Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had these for over a month by now (sept 15 to nov 2), bought these to replace my Razer Hammerhead earbuds after accidentally washing them. The ROG Cetra are pretty good replacements. Pros: Good battery life, Sound is good, connection is fine, fit is decent, decent noise cancelling. Cons: Not a fan of the clam shell case, the USB C port can be a problem not fitting on certain charging cords, no customization on what the earbuds can do so stuck with the defaults.

Sound good and fit well. Multiple levels of active noise cancel. Fit tightly in case with magnets. Uses motion for controlls which means i have to memorize the system and its sometimes hard to tell if i did it right. The lights on the case and earbuds are pretty cool looking as they cross fade to various colors. Overall im satisfied as they did t cost that much and will serve me well. Got them on sale for $65.

Love 'em. I'm the kind of guy that doesn't want Samsung buds because I don't really listen to music other than in my car, and I definitely don't need Apple Air Pods because I don't use an iPhone, but do I need to hear my game while I'm on the go? You bet. This is the perfect ear buds for the Asus ROG Ally. Matching design just feels oh so right. It does kind of suck that it doesn't seem to pair with anything else other than the ROG Ally. I haven't really tried to much, but was in a situation where I left my over ear head phone I would wear for watching TV Shows / Movies on my Samsung Tablet, so I wanted to use these earbuds, but they would not seem to pair with my old Samsung Galaxy Tab S5, but it is able to connect to my Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 with a download of the Armory Crate from the Google Play store.

I bought these for use with my ROG Ally and I find them to be comfortable to wear. They sound pretty good, but they need to be put into gaming mode to remove the slight audio delay (just long press on the right bud for two seconds to activate it every time they connect to the Ally). Although connecting them to the Ally is trivial (basically the same setup as any Bluetooth device), configuring them is best done with the mobile app. While possible on the Ally, there is a series of updates and reboots you have to go through on the Ally to get maybe half of the options from the app. Don't bother. Lastly, the case itself can be wirelessly charged. I somehow missed the detail. Very convenient.

Very comfortable, the quality sound is good, good customization mode.

The sounds that come from it's really great really perfect better than my Samsung earbuds 2 Pro only reason I gave it four stars was the earbuds to switch paint in the butt it took me while to try to fish find which size I can wear getting off was easy but getting on as a hassle but great audio sound and comfortableness

For a 100 dollar set of wireless ear buds I was pleasantly surprised at how well the performed l. It seems like nowadays anything under premium pricing just has too many set backs. Good noise canceling, good range, decent sound quality. Obviously doesn't keep up to some 2-300 dollar sets but I think they are worth the upgrade from any other 50-75 dollar sets. Bought this to go with the Ally and the mic quality is good for gaming too.

Easy to use for the most part, once downloading the Amoury Crate app. Charges really fast in the case, and the charge holds for a good amount of time so far.

Grabbed these to pair with my asus Rog ally. Works great, sleek nice charging case amazing noise cancelling sound with different settings at a great price

I had my Asus for 2 days, and I'm not sure why the battery life drops so fast.

The ASUS ROG CETRA True Wireless In-Ear Gaming Earbuds in white have proven to be a solid choice for both gaming and everyday use, earning them a commendable four-star rating. They deliver impressive sound quality, low latency, and a comfortable fit, though there are a few areas for improvement. Sound Quality: The sound quality of the ROG CETRA earbuds is excellent. They produce clear, immersive audio with a well-balanced mix of highs, mids, and lows. The bass is punchy without being overwhelming, making these earbuds suitable for a wide range of music genres and gaming soundscapes. Whether I'm in the middle of an intense gaming session or listening to my favorite tracks, the audio experience is consistently satisfying. Low Latency Mode: One of the standout features for gamers is the low latency mode, which ensures minimal audio delay during gameplay. This feature is particularly important for competitive gaming, where every millisecond counts. The low latency mode works as advertised, providing a seamless audio experience that keeps me fully immersed in the game. Comfort and Fit: The ROG CETRA earbuds are designed with comfort in mind. They come with multiple sizes of ear tips, allowing for a customized fit that stays secure even during extended use. The lightweight design and ergonomic shape ensure that the earbuds remain comfortable, even during long gaming sessions or commutes. I appreciate the thoughtful design that caters to different ear sizes and shapes. Battery Life: The battery life is decent but could be improved. On a full charge, the earbuds provide around 5 hours of continuous use, with the charging case extending this to a total of 20 hours. While this is sufficient for most use cases, it falls short compared to some competitors in the market. The USB-C fast charging feature, however, is a welcome addition, allowing for quick top-ups when needed. Connectivity and Controls: The Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity is reliable, offering a stable connection with minimal dropouts. The touch controls on the earbuds are intuitive and responsive, making it easy to adjust volume, skip tracks, or answer calls without needing to reach for my device. However, the controls can be a bit sensitive, sometimes registering accidental touches. Build Quality and Design: The build quality of the ROG CETRA earbuds is solid. They have a premium feel and a sleek, modern design that looks great in white. The earbuds and the charging case are both well-constructed, offering durability for everyday use. The IPX4 water resistance rating provides peace of mind for use during workouts or in light rain. Conclusion: In summary, the ASUS ROG CETRA True Wireless In-Ear Gaming Earbuds are a strong contender in the wireless earbuds market, particularly for gamers. They offer high-quality sound, a comfortable fit, and effective low latency mode. While the battery life could be better and the touch controls refined, these minor drawbacks do not overshadow the overall performance and value these earbuds provide. If you're in the market for versatile wireless earbuds that cater to both gaming and daily use, the ROG CETRA is a great choice.

The ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless In-Ear Gaming Earbuds have exceeded my expectations in both gaming and daily use. Equipped with 10mm ASUS Essence drivers, they deliver rich, clear audio with impressive bass and crisp highs . The hybrid Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) effectively reduces ambient noise, enhancing immersion during gaming sessions or while commuting. The earbuds offer up to 5.5 hours of battery life on a single charge, extendable to 21.5 hours with the charging case . Seamless connectivity via Bluetooth 5.2 ensures a stable connection, and the low-latency gaming mode minimizes audio-video sync issues, providing a competitive edge in fast-paced games. TechRadar Whether you're a gamer or someone seeking high-quality wireless earbuds, the ASUS ROG Cetra offers exceptional performance and value.

Very good sound! Fits well in ears! I do wish the batteries lasted a little longer on them they say 20 hrs but max 5 hours maybe. They glitch some as well with charging in case. Good for gaming very little delay.

The sound is good. Not excellent but good for the price point. The buds are comfortable and ANC does an adequate job. I love the look and the case is solid and fits well in a pocket. Ambient sound mode is also appreciated.

I enjoy the headphones I mainly purchased them so I don’t need to disconnect my AirPods from my phone all the time so I have a dedicated phone headphone and a dedicated ROG Ally headphones, they have good audio quality, but not amazing noise cancellation, it does the job but still some noise comes through, as well as the ear cups, if they go in too far it starts to feel weird on the ears, some of the tap intuitive features are a bit wonky so you need to play around with it a bit to figure it out, they last my entire game session and are amazing, I do enjoy them wish I could get different in ear pieces but oh well, I enjoy the product and have been using it now every day when gaming on the ALLY

Very good for the price. Pairs seamlessly with the Ally and other devices. Great battery life and sound quality.

Overall, this is a good headset. Two minor issues. One, the battery life is mediocre. Second, there is no indicator showing the state of charge. Otherwise, the sound quality is good, fit is comfortable, build quality is acceptable but not great. Branding makes it a great companion for the ROG Ally and it's nice to have a dedicated headset.

I have used these many times and the only issue that I have with it is that the battery doesn't last as long as advertised I can mauve use them for 3-4 hours before they die on me. Other than that sound quality and microphone quality are spectacular.

These headphones are great for listening to music and solo gaming. The in-game sound when playing games by yourself is outstanding, however, I would highly advise against purchasing these headphones if you are going to game competitively with friends. The in-game sound goes from a 9/10 down to a 2/10 when you join a party with friends. They are not meant to be a dual microphone + competitive party gaming headset. That was not my expectation when I decided to purchase these, so that is why I still give these headphones a 4/5. You really just need to understand what you are buying. These headphones are not going to replace your mid-high quality over-ear gaming headset.

I originally bought these ear buds with my ROG ally on purchase, I needed a decent pair of earbuds and saw these on the shelf. For what they are they’re quite good, software support is currently still excellent from armory crate. It has a highly customizable EQ setting and various audio scenarios. They also have a dedicated gaming mode to help with latency which actually makes a world of difference during play. As for the battery I haven’t noticed many issues as they’ve never died on me during play, but I usually charge them about once a week give or take. All in all solid ear phones. Only thing I’m worried about is durability of the case and sometimes audio gets funky when used on my phone. Would still recommend for any gamer needing a portable gaming audio solution.