Anker Soundcore VR P10 Low-Latency Gaming Bluetooth Earbuds
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Our take on the Anker Soundcore VR P10 Low-Latency Gaming Bluetooth Earbuds
The Soundcore VR P10 is a pair of true wireless earbuds built for gaming, with a USB-C dongle that gives a low-latency 2.4 GHz link for consoles, PCs and VR headsets. Each bud has a short stem and a soft tip, and the charging case doubles as a dongle holder. Unlike plain Bluetooth earbuds, the dongle sidesteps the lag that makes game audio feel out of sync, and the buds can also connect over Bluetooth for phones. They suit gamers who want one set for a headset and a phone; audiophiles will find the tuning and noise isolation basic next to premium earbuds.
- USB-C dongle gives low-latency 2.4 GHz audio
- Works with PS5, PC, Switch and VR headsets
- Bluetooth mode for phones and tablets
- Built-in microphone for voice chat and calls
- Charging case stores the dongle
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What reviewers say
Owners rate the VR P10 as a solid budget gaming set, with the dongle praised for cutting audio lag on consoles and VR. Sound and mic quality draw more mixed notes, and some find the fit and battery average.
- LatencyPraisedOwners say the 2.4 GHz dongle keeps game audio in sync far better than Bluetooth.
- Sound qualityMixedReviewers find the tuning fine for games but bass-heavy and less detailed for music.
- MicrophoneCriticisedVoice chat works, but the mic picks up room noise and sounds thin to teammates.
Questions and answers
- Do these work with a PS5?
- Yes. Plug the USB-C dongle into the console and the buds connect over 2.4 GHz. A USB-A adapter is needed for older ports.
- Can I use them with my phone?
- Yes. They pair over Bluetooth for phone calls and mobile games, and the dongle can stay in the case.
- Do they have noise cancellation?
- No. They rely on the ear tips for passive isolation, so loud rooms will still be audible.
- How do they compare with standard Bluetooth earbuds?
- The dongle gives lower latency for gaming, which most Bluetooth earbuds cannot match. Standard earbuds usually offer better music tuning and noise cancellation.
- Is the dongle included?
- Yes. The charging case holds the USB-C dongle, and the buds also work in Bluetooth mode without it.
- Are they good for music?
- They are serviceable but bass-forward. Buyers who mainly listen to music may prefer earbuds tuned for audio.
