Anker‘s premium audio brand Soundcore has released yet another innovative audio product. The Soundcore VR P10 is an earbud with a truly wireless design curated for gamers. Specifically, the earbuds are crafted to meet the needs of Meta Quest 2 users and there are several features onboard to justify this claim which is said to have the backing of Meta. It should be noted, though, that the earbuds are not optimized for the latest Meta Quest Pro VR headset.

The dongle that docks into the VR P10s’ case alongside them, according to Soundcore, makes them a competitive alternative to headphones when gaming on a headset like Quest 2.

As a result, it can use the LS3 codec and in-house LightningSync wireless technology to deliver wireless audio with a sync latency of as little as 30 milliseconds (ms) when plugged into the side of the headset. Even better, the Quest 2 can be powered through it normally if necessary thanks to a second external type-C input for pass-through charging.

With the P10s’ multi-device connectivity, a user could purchase up to three additional dongles for the seamless transfer of pairing between all of their devices, according to Soundcore, who also notes that the additional piece of equipment can be used with a variety of consoles or PCs as well.

The VR P10s can also function as “normal” TWS earbuds thanks to their Bluetooth 5.2 support, 11mm drivers, and 4-mic beamforming feature for crystal-clear calls. They are designed to last 6 hours on their own or up to 24 hours when supported by their case.

The Soundcore VR P10 Gaming earbuds are presently on sale at Amazon for $100. They will also be available to Quest 2 users from Meta’s website.

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