Review on Computer headset ASUS ROG Delta Type-C, black by Jnis Muinieks ᠌

The Logitech G Pro X ears were uncomfortable and I found that I could not use them for an extended period of time because they put pressure on my head. Despite their cumbersome size, headphones are seldom noticeable when used. It's fantastic, especially considering that one of the headbands includes a built-in digital audio converter. The ears are already set to finely tuned presets; all that has to be done to make everything work properly is to disable the surround sound and all of the enhancers in each preset. It was strange to listen to the sound at first, and it appeared that the headphones were less effective than Logitech, but after I let myself become confused, everything started to make sense. I did not turn off the noise canceling feature on the microphone, and I did not adjust the ideal voice setting. Since I have only been using it for the past eight hours since I bought it, I am unable to comment on how the music sounds at this time. First, we have to get them ready for judgment. On the other hand, I think I can immediately say that there is something missing in the bass. I attempted to alter the settings such that the low frequencies were slightly higher, but I didn't really notice a difference after doing so. When it comes to positioning in games, Razer is superior to Logitech, but its noise reduction capabilities are inferior. However, this is not a deal breaker because the headphones do not exert any pressure on the skull. In fact, one could even count this as a benefit of the headphones. Now, onto the negatives. The fact that the wire is not detachable is something that bothered me since if something were to happen to it, I would be completely lost. It would be preferable if the wires could be removed easily and replacements could be purchased directly from the location. So more reliable. The wire is abrasive and disobedient to touch. Despite your best efforts to braid it, you'll need to straighten it out. The mounts that are intended to take the place of the headbands are made of plastic and do not appear to be reliable. I've seen other people breaking apart here, and it gives me hope that I might be able to avoid the same fate. In summary, I am content with the purchase, since the improvement in sound quality can be heard and appreciated. The only thing left to do is get them thoroughly warmed up and enjoy the music.