Soundcore VR P10 Gaming Earbuds-Low Latency, Meta Officially Co-branded, Dual Connection, 2.4GHz Wireless, USB-C Dongle Included-Compatible with Meta Quest 2, Steam Deck, PS4, PS5, PC, Switch

TL;DR - As the title says - Yes, these ABSOLUTELY work with PS5 and they work REALLY well.In this day and age you have to take customer reviews with a grain of salt. As it stand with tech gear, some people may not be as tech savvy as others and out of frustration they throw up bad review after bad review. Now I'm not implying that I'm a super tech savvy person because I'm not. But I'm not a luddite either.Some of the reviews I've read for these earbuds say that you can't connect them to a PS4/5. Not true, you can. Some reviews say that you can't adjust the output volume while using said console/s. Again, that's simply not true. You just need to know how to operate your console. And some other reviews say that the sound quality is poor. Maybe (but with a big caveat). Sound and visuals are purely subjective - what looks or sound good to one person may not look or sound good to the next but if you download the Soundcore app you can use one of the several EQ presets or you can create a custom EQ setting that's to your liking. I made my own EQ setting which I've included a picture of so that you can use it a base line/starting point for your own custom setting.The other included picture is a screen grab of sound setting menu midgame on the PS5 (playing as Lev in TLOU2's No Return mode). Clearly you can see that my PS5 recognizes these buds and included dongle as they're named as the output device. Below that is the volume slider where you can adjust the output volume. Sure it's not as quick to adjust your volume in game as you have to press the "PS" button on the Dualsense to access the sound menu but it really only takes literally a few seconds. As for the claims that you volume isn't loud enough, as you can see my slider is set to just past halfway and that's plenty loud enough for me (and this is coming from someone who blares Biggie and Bad Brains in their ears on a daily basis (amongst many other artists of course).And speaking of music, you'll be happy to know that these aren't just for gaming! I wasn't planning on using these for any but gaming but since you can create custom EQ presets and change them on the fly depending on whether you're listening to Bach or Suicidal Tendencies, it's made me a believer. I already have 2 other sets of earbuds that I use to with my phone for taking calls and listening to music on the go, a pair of JBL something or others and a pair of Bose Quiet Ultras. Do these sound as good the Bose when i tweak the Eq? Honestly, no they don't but I paid a fraction of the cost for these and $300 for the Bose! The Jbls though... these sound just as good if not better than them because with the Jbls you're stuck with their driver tuning (which tends to be bass heavy) because they don't offer a custom option/app for the model I have and whose name escapes me. I do know I paid around $100 for them and I do know that Jbl does have an app that has a custom EQ option but like I said, these Soundcore only cost $55, a fraction of each of my other buds!So to sum it all up - works on PS4/5, can connect to both my phone and consoles AT THE SAME TIME (yes you can answer calls while gaming and the buds will prioritize the call's volume and lower the game's volume automatically when you're speaking on the phone), the sound quality punches way above its weight class especially considering the budget pricing and probably my most favorite thing and the reason why I bought them in the first place - NO MORE cords while gaming!! Why on earth I waited for so long IDK but I've always found over the ear gaming cans too hot to use for more than a few minutes and wireless ear buds for the PS5 not having very many options (until I started actively looking that is).

I bought these to use with my PSVR2 (Playstation Virtual Reality) headset but I ended up using the Sony Pulse 3D over-ear headset for VR. I now use these Anker earbuds at work with my phone and laptop. A few points:PROS:1. These headphones connect my phone directly using Bluetooth pairing, and simultaneously connect to my laptop using the Dongle. I can listen to music on YouTube from my laptop, then when a call comes in or I switch to Instagram on my phone, it will automatically switch audio over to the phone. It even continues to play YouTube from my laptop at a lowered volume while I am on a phone call. The earbuds automatically pair to both devices (or whichever device is available) when I take them out of the case.2. The audio quality is pretty good. The bass is among the best I have heard for earbuds, especially at this price point. Persons say they can hear me clearly during calls. I can walk to about 30 ft away from the connected device before it starts dropping connection.3. If you're not a fan of the purple / pink lights, they can be changed or turned off completely by downloading the Anker app. I changed mine to blue. I think turning them off saves a bit of battery life but I can't confirm since I always use mine with lights.CONS:1. If you want to use it with PSVR2, you'll need a USB A to C adapter since the VR headset uses the only available USB C port on the Playstation.1. Using the direct Bluetooth connection (without the dongle), there is a small delay between the audio and the visuals. I didn't notice any delay using the Bluetooth dongle2. There were times when one earbud randomly lost connection to a device and I had to unpair / re-pair / reconnect the dongle for it to work again. I am not sure whether it timed out due to inactivity or power saving mode, but I was unable to reconnect by just tapping them.3. The tapping is a bit finicky. Sometimes a song would skip just because my fingers touched it while trying to adjust them in my ear, while sometimes I would be tapping all over the device in different areas with different pressures and nothing happens. It is not a physical button, so it's hard to know when you actually pressed anything. This wont be a problem if the touch worked well consistently, but it didn't for me.Overall I still give it 5 stars because the pros far outweigh the cons for me.

As an avid PS5 gamer, finding the Soundcore VR P10 Gaming Earbuds was like striking gold! 🔥 Connecting to my PS5 was a breeze with the included dongle, and the immersive sound quality elevated my gaming experience to new heights. 🕹️✨ The earbuds boast zero latency, ensuring I'm always in sync with the on-screen action. 🚫🔊While the microphone quality isn't top-tier, it's definitely manageable for the steal of a price. 🎤💸 Music listening on my phone via Bluetooth was surprisingly impressive, outperforming competitors in this price bracket. 🎶👏The ability to connect to both phone and console simultaneously is a game-changer, ensuring I never miss a beat whether I'm gaming or taking a call. 📱🎧Though the earbuds are not without their flaws—the mic could be better, and there's room for improvement in battery life—their price-to-performance ratio is unbeatable. 🏆💰 No cords, no hassle, just pure gaming bliss. If you're in the market for an affordable, high-quality gaming audio solution, the Soundcore VR P10 is a no-brainer. 🌟🎉