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I've occasionally seen gadgets that have non-bluetooth wireless. (For example, a gaming mouse.) Is there anything good for headphones? Since I play an instrumen
by skybrian 3y ago
I've occasionally seen gadgets that have non-bluetooth wireless. (For example, a gaming mouse.) Is there anything good for headphones? Since I play an instrument, I'd like both low latency and high quality.
- hnbear 3y agoA lot of gaming headsets come with proprietary USB dongles and their own wireless standards. I've used both HyperX and Steelseries headsets that have much better audio with the mic on that my more expensive Bose headset does.
- mh- 3y agoLots of pro audio stuff used during live performances for in-ear monitors and guitars and the like, yes. I've never looked into it, but I'd be surprised if no one has made a USB-C interface that has a transceiver for them. I think this isn't popular because no one wants to wear a beltpack for their headphones at home.
- edu 3y agoYes! There’s the AIAIAI Wireless+ tech for their headphones and studio monitors that is high quality and ultra-low latency. I haven’t tried them, but several YouTubers have reviewed them in a positive light. https://aiaiai.audio/headphones/tma-2-studio-wireless-plus https://aiaiai.audio/headphones/tma-2-studio-wireless-plus