ASUS ROG Cetra True Wireless SpeedNova In-Ear Gaming Headphones - Moonlight White

The standout feature here isn't the active noise cancellation or the 27-hour battery life — it's the SpeedNova low-latency wireless technology, which ASUS engineered specifically to close the gap between audio and on-screen action in competitive gaming. For mobile or handheld gamers who've tolerated that slight but maddening audio delay from standard Bluetooth earbuds, this is the problem these headphones are designed to solve. Pair that with a dedicated gaming dongle for 2.4GHz connectivity and you have a genuinely low-latency setup in a form factor most gaming audio skips entirely.

Who Is This For?

This is a strong fit for PC or handheld gamers — particularly Steam Deck or ROG Ally users — who want true wireless in-ears rather than a bulky headset, and who care enough about latency to justify the premium over a standard Bluetooth option. The Moonlight White colourway also appeals to those building a clean, minimal gaming setup. If you're a casual listener primarily using these for music or calls with no gaming use case, you'd get better audio quality per pound from rival true wireless earbuds at this price point — check out our gaming headset deals guide for broader options across categories.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the comfort during extended sessions — the ear tip selection is generous and the fit stays secure — alongside the noticeably low latency in handheld gaming scenarios. The ANC performs well for commuting. The most repeated criticism is that the companion Armoury Crate app feels bloated and occasionally temperamental, and some users report the microphone quality is merely adequate for voice chat rather than genuinely impressive at this price.

The Deal

Currently £99.99 against a listed was-price of £174.99, that's a £75 saving — 43% off. This product is newly tracked on our site, so we can't independently verify how long the £174.99 price held or how frequently it dropped before now, which is worth keeping in mind. That said, sub-£100 for a low-latency gaming-focused true wireless earbud with ANC and a dongle is genuinely competitive positioning. If the latency use case fits your setup, this is worth moving on.