Asus ROG Theta 7.1 USB-C Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound, AI Noise-Cancelling Microphone, ROG Home-Theatre-Grade 7.1 DAC, ESS Quad-Drivers for PC, PS5, Nintendo Switch and Smart Devices,Black

Excellent headset. The best wireless headset I’ve had, much preferred over Astro A50. Imaging is superior, very lightweight, long battery life with charging over USB-C, and stable connection with low latency. The only thing I would improve is a slightly more comfortable headband in the middle, need to slightly adjust after wearing for a while.. great price point and sound profile.

Brilliant headset went for the delta 2, using with ROG CLAVIS brilliant sound.

Excellent audio, build quality and battery life (110 hours). This is a top quality headset, especially on PS5. The mic quality is good too.The only downside is the headband padding, which is lacking. The headset is only 315g, so your mileage may vary. But the headband should have extra padding. I love the audio on this headset and the soundstage is very good. Directional sound is particularly good. The bass is solid and has a thump.Overall, I highly recommend, despite my reservations over the headband padding. Some people won't have any discomfort. I guess the top of my head is sensitive. I will add, the earcups are great. Very spacious and help with the wide soundstage.

This is an incredible piece of audio hardware when used the right way, I have been tinkering with the audio suite software for this headset on pc and it is very deep and detailed on what audio tuning you can do, the most incredible thing is, this headset is also compatible with the Dolby access app on PC and even using Dolby Atmos which switch's to stereo 3D surround it still sounds incredible which I have compared to my wireless Razer Nari in Dolby Atmos mode, this headset no matter if you use it in true 7.1 mode and tweek audio settings and even have multiple profiles or if you use it in Dolby Atmos stereo 3D surround, they both sound awesome, but let me be clear there is soo much more value in this headset if your going to use it on PC, I myself have not tested it on PS4 or mobile as I believe with the amount of money you are spending on this headset it does a disservice to it's full potential and capabilities when it comes to sound, I was quite surprised how good this headset sounded in Dolby Atmos mode with movie profile for games and Netflix on PC compared to true 7.1, either way it is a great product compared to the razer Nari which I think is also a very good wireless PC light Dolby Atmos headset, sadly my only 2 issues with this headset is weight and price, the weight I can deal with and your head gets used to the weight over multiple uses taking into account the amount of circuitry in each ear cup which is closed back big ear cups and one very small vent on the outer section of each cup, as for price compared to how much wireless headsets cost and being as this headset is wired and weighty, I think a suitable price point for this headset should of been in the £150-£200 price range, I was lucky to get this headset on Amazon for £229 but for the current asking price jumping between £250-£300 I would of liked bluetooth 5.0 support with APTX HD codec support as well being as how large this headset is a Bluetooth component would of been easy to implement to make this headset truly universal.

Short Review:Overpriced, lack of features.Poor software performance.Deal breaking stability issues.Honestly feels like a rushed product without proper testing.Long Review:There is only one good thing i can say about this headset, the microphone is quite good. unfortunately that's not enough for a good headset.Sound quality isn't great. I had cheaper true 5.1 headsets that sounded better than these.Its almost impossible to differentiate between side and rear channels.Performance issues.ROG Armory crate is poorly optimized, poorly coded and power hungry.But the thing that was a deal breaker for me, was the stability issues i experienced with them.If you go AFK for a while i had an issue where either the headset went in to sleep mode or it clashed with my ROG monitor when it went to sleep. When this happens audio becomes muffled to a point where you cant understand it, the microphone also is affected by it and messes the outgoing audio. The only fix i found for this is to disconnect and reconnect the headset. And just as with any headset, disconnecting and reconnecting breaks all audio in most applications(inc games and discord). Meaning you end up having to restart everything, surely I don't need to explain why this is extremely annoying. Within the one and a half weaks that i used them, this happened 5 times.All of that with lack of simplest of features like:- retractable/flip microphone.

....they do not light up, they do not have a quad dac , they are not usbc connection although wasn't a deal breaker!! You cant replace the wire on these if it gets damaged !! However, The best built and comfortable gaming headphones I've seen and a great sound but the volume needs cranking up on mobile devices. Because I love the sound I have replaced them with the Asus Delta where the specs are correct as below. Fingers crossed sound will be better and louder

The Asus ROG Theta 7.1 USB-C Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound, AI Noise-Cancelling microphone are simply the best headset I have ever owned. Yes the price is a little steep, but you have to pay for quality these days. They are comfortable to wear for hours of use, and the cable is long enough so you can have some movement with them.

Upgraded from the logitech g pro headset and what an upgrade. Battery life is amazing (no leds on). Sound is good and the dual connection..... I don't think I could live without it in a headset anymore