for a recharge or two.

Wireless charging is nice, and if you already have a wireless pad for other devices the Momentum should work fine with what you have. Bluetooth CONNECTION is solid and the phone app manages ALL connections, not just the connection with the phone.

Comparing to other wireless earbuds I use regularly, here are a few of the things missing that I am used to on other sets. CASE is larger than others I have and is a bit much for putting in a pants or shirt pocket.

If you are looking for something to carry around in your pocket – you probably want to move on. SWITCHING from one device to another (example from phone to desktop/laptop) requires use of the app, as you have to open the phone app, and use it to disconnect from one device and connect to the other device.

The app does show ALL the devices that the buds are paired with – which is the first time I have seen this in earbud apps, and you use the app to cut connection to the current device and switch connection the new device and the app takes if from there.

Sennheiser has been rumored to indicate that multi-point connection will be added with a firmware update but been there done that on promised updates that are about “missing” features. BATTERY LEVEL NOTIFICATION for some reason you don’t get an announcement about the battery level when you put in these buds.

If your buds need recharging, you will get a “recharge” notice, but no audible notice of high/med…. You can open the app on your phone and see what the battery level is, or check the connection status on your computer, but no verbal notification.

This seems to be some oversight and I hope this will be corrected with a firmware update. ANC is getting mixed reviews on these buds. Sennheiser has the “adaptive noise canceling” which adapts to ambient noise levels and gets “stronger” or “weaker” depending on surrounding noises.

It really does work, and there is also a “pass-through” function that works well and is adjustable using the app. However, I have compared the ANC in same environment with these Sennheisers, a lower price point pair of buds, and a medium price point headset.

The Sennheiser ANC is the least effective of these three. This is my personal experience and also my personal preference is that ANC should work at maximum effect all the time. I reckon that uses a wee bit more battery, but I’ll take that as acceptable trade-off for maximum ANC effectiveness.

Overall, no major complaints although honestly speaking other than the sound quality (which is excellent) I was expecting more from the “little things” like notifications, ANC, and multi-point that could come with this higher price point.

Best use for these seems to be the “wear during the day” applications as long as you have somewhere to put the case. Using for vigorous athletic activities or wearing them to bed… not so much. Greetings from Central Georgia!.

Sound is good, the best that I’ve heard from any earbud I’ve tried so far, though I haven’t tried a many (about 3 or 4 pairs. ) The fit and comfort was really good after I found the right size eartips and fin.

I wasn’t able to hear my own heartbeat or footsteps when wearing these either which is really good cause I hate hearing those. Connectivity is okay, when I first got them the connection would drop and I’d have to reseat them in the case and take them out again, this hasn’t happened to me in awhile.

Sometimes when I’d place them in the case the earbuds wouldn’t disconnect from my phone and I’d have to reseat them, that rarely happened but it has happened. Sometimes when moving/shaking the case the earbuds would connect to my phone, I think the earbuds come loose from the magnets holding it in place and cause it to connect.

I only ever connect these earbuds to my phone so the no multi point wasn’t a deal breaker for me. Being able to use the earbuds independently from one another was a big plus for me, I’ve only had one other set of earbuds be able to do it.

Touch controls are nice and were responsive to me but I couldn’t change what each tap would do unless both earbuds were in. I also couldn’t activate hear through or ANC while only one earbud is in. I hardly use either of those two options, though, it would have been nice to be able to use hear through with only one earbud in.

The battery life was good compared to most of the other earbuds I’ve tried, can’t say for sure when ANC or hear through are on though since I don’t typically have both earbuds in to try it. The Big Problem: While at work the left earbud made a strange sound, like static, it only lasted a couple seconds but after the left earbud would play at a significantly reduced sound level from the right earbud, wearing both earbuds makes this very noticeable.

I’ve had these earbuds about 3 months and used them, typically, 4 days a week for about 8 hours on each of those days. I’ve never had this happen with any other earbuds and I’ve never had any other earbuds last this short amount of time.

I’ve sent them in for warranty around (09/11/22) and we’ll see what happens.