Review on Computer headset ASUS ROG Delta Type-C, black by Adam Borken-Hagen ᠌

If it weren't for ASUS's fraudulent ROG Armory 2 software, it might be possible to overlook all of the product's flaws. All of these headphones' more sophisticated functions are dependent on using this particular application and the driver that comes included with this particular program. The application cannot be opened and will not respond to mouse clicks while running on Windows 10 version 1903. At the beginning of every computer session, the user account management system will repeatedly issue warnings about the Nahimic API. When playing music using Chrome or Spotify, none of the effects are heard. And the issue isn't limited to simply my personal computer. Simply going to the ASUS website, opening the forum topic for this headset, and reading what other people have said there will enough. It is not known when the updates with the fixes will be made available. In the absence of a branded application, these are merely headphones with a price tag of less than 13,000 dollars.