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Wireless earbuds for steam deck? (lemmy.nz)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I'm looking for recommendations for earbuds that I can use with my Steam Deck, ideally also being fairly useful for general use with an Android phone.

I don't play a lot of rythm games, but it would be ideal if they were relatively low latency (for Bluetooth at least).

I've seen the epos gtw 270s but I'm not keen on the dongle so they'll essentially just be Bluetooth anyway?

The Jabra 7 Elites look to be better overall buds but there are complaints about latency, not sure what it's like with the deck?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Not what you asked for and you're not a fan, but if you're frequently finding yourself using your Deck at times you need to keep your ears open, I'd also recommend also finding a set of Bluetooth bone conduction headphones.

Of course it's not the best sound and there's a little lag, but I find myself needing to keep an ear on the world while using my Deck more often than I thought I would back when I got it. They've been really handy for a $50 Amazon pickup.