#low-latency audio

Connection is straightforward too, with a 3.5mm audio jack that makes it compatible with PCs, gaming consoles, and mobile devices alike. Not only does it support low-latency audio, but it also offers spatial positioning, giving players an immersive gameplay advantage. These may not necessarily be the earbuds for hardcore audiophiles chasing ultra-technical sound. The audio output covers substantial amount of bass with detailed highs that doesn’t bleed over to the mids, making the audio quality balanced overall. Where it probably lacks big is the audio codec. This essentially means that audio quality is not as lossless, and the latency here is typically higher which sometimes causes a slight audio delay when gaming for example. Well, in terms of gaming, I mainly used the speaker to play on my Nintendo Switch, and so far, I haven’t really noticed the delay in audio transmission. For audiophiles out there, I just know that you all can hear the difference between a basic and an advanced audio codec support. Read more in our articles including "Baseus Launches GoPlay 1 Max Gaming Headset with Dual Drivers" and "Smart records lowest mobile latency in latest Ookla report".