ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless - Wireless Gaming Earbuds with Low Latency Connection, ANC, up to 27 Hours of Battery thanks to its integrated charging case, IPX4 water resistance.

I bought these to use with my rog ally and I’m glad I did they compliment the console perfectly.Sound quality is fantastic, The mids are a bit dull but this can be sorted to your own preference with the equaliser in either armory crate or Dolby atmos but I personally prefer the latter.To get the best I found that disabling sound enhancements in windows and using Dolby atmos was the way to go.Using Apple Music I have the sound enhancer set to just over a quarter and this makes music crystal clear.Overall I am 100% happy with my purchase.

Decent ear phones, comfortable and look cool

I tried a ton of earbuds and i had enough. I wanted something low latency with good enough sound quality (i didn't care to have the best sound whatsoever, latency over everything else)I knew that the rog brand might not scream best quality as they make amazing motherboards and GPUs but audio? Idk man.As proof i had a better experience buying cheaper earbuds from creative just because that's all they do. They specialise in audio.Anyway back to those. So first thing, the looks blew me away, i expected them to be nice and they delivered.Right after that armory crate had to be installed on my phone in order to use them. I was fine with it but i was afraid of the app knowing it to be buggy at times and lacking features. And indeed it was.I played with the modes and the equaliser i was not amazed by the quality. I could barely feel the bass and the boost only helped to create a feeling of artificial induced bass.The sound was good enough but not great considering the price, in any way serviceable, after all i wanted those earbuds for good latency on steam deck, ps5 and PC.After all those tests i decided to try them on my steam deck. I was keen to keep them (i was comparing them to the other ordered earbuds soundcore liberty 4 nc) but this is what killed them for me. I couldn't find a way to connect them to my SD without installing the armory crate there. (Idk if its possible but its too much hassle)The anker ones allow you dual connection with the app on the phone, so you can use your phone as the app controller with all the options, modes etc and use a second device for the sound in your earbuds. (Please do this Asus and your cetra earbuds might be considered)At that point i knew they wouldn't fully serve my needs. And then later during the evening it totally killrd me by connecting to my phone, after i already packed them for shipping back to amazon. (To be frank i think this is due to me sticking back the plastic stickers over the sensors and not turning them off manually, so they couldn't connect to the case, I'll rectify this in the morning)In conclusion i recommend them if you use them just for phone, windows, or rog ally handheld. But even then the price is a premium for what it offers.

I honestly think these are pretty good. I've used them for a week now the battery is good for such a small bit of tech. And the sound was a bit funky but after installing Armory crate and adjusted to my liking it's great. I use them for single player games primarily.

Excellent for music. Really took me by surprise. Pairs easily. I've been really happy with the AirPod Pro 2 with the iPhone but wanted something convenient for my Android work phone for convenience.Given the price point of these especially as I got them on a good deal, I really wasn't expecting much. However I prefer the sound fit and comfort of the Asus over the Sitpods. Genuinely didn't expect that. Battery life is fine. On par with the airpods. Honestly who would have thought that Asus could make decent headphones let alone ones that rival Apples.Possibly the only minus is that the case doesn't support wireless charging. Something i stupidly forgot about and placed on my changing stand overnight only to discover my stupidity the next day. Thankfully a quick 20 min usb c charge got me through the day so all good.

I got these as an upgrade from my Razer ones. These have noise cancelling function and they looked quite nice so went with these last December.They sound fine and feel comfortable. However, quite often one of the earbuds won't connect.But the real problem is that I have now returned these because they would not disconnect once you put them back in the case. You could be wondering around the house and receive a phone call and find they are still connected.The noise cancelling is there, but didn't work to the standard that I wished for.

It's such a great set of earphones, The sound quality is decent for the price, though my only criticism is that the white version is 20£ more. Not sure why that is.

For gaming I've been very impressed with these earbuds, very good sound, but it's the gaming mode ( accessible with one tap of the right bud ) where they shine.Other buds I've tried are unusable because of the latency which spoils the experience.No such problems with the Asus.Recommended