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 recently picked up these gaming earbuds, and I have to say, they have completely transformed my gaming experience! The 20ms low latency is a game-changer—there's no noticeable lag, which is crucial for competitive gaming. I can finally hear every footstep and gunshot with pinpoint accuracy, giving me that edge I’ve been looking for. The active noise cancelling feature is fantastic! I live in a busy household, and these earbuds do an excellent job of blocking out distractions. Whether it’s the sound of the TV or my kids playing nearby, I can immerse myself fully in my games without interruption. The sound quality is impressive, too. The bass is deep and rich, while the highs are crisp and clear. I’ve also noticed that the six microphones do a great job of picking up my voice during multiplayer sessions. My teammates have commented on how clear I sound, which is a huge plus! Switching between the 2.4GHz connection for gaming and Bluetooth for casual listening is seamless. I love that I can use these earbuds for both gaming and music without any hassle. The battery life is solid as well; I can game for hours without worrying about recharging. Overall, I highly recommend these gaming earbuds to anyone looking to enhance their gaming setup. They’re comfortable, high-quality, and packed with features that truly make a difference. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a hardcore enthusiast, these earbuds are worth every penny!

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

I've been using these earbuds for a couple of days now, and I'm really impressed with them, especially considering the price. The sound quality is fantastic the audio is clear and the bass is surprisingly deep. They're also very comfortable to wear for long periods. I was worried they might fall out during my workouts, but the over-ear hooks keep them securely in place. ​What really sets these apart is the low-latency connection, which is perfect for gaming and watching videos. There's no noticeable delay between the action on screen and the sound in my ears. The included USB-C dongle is a game-changer, making it super easy to connect to my phone, tablet, or even my PC without any Bluetooth hassle. ​The battery life is excellent. The charging case display shows the battery percentage, which is a very useful feature, and I've only had to charge it once since I got them. The microphone quality is also very good for calls and online meetings. I've had no complaints from people on the other end. ​Overall, if you're looking for a versatile and reliable pair of earbuds with great sound and a solid low-latency connection, these are a fantastic option. They punch well above their weight class.

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.

The IAMJOY headphones work amazingly well. The latency is extremely low, the sound is clear, and the battery lasts a long time. I love that they can be used with Bluetooth or the 2.4 GHz dongle on my console and PC. Comfortable, powerful, and perfect for gaming.

Great earbuds for the price. I use them for gaming on a PS5. Sound quality is much better than the $200 Sony Explore earbuds I have. Connectivity is better as well. The mic works excellently. I would consider the battery life solid, with the charging case holding a charge for a long time. The only issue I had was that the right earbud would not hold a charge. I returned them and got a replacement pair with no problems.

