The VR500 buds are proof that great things can come from unexpected places.
The Final VR500 is the cheapest entry in Finals VR lineup of earbuds, targeted specifically towards gaming.
Heres the kicker all of this can be yours for just $34.
It sounds too good to be true, but it is.
Despite being earbuds, the VR500 are up there with thebest gaming headsetsyou can buy.
Find out more in my full Final VR500 earbuds review.
You are saving big compared to the similar-quality headset, making these powerful earbuds all the more tempting.
you’ve got the option to also see a full list of vendors on theFinal website.
The elegant simplicity of the housing helps keep the buds looking like a premium product.
I love the minimalistic appearance of the earbuds, emblazoned with the Final Hexcomb logo.
This is tactile and clicky, and very easy to press.
These never feel like theyre about to come out of your ear, and complement the inherently comfortable tips.
For less intense titles, the VR500 are also unparalleled.
Footsteps and positional audio were very clear, helping me to gain a tactical advantage over my enemies.
Music
The binaural audio works just as brilliantly for music, too.
This is because of how the VR500 separates out different instruments and audiotracks to almost simulate a live performance.
The same is true for the atmospheric soundtracks inThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
It all flows very seamlessly, again thanks to the binaural qualities of the earbuds.
For general music, the VR500 buds also excel.
I listened to Death and Romance by Magdelena Bay, and I was blown away by the quality.
Connectivity
During testing, I sometimes felt held back by the wired design of the VR500.
I wanted to use them with myGoogle Pixel 7, but wouldve needed a USB-C adapter.
Final VR500 earbuds review: Verdict
I outright adore the Final VR500 earbuds.
Theyre without a doubt the easiest of recommendations for anyone after a new pair of earbuds for gaming.
Right after testing, I bought a second pair for myself.
