Does FitiBeats have a low latency mode for gaming?

I use mine for games on my phone and haven’t noticed any lag that bothered me. There’s no separate low latency setting to turn on though, it just runs off the Bluetooth connection. For casual stuff it’s fine.

Mine actually lags a bit when I play on my laptop, but it’s fine on my phone. Could just be my setup though. I didn’t see a low latency option anywhere in the settings either.

I don’t think there’s any actual low latency mode on these. Bluetooth 5.4 helps, but it’s not the same as a dedicated gaming mode. If lag really bothers you in games, wired is still the safer bet.

No low latency mode on mine, and I don’t think the phone matters as much as people claim. I tried them with a rhythm game and the taps felt off enough that I switched back to wired. For slower stuff it’s fine, but calling it a gaming feature is a stretch.

No low latency mode, just standard Bluetooth.

Bluetooth 5.4 alone has been fine for me on mobile games, no noticeable delay. I don’t need a special mode for that.

I’ve been looking at these too and from what I can tell there isn’t a dedicated low latency mode, at least not one that’s advertised anywhere. That said, I don’t think it’s automatically a dealbreaker. Bluetooth 5.4 is a pretty recent version and the lag on newer chips tends to be way less noticeable than it was a few years ago.

I’ve used a few earbuds that had a “gaming mode” toggle and honestly the difference was smaller than I expected. It helped a bit but it wasn’t like night and day. So for me the missing mode wouldn’t be the thing that kills it.

My bigger question would be whether the touch controls can be adjusted, since I’ve had earbuds where accidental taps during games got annoying fast. That’s more of a real world issue for me than the latency itself.

Bluetooth 5.4 doesn’t magically fix latency by itself, so I’d be careful trusting that. What actually matters is whether the phone supports a low latency codec, and even then it’s hit or miss. FitiBeats doesn’t list one, so you’re rolling the dice.

I game a fair bit with earbuds and my take is that a low latency mode is nice but not the make or break thing people make it out to be. I had a pair with a dedicated gaming mode and honestly it barely changed anything for me on my phone. The bigger factor was just which app I was using. Some games handle audio fine over regular Bluetooth and some are a mess no matter what mode you flip on. So even if FitiBeats doesn’t advertise one, that alone wouldn’t stop me from buying them for gaming. What I’d actually care about is whether they stay connected well and the sound doesn’t stutter, which is more annoying than a tiny bit of delay in my experience. Lag you kind of tune out after a while, but dropouts drive me nuts.

I’ve used mine for a few mobile games and the sound stayed pretty much in sync with what was on screen. No clue if that counts as a real low latency feature or just how it happens to work with my phone, but it felt fine to me.

No low latency mode listed, and mine feels slightly behind on shooter games.