Faster TG300 Gaming Earbuds

Key Features & Description

1. Bluetooth & Connectivity

   • Uses Bluetooth 5.1 for stable, efficient wireless connection.
   • Transmission range of up to 10 meters.

2. Audio Performance

   • Equipped with 7.2 mm dynamic drivers, which help deliver rich sound, balancing bass and treble.
   • Designed for both gaming and music, not just calls.

3. Low-Latency Gaming Mode

   • Very low latency: around 51–60 ms, making them suitable for competitive or fast-paced gaming.
   • You can switch between Gaming Mode and Music Mode by triple-clicking the left earbud.

4. Noise Cancellation

   • Uses ENC (Environmental Noise Cancellation) to reduce background noise in calls, improving voice clarity.

5. Battery Life

   • Earbuds: ~25 mAh for each earbud.
   • Charging case: 230 mAh capacity.
   • Playback time: Up to ~8 hours of music.
   • Talk time: ~5 hours.
   • Standby time: ~80 hours when not in active use.
   • Charging time: around 2 hours via USB-C.

6. Design & Build

   • Ergonomic “airbud” design — not deep in-ear; more like a semi-in-ear.
   • Touch controls for easy operation.
   • Looks are somewhat futuristic / gaming-oriented (see images): small stems, angled design, LED on case.

7. Durability / Protection

   • According to some product images and listings, they have an IPX6 rating, meaning they can resist heavy sprays of water.

8. Warranty

   • Comes with a 1-year warranty from the manufacturer.

Pros & Use Cases

• Gaming: With low latency and a dedicated gaming mode, these are well-suited for mobile gaming or competitive play.
• Calls: ENC helps make voice calls clearer in noisy environments.
• Everyday Use: Good battery life for music, plus a reliable charging case.
• Portability: Lightweight design, easy to carry in the case.

Potential Drawbacks / Considerations

• The ~51–60 ms latency is low but not as low as some wired gaming headsets; it’s good, but not “ultra” pro-level.
• The battery on the earbuds themselves is quite small (25 mAh each), so sessions might be limited compared to larger TWS with bigger batteries.
• Semi in-ear fit may not provide the same passive noise isolation as in-ear silicone tips, depending on your ear shape.
• Touch controls can be finicky depending on sensitivity and finger placement.