Nothing sparked the buzz for transparent earbuds, debuting its inaugural product under Car Pei’s leadership. Beats later derived inspiration from the see-through aesthetics for its version with the Studio Buds earbuds. Now, Danish gaming peripheral maker wants to explore the trend with a peppy see-through pair of that appeal to gamers as well as the young generation who love to flaunt their style without giving up on the quality of products they own. These buds bring back the memories of the Fire Orange Nintendo 64 video game console in translucent orange colorway.
The Arctis GameBuds Glorange gaming earbuds are appetizing at first glance with the inviting orange hue that triggers your taste receptors. However, they are not meant to be munched down; rather, enjoy the equally tasty sound in your ears. These ultra-limited edition buds are a must-have version of the award-winning Arctis GameBuds released last year that the gaming and audio fanatics swore by for their feature set.
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The new Glowrange version joins the original black and the PS5-inspired White variant. Honestly, I would take this one any day above the other two in an earbud for its pure uniqueness. This limited edition version, inspired by the flagship pro-grade headphones, is designed from the ground up, centered around a custom chipset. On the inside of the charging case is the inscribed text “GLHF” which I’m sure takes inspiration from Nothing’s “GLYF” interface. Steel Series already has an upper hand in the gaming headset market, and the Artis GameBuds reiterate that position. Giving them a cool limited edition color twist will further strengthen their position in the gaming earbuds market.
These buds are the first of their kind to feature on-the-fly parametric EQ, which should excite audiophiles who love the freedom of tweaking the sound to the last detail. The buds have a dual connectivity option on Bluetooth 5.3 and ultra-low latency 2.4 GHz. That gives you a tactical advantage in competitive gaming bouts. The wireless option comes in handy for connecting with gaming consoles like Xbox and PS5, which don’t have Bluetooth support. The on-ear button can switch between the two modes easily, making them perfect for gaming, work, or editing tasks. The included 2.4GHz dongle can be stored in the charging case, adding another perk for geeks.
The battery on the buds lasts 10 hours of gaming sessions and another 30 hours with the charging case. Support for fast charging means three hours of listening time with just 15 minutes of charge. The 360-degree spatial audio brings every audible detail to life. Another unique feature native to the app is the collection of over 200 game-centric audio presets.
These are one of the most comfortable earbuds to wear, given their donor’s proven data of over 62,000 ear scans to arrive at the ergonomic form factor. The most exciting part, the Arctis GameBuds Glorange earbuds can be bought right away for $160. Better do that fast, else they’ll run out of stock!
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