CYBERBLADE Wireless Earbuds for Desktop, Bluetooth 5.0 Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds with 3-Chip Tech, Ultra-Low Latency with Superior Audio Experience,RGB Lighting Effects

These earbuds really are a game changer. I got these on a whim because I have horrible spending habits and anything that intrigues me I usually buy and test out and if I like it I keep it. Now for reference, I am a Call of Duty content creator and I do a lot of competitive gaming along with that as well.Over the past year my headphone of choice has been the SteelSeries Nova Pro Wireless and it has been a game changer for me personally as not only the ability to hear footsteps has been better and EQing the headset has been easier but also being able to bluetooth to my phone has been a MUST in order to answer phone calls while I'm in the middle of a game. But since the release of Warzone 2, footstep audio has changed and well you really can't hear footsteps at all. I remembered when I used to use my IEM's with a DAC and remembered that was overall the BEST SETUP for anything when it comes to competitive gaming (I still stand by that by the way). So I decided to give these a shot as they were more premium and wireless earbuds.First off, the setup on these are GORGEOUS. Very sleek and a minimal design, all my friends really liked the look of them and for that you really cant fault them at all.Secondly, the unboxing experience they put into these is actually insane. From the multiple boxes, hard foam that the case was put into along with the multiple silicone and foam ear tips they include in the box just all screams HIGH-END.Thirdly, the software. Now a lot of the negative reviews on this product from what I've seen has been has been software related and not a lot of people are A. Using the software or B. Not updating the firmware on the product. Once everything is up to date you can literally have any sound setting you can imagine put into these earbuds and it will stay with you where you go. And with the multiple profiles you can have just puts it in a case of it's own for gaming, music, and entertainment. Also remember you are buying wireless earbuds and it comes with a carrying case and these can be used as day-to-day drivers for work, workouts, and even phone calls. The ANC is great and the ambient mode is even better and the only complaint I have is the fact that sometimes with the touch controls it didn't register as it was more of a button press. To add to this the battery life is amazing as well and they haven't died on me on those long gaming sessionsFourth, comfort. The different tips, being able to isolate noise, and not having hot or sweating ears from a headset truly is something that truly makes a drastic change. I've only had these a week but I've already but 20-30 hours into them and between 3-6 hours at a time and I've never been uncomfortable.Conclusion, if you are looking for a premium set of wireless gaming headphones, I would definitely give these a try. There is a lot to look forward to when using these. And if you think the price is too steep then I would really look into getting a DAC and buying a pair of IEM's as those can save you almost $150 if you do it right. I would rate these a 9.4 out of 10 and that's just because if you are the average consumer using the software, the amount of things you can adjust in the software can be overwhelming. But don't count these out because the audio game is changing and headphones are the king of gaming anymore. Future looks bright with these.

Total scam, don't get me wrong the audio is decent enough for earbuds and the mic quality is reliable enough for working and works with Avaya but they suddenly stopped working shortly after the 30 day warranty expired...audio is still ok but the mic no longer picks up my voice which makes these headphones worthless for both online gaming and working. I do not recommend this product

Cyberblade feels like a polished product in some places, but in others the product feels unfinished. Tl;dr, is that I would not recommend them in its current state. But if you are looking for more details, here's a pro and con list of my experience with these TWS earbuds:Pros:- ASE more works really good as advertised. Virtually no lag when the case docked to the docking station connected via USB.- I know fit can be subjective, but these buds fit really well in the ears. I could wear these for hours. (Fit is sort of like the airpods pro but a little heavier and bulkier)- Earbud controllers are generally pretty simple to use. Case with rotating volume dial is a pleasure to use.- RGB animations are smooth both from earbuds and the case.- Packaging is second to none. Feels VERY premium.CONS:- Sound quality not great at this pricepoint. Narrow sound stage, and more on the base heavy side which sort of drowns out the mids. Highs are... Present. (Compared to B&O EX, Sony 1000xm4, Galaxy Buds2 Pro, and Airpods Pro 2)- Sound haptics from registering clicks and commands to the buds sound pretty bad. They sound like low quality notification sounds from like the late 2010s. Maybe I'm just nitpicking, but I think it degraded the experience and made me feel "disconnected" to the buds when registering commands.- When using ANC or passthrough mode, the buds emit a high pitched static sound that is noticable when not playing any media. When you move your head it makes more sounds like a wavy static sound. This seems to be from the ANC/Passthrough algorithm working. A software update may be able to fix this, but for a non beta product, this was a deal breaker for me.- ANC is not very strong. Compared to the XM4s and Airpods Pro 2. They are not as effective in blocking out constant low pitched ambient noises.- Passthrough mode sounds very artificial. I noticed treble sounds are highly amplified.- Android app was very barebones. With settings even EQ still not open to public use in beta mode. iOS app not available, but should be coming soon.- The RGB on the buds only shows every 10 seconds at 3-4 second intervals. No choice to change the frequency.With that all said. Cyberblade is still a great product, but in my opinion, just not ready for mass market. The static noise and subpar sound performance were the deal breakers for me, especially at the price point of around $300 at this time of review. I look forward to testing R2 or R3 of the Cyberblades, as I find them to be an innovative set of TWS earbuds with a fantastic docking station, ASE mode, and sport a really cool design. But at this time, I regret to say that I do not recommend these yet.

I bough the razor backs. They didn’t work. These. Plugged right up. I had some trouble with Bluetooth to the actual stand but plugged into ps5 usb port it works great. Great sound. Great quality. High end material. Great packing and I can’t stand the people who care about packing. Would buy again. Only issue is that last about 5-6 hours. Would love to have 8.

First off, i had to return these due to an issue occurring with the Right Earbud NOT wanting to sync properly with the app, due to a software glitch or update that needed to occur so i could use them to their “fullest potential.”Due to this being the reason, i gave this another chance and order ANOTHER pair in hopes that this was just a defective product, because i truly love these and when they did work, the sound quality was UNREAL.. like just absolutely realistic with my PS5 gaming experience. I couldn’t get enough of it, so when this occurred, i had to give it ONE.. MORE.. chance, because im stubborn when it comes to my sound quality with gaming and with the price, im willing to take my chances with this company ONE MORE time.. that’s it.. super unfortunate how it turned out, but just that type of guy to understand technology isn’t always perfect, so i will give this another try, because the features are well worth the risk if they synced properly.- when you get them, the packaging is just gorgeous and professional too. Like your opening something form NASA. Lol i mean, I’ve never dealt with something so sophisticated and well laid out, so i figure this is something worth trying again.For the Price Range and being the most expensive earbuds (for gaming) on the market, i would expect issues like this not to occur, but that’s a perfect world honestly, so i get it, but the presentation and outcomes ( when they work) is well worth what your paying for. I think atleast.The lights that synchronize with your actions and setting, is super beautiful and gives you a legitimate feeling of being in an alternate reality with gaming and dissociating from life, so i truly have faith in this, but for the price, if they do not work AGAIN, ill be bummed out, because these have some serious potential to being some of the best earbuds you can get for gaming. The noise transparency and cancellation is spot on and gives you a good feeling of isolation from outside noises to have a great listen to what’s going on around you if you enable transparency, so these have some serious potential.