ASUS RGB Gaming Headset ROG Delta | Hi-Res ESS Quad-DAC, Circular RBG Lighting Effect | USB-C Connector for PCs, Consoles, and Mobile Gaming | Gaming Headphones with Detachable Mic,White

The ROG Delta isn't just a gaming headset; it's an audio experience. The ESS 9218 Quad-DAC delivers pristine, high-resolution sound, allowing you to pinpoint every in-game detail with stunning accuracy. The 50mm ASUS Essence drivers provide rich, immersive audio, crucial for competitive play.Comfort is key, and the Delta excels with its ergonomic design and two sets of ear cushions. The detachable mic ensures clear communication, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a touch of style. Cross-platform compatibility makes it a versatile choice for any gamer. If you demand top-tier audio quality and comfort, the ROG Delta is a must-have.

Firstly it was delivered on a Sunday and my off days from work are Monday and Tuesday so thanks guys for letting me enjoy it for two whole days.Now when I first got these I plugged it in to my PS4 as I mainly play on console and I noticed the sound was really low. Dismally low. Someone speaking at normal volume could easily overcome the sound of this semi-openback headset and adjusting the volume rocker wheel was doing nothing. So I whipped out my gaming laptop and plugged these in with a direct usb-c connection and there was all the sound which sounds amazing, more on that later.So I downloaded some software and adjusted settings on the PC thinking maybe they stay on the headset (although I doubt it has anything to do with it) and went back to my PS4.Plugged it back in while it was off. Still really really low volume. I was getting kinda nervous about my purchase so I tried the simplest thing. Unplugged it and plugged it back in and voila! The volume was there and the volume wheel worked too.Now as for sound quality. I’d say it’s really good. Crispy and crunchy high tones, nice resonating mids, the bass is there but it’s not overwhelming. So I’d say this is a bit of a colder/accurate sound profile so NOT FOR BASSHEADS. The semi-open back nature of these means that you get great audio positioning. There has been many times on Apex Legends where I’ve heard enemy footsteps way before I see them or they see me and I can aim to where they’re coming from. Also with that semi open back design you can hear yourself speaking too so you don’t find yourself talking louder than you usually would.As far as fit and finish goes these are really good. Nothing creaks or squeaks, they look amazing especially with that rgb. Really comfortable as I’ve already played several hours with them on and had no problems and my ears don’t get too hot. The only thing I wish was different was the headband padding. It’s comfortable but it’s a bit thin and I can see that being the first place to wear out.So the TL;DR unplug it and plug it back in on your PS4 if the volume is too low. Sound quality is great and accurate although if you’re really into bass look elsewhere. Really comfortable to wear for long hours and you’ll look cooler while doing so with rgb.UPDATE: It has been a year and 4 months since I purchased this headset and so far so good. Longevity does seem to be a bit of an issue. The headband seems to be fraying quite a bit and unfortunately the LEDs on the left ear cup have gone out. Audio still works perfectly though. And ear pads haven’t given out on me yet. If Asus releases and updated version of these I’ll be the first one to buy it, but as it stands I’m going to use these until they explode.

It's alright. Good sound and microphone picks up my voice well. Only downside would be the mic not moveable, nor removeable. If those aren't issues for you, then this is a good headset for the price.

I have several gaming headsets and this one is by far my favorite. I find it extremely comfortable (though I have heard some people say it clams too tight on their head; not a problem for me). The sound quality is fantastic; crisp and clear. The mic is wonderful and my friends can hear me clearly. The RGB lighting on it looks awesome to me. Not over done. Some say it's a bit pointless to have RGB on a headset to which I reply "it's always pointless, but fun". The headsets I am directly comparing the ROG Delta to are the Turtle Beach Sealth 500s (descent lower end headset with good sound quality) and the Astro A50 gen 3 (high end wireless headset). I love the A50s for their freedom, sound quality, comfort, and charging base. However, the sound can cut in and out, the charge base is too sensitive making it unreliable, and the mic is one of the worst I've used. The ROG Delta does everything my A50s do, but better and more reliably (except the Delta is not wireless). I am glad I have both sets though for different purposes. The A50s are used for my "not so serious" gaming when my kids are around and the Delta gets pulled out for the "hardcore" gaming sessions. The ROG Deltas really help with game immersion as well by blocking out noise around you so you just hear the crisp sounds of Dark Souls or whatever is your poison.

So far a very good headset that looks amazing. RGB is bright and vibrant. I use the rainbow effect (which is default) cant dim down using this mode.Sounds are crisp the best I've heard in a headset. Very immersive in single player. I know when and where exactly and enemy player is near me in multiplayer.- removable mic- adjustable- can be used on a phone, PS4 and Nintendo switch- USB C - USB connector (No 3.5 mm jack)- extra ear pads (the ones one the headset are leather)- mic has a red light indicator to show you when muted.

I was unsure about which headset to buy since my husband is very particular about gaming and technology,he’s picky about sound quality. Thankfully, he said this headset is extremely precise, comfortable, and even helps him hear other players’ footsteps clearly. I’m happy to say I found the perfect one!