I am trying to get away from full sized headphones for gaming with my pc the fact that these apparently work with several different products and have 2.4ghz dongle is what attracted me. It appears from what I've read that bluetooth by itself can't handle gaming on a pc it must be 2.4ghz for that functionality. I have a steamdeck and these are also supposed to work with that as well as some of the virtual reality products and playstation. First thing I noticed, no battery readout on the case well that's one star off but no biggie. The light stays red until the case is fully charged and it will charge the buds several times. This unit can maintain both a bluetooth connection (to your phone most likely) and the 2.4ghz at the same time that way if you get a call it automatically shifts over to bluetooth and reconnects to the dongle when the call ends. Sounds efficient, I shopped quite a bit before I chose this set the reviews are good and you really can't beat the price compared to other products. The lifetime warranty is just icing on the cake. One small complaint, when you open the case the 2.4 dongle is right there in front and it's easy to knock it loose so it might fall and be lost...they should redesign their case. My other small itch is the usb C to A adapter doesn't fit in the case so that's another thing that might be easy to loose that should also be able to store in the case. I have them charging now haven't plugged them in yet...more to come. update: played a game for about an hour to test these out, highs are "crisp" and bass is quite acceptable very surprised at the quality of the sound really. I haven't yet had a chance to use them with discord while playing a game but discord sees them (as usb device) if it doesn't call them by product name and the mic test worked so I'm confident they'll be fine. Only thing they don't seem to have is a mute function so I'll probably be setting up push to talk when I use these, again no biggie but a mute function would be a nice addition if they add anything to a future version. For what i paid for these quite satisfied I know there are better products but who wants to spend two hundred dollars when a fifty dollar product does quite nicely. I've used these a bit more now, final comment. It claims something like 7 hours battery life per charge on the ear buds (then the case can charge them a few times which is where they get the long duration claim). If you're only using these to play the audio from you game or answer a few phone calls then you might get the 7 hours of use they claim but if you are using them like I do and using them to chat on discord(or other voice chat) while you play a game you can only expect something like two hours (certainly less than 3 hours) of battery life. Not surprising really, in order to keep the size down the batteries can't be very big in the ear buds and my experience has been that one side quits before the other one does. They are fairly comfortable but because there's nothing holding them in the ear other than the rubber tip on the ear bud I have a problem with them getting caught in my hair and going for a walk. I've tried two of the three different sizes of rubber tip included the package and they still try to go for a walk sometimes. For the duration of the battery the connection is stable and the sound clear I have no complaints but most gamers have sessions exceeding a couple hours for sure. So at this price level you can expect a product that will play your sound output but if you also want to engage in game chat at the same time your battery life will take a huge hit for sure it takes energy to transmit all that yacking for sure. I looked around didn't find any "gaming" ear buds that listed chat programs as a use for them. I've seen a couple gaming ear buds over a hundred dollars I'd hope they have better battery life. This was an experiment the tech just isn't ready yet it would appear but it's ok if you just want to listen to a movie, your game device output or talk on the phone. Battery tech has a lot to be desired right now maybe in a few years the batteries will be so much better that it won't be such an issue. Last comment, be careful using these with chat I think the extra microphones might be picking up a lot of extraneous noises and if you aren't careful discord can somehow shut off the noise filtering of your headset (in the settings where you test the microphone and set the headset you're using etc.) someone in a discord I was in accused me of doing rude things over an open mic (?????) which didn't happen of course but the only thing I could think of is the ear buds might have been picking up some tv noises from the other room or something....another reason not to use these with chat I suppose.

I bought these mainly for PC gaming as I'm sick and tired of wearing full over the ear headphones. I use both Windows 11 and Nobara Linux and have tried them in both. I also use them for watching Youtube videos. The good - They're very comfortable, I often forget I'm even wearing them. And when I can get them to work right (more on that below) they sound good too, better than low end headphones and almost as good as mid range headphones. 2.4ghz and Bluetooth connectivity both connected easily on both Windows and Linux. The bad - Battery life is way overstated. It isn't 5 hours, it's more like 2. And there's no way to tell the state of charge, even when they're in the case. There's only a single light on the case and it doesn't seem to signify much of anything other than when the case itself if being charged. I've got other earbuds, less expensive than these, which reads out both the state of charge of the case and of the earbuds. Using the Bluetooth is fine for gaming or music, but if you're watching a talking head on Youtube there's too much lag. That's no lag I can tell on 2.4 ghz. Note that my PC is within 3-4 feet of my head when I'm gaming or watching videos. The ugly - Getting them to work is a chore. All too often one bud is loud and the other quiet and sometimes both are barely audible at all. Placing them back in the case and removing them will often fix that, but some times it just reverses the problem. It seems that unplugging the dongle, replacing the buds in the case, plugging the dongle back in and then removing both buds from the case at the exact same time, then swiftly inserting them into my ears at the exact same time was the ticket to getting them to work, or at least more often than not. Fumble the process and I'm starting all over again. And when I get them to work right, removing them, touching them or even changing the volume can make them go wonky again. This occurred in both Windows 11 and Linux. I have not had this issue with any other set of headphone or earbuds and I've had a bunch of different ones. I'm going to keep playing with them for a few more days. I want to like them, they're so much more comfortable than a headset. I can even tolerate the short battery life as they do seem to charge pretty quickly in the case, but the fiddling around I have to go through to get them to work right every time is intolerable. If I can't solve that, I'll have to return them. I'm giving them 3 stars because when they do work I love them.