Is the low-latency mode good enough for competitive gaming?

It reduces the delay between action and sound compared with standard Bluetooth, which helps for casual play. It is still Bluetooth, so it will not match a wired or 2.4GHz dongle connection for fast shooters.

Does it work with a Nintendo Switch or PlayStation?

It pairs over Bluetooth with devices that support Bluetooth audio. Consoles that only output game audio over USB or HDMI need a separate Bluetooth transmitter.

How long does the battery last with the lights on?

The breathing lights use power, so expect shorter playtime with them on than off. Charge between sessions and keep the case or cable handy for long stretches.

Will the in-ear tips stay comfortable for hours?

The tips are shaped for extended wear, and in-ear buds suit many people for long sessions. Fit varies by ear, so try the tip sizes and take breaks if pressure builds.

Can I use it for calls and voice chat?

Yes, the Bluetooth connection carries voice audio, so it works for in-game chat and phone calls. Mic quality is basic, as on most budget earbuds.

What comes in the box?

Expect the earbuds, a charging cable and spare ear tips. Check the listing for the exact contents before ordering.

Gnobogi

Gaming Headset Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Earphone

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$12.62at WalmartChecked Nov 11

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Gnobogi

Gaming Headset Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Earphone

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$12.62at WalmartChecked Nov 11

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Last seen at $12.62 at Walmart on Nov 11.

Our take on the Gaming Headset Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Earphone

The Gnobogi Gaming Headset is a pair of wireless Bluetooth in-ear earbuds aimed at gamers, with a low-latency mode and colorful breathing lights on the buds. It connects to phones, tablets and consoles over Bluetooth and is built around silicone-style in-ear tips for longer sessions. It sits at the budget end of gaming audio: it offers lighting and a low-latency claim that wired headsets and big-name wireless models do not combine at this level, but it lacks the swappable batteries, dongles and brand support of premium gaming headsets. Buyers wanting a simple, light pair for casual play and calls are the target; competitive players should look at models with a dedicated 2.4GHz dongle.

Best forCasual mobile and tablet gamersBuyers who want lights and low latency on a budgetShort sessions and calls on the goGifts for younger gamers

Pros

Low-latency mode aimed at syncing sound with gameplay
Bluetooth works with phones, tablets and consoles
Colorful breathing lights on the buds
Light in-ear design for longer wear
No cable to snag during play

Cons

Bluetooth only, with no 2.4GHz dongle for consoles
Breathing lights drain battery faster
In-ear tips block less outside noise than over-ear cups
Little brand track record or support network

Gaming Headset Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Earphone prices at every store

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$12.62Free shippingChecked Nov 11
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About the Gaming Headset Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Earphone

This is a wireless in-ear gaming headset that connects over Bluetooth. It uses low-latency technology to keep audio in sync with the game, so sound effects and voices arrive on time.

The in-ear tips are ergonomically designed for comfort during long play sessions. Colorful breathing lights add a dynamic lighting effect to the headset.

Bluetooth gives a stable connection with devices such as smartphones, tablets and gaming consoles, and the headset can connect to multiple devices. It delivers clear trebles and mid-tones, from loud in-game explosions to soft ambient music.

Type: In-ear wireless gaming headset
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Compatibility: Smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles
Latency: Low-latency technology
Lighting: Colorful breathing lights
Fit: Ergonomic in-ear tips

Specifications

color: OtherSource
actual_color: ASource

Questions and answers

Is the low-latency mode good enough for competitive gaming?: It reduces the delay between action and sound compared with standard Bluetooth, which helps for casual play. It is still Bluetooth, so it will not match a wired or 2.4GHz dongle connection for fast shooters.
Does it work with a Nintendo Switch or PlayStation?: It pairs over Bluetooth with devices that support Bluetooth audio. Consoles that only output game audio over USB or HDMI need a separate Bluetooth transmitter.
How long does the battery last with the lights on?: The breathing lights use power, so expect shorter playtime with them on than off. Charge between sessions and keep the case or cable handy for long stretches.
Will the in-ear tips stay comfortable for hours?: The tips are shaped for extended wear, and in-ear buds suit many people for long sessions. Fit varies by ear, so try the tip sizes and take breaks if pressure builds.
Can I use it for calls and voice chat?: Yes, the Bluetooth connection carries voice audio, so it works for in-game chat and phone calls. Mic quality is basic, as on most budget earbuds.
What comes in the box?: Expect the earbuds, a charging cable and spare ear tips. Check the listing for the exact contents before ordering.
Where is the Gaming Headset Wireless Bluetooth In-Ear Earphone cheapest?: At Walmart, for $12.62, as of our latest check.

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