Customer Ratings & Reviews

At 150 give it 4 stars - at 250 i prob wouldnt. If you dont mind Asus software and donr require top notch sound and in my case fit - bit loose for me and no way to adjust other than usual - maybe there is - the 2.4 dongle is very nice - just flip a switch automatically connects - bluetooth can be a pain sometimes. Neat too they have a seperate set of BT controls on the back of R ear. As always - good content in pkg - cables are good etc etc. Decent product and results for my intended budget. If you were more music movies than gaming - id go a different set - gaming aspects are overall a very solid headset. You will need asus software to get all the adjustments/features - if you dont want that then pass on these.

The ASUS - ROG Delta II is formidable entry into the mid-to-high end range of gaming headsets. There's a lot to like here - but - once again, Asus complicates the whole thing with Armoury Crate and Crate Gear apps. Because of this I will cover too usage scenarios: Using the Delta II with a Strix Advantage Edition, ROG gaming laptop and then with a Legion 7i gaming laptop - simply using Windows 11 and the Legion's Nahamic audio software. The results are strikingly different. To begin though, Build Quality: Upon opening the product packing, the Delta II's feel solidly constructed in-hand, use quality materials and are laid out (with respect to buttons & controls) in very nice manner. The goose neck microphone & stem is removable and dimensioned at the proper length. This mic doesn't look like much performs admirably. The headset comes with two sets of ear cups, and both are constructed with quality materials. I prefer the pleather ones and haven't noticed any discomfort. The head band is adequate, but a suspension strap would have been a really nice edition. Being a dual-mode headset, there are independent volume wheels on each 'can'; 2.4 wireless on the left - BT on the right! Overall, I like the construction of this headset and the constrained RGB accents. Nice job Asus! Setup: Already having an ROG Strix Advantage Edition gaming laptop, I was excited to integrate the ASUS - ROG Delta II into the ecosystem. Armoury Crate detected the presence of this new Asus hardware and prompted for an app update. Along the way, A-Crate also popped up an info box, notifying that a standalone app - Crate Gear - was also available and queued that installation. Also, during the setup process, both apps threw up notifications to do a firmware update - which I did. It took two attempts to update the firmware successfully - - a touch frustrating. The F/W flash process took a little bit of time. Once the headset was 'good to go', I proceeded to try some video, audio & Discord comms. Here is where the bugs popped up. The EQ settings in either A-Crate or Crate Gear allow a lot of customization but strangely, whenever I would queue up different videos or audio tracks, the headset would revert back to some muddy sounding, out-of-balance and distorted sound quality. Yuck! Each time I would go back into A-Crate, reset the EQ to my preferences and it would sound good but as soon as I changed content material, the headset would go back to sounding like absolute junk. I didn't go through any tests via BT because I view that connection method for voice comms in conjunction with the 2.4 GHz, primary connection. So, in other words, this EQ bug was showing up only using 2.4 pairing. I skipped checking BT exclusively. It dawned on me to try a completely different gaming laptop, without installing any of the "Crate" apps to determine if the problem was H/W or software based. Interestingly enough, when I connected the ASUS - ROG Delta II headset to my Legion 7i, Windows 11 recognized them straightaway & the Nahamic audio app allowed for full customization of the sound profile. In this second scenario, the ROG Delta II's sound great! ... really good ... and ... those customizations remained in place without stumbling back into that muddy mode. I find it really unacceptable that A-Crate & Crate Gear introduces all this frustration & malfunction. A-Crate is an essential & "Key" piece of software for the best operation of the Strix AE laptop. Compatibility MUST be a prerequisite for accessories in the same, brand ecosystem. Performance: The ASUS - ROG Delta II headset sounds excellent in the right scenario. Fidelity is full, clear and the headset provides plenty of pleasing bottom end - Bass. The overall gain is great too. One can crank these up and not encounter any kind of rattling or early-onset distortion. This tells me the physical/electrical design is top shelf. But, Oh! ... that software. The wireless range on 2.4 GHz is solid too. Much further than I would have expected. I was able to put 20+ distance between the headset & the laptop; across rooms and even down a hallway a bit. Kudos to the Asus engineers on that front as well! Microphone quality is solidly good too. Certainly not as 'pro' sounding as a Yeti (or other) dedicated microphone, but the Delta II goose neck & detachable mic is one of the best I have used and friends on Discord calls confirm this. In summary, given the right scenario, I can recommend the ROG Delta II headset. But if you're wanting to add this to an existing Asus/ROG system, be aware the typical "Crate" S/W issues will introduce frustration. IMHO, Asus software rarely stays stable & reliable for the long haul. Pros: Excellent build quality Relatively light weight Perfectly acceptable head band and did not experience any skull discomfort (very subjective) Excellent fidelity when dialed in - with the right software Excellent microphone performance, all considered Reliable wireless connectivity via 2.4 GHz with great range Pleasing amount of RGB bling without being excessive Great on-board controls Charge quickly! Cons: The Crate software that introduces rogue EQ changes and unstable behavior I was torn on how many Stars to assign to this review. In conjunction with a usage scenario tied to an Asus computer, I feel that the ASUS - ROG Delta II's deserve 1 or 2. In scenarios not involving the Crate software, I can confidently give this headset a full 5. With that in mind, I split the difference. I believe that is a fair assessment, realizing some won't agree.

sounds great, light, and looks good, comfortable too

All around from the USB-C dongle (easily prefered over the USB-A ones) to the lightweight of the headset and its metal hinges i think that in the $200 price range this checks a lot of boxes. Only negatives is ASUS’s software for updating these and perhaps the headband quality which i’ve seen a few people complain about. *I’m on the PlayStation side so PC and Xbox users do your own research*

This is the best overall wireless gaming headset I’ve owned. Excellent audio and comfort. Very versatile with simultaneous 2.4 ghz and Bluetooth connection. I regularly swap between PC, PS5 and switch with these and they have worked flawlessly with each system. They have a light clamping force so are very comfortable with little pressure around your ears. Ideal for larger heads so this could be a negative if your head is on the smaller side. Would definitely recommend these.

Comfort is excellent and the mic is great. Battery life is also a huge plus if you disable all the RBG. Little to no clamp force which is great for those with larger heads. Picked it up with the Black Friday pricing.

This headset is great! The sound quality is superb. The headset does provide a great level of comfort, and I have not had issues with any fatigue while wearing it. While using the PC app, it has a multitude of audio and RGB adjustments, allowing you to fine tune your sound, and color preferences. The only complaint I have, there is not an Xbox app allowing it to connect wirelessly as it does with PC and PS5. My main reason for buying it was use on Xbox and PC. In order to use it on Xbox, you have to use the 3.5mm jack to connect it to the controller and headset. This means that you have no audio customization on Xbox.

Nice headset I like that it can connect via Bluetooth or the stand cord. Quality is great I honestly use it for work. My Sony says it’s awesome on the Xbox but I wouldn’t know I just pay bills around here

As soon as I heard about the DualFlow audio feature, i knew i had to give these a shot (i'll get around to that). But boy, am i glad that i did. The audio isn't studio quality, but for gaming, & with a little tuning using the Asus software, it's pretty darn good. Same goes for the mic. It isn't bad by any means, as long as you're not expecting production quality vocals. & the build quality is just mint. The adjustment sliders are metal for Pete sake! Now, let's get back to that DualFlow audio... & woahhh doggy was i impressed. If you use your phone between games, or get phone calls & have to mute your mic to not annoy your friends & have take an earpiece off everytime... this is a game changer. The user interface on the headset is absolutely amazing. Left side controls for PC USB Wifi dongle conection, Right side controls for Phone Bluetooth connection. I get a phone call, the mic takes over for the phone, then automatically switches to the PC upon hangup. I don't usually give reviews, & definitely not like this. I just HAVE to share how awesome these are, from my perspective as a casual gamer.

The features on the ROG Delta II are just insane. From simultaneous Bluetooth to a bevy of settings in their software (only on PC), all the features are accompanied by fantastic sounding drivers that work well for any type of gaming genre plus music. An added plus is the stellar comfort and build quality. Just a great overall gaming headset, especially if you can get it at a discounted price.

sound quality is amazing during gaming and music and movies, great bass, mic is really good. fits a little loose on my head, probably made for people with giant heads i guess but not to loose, it stays on. overall very good! controls are easy to use

These headphones are perfect for gaming and multitasking with Bluetooth. They are lightweight and comfortable. The battery life lasts for quite a while. Very easy to navigate the button functions as well.

Great headset. Had a little issue putting in the mic at first but once I figured it out, it's fine. I like the sound and the ear cup choice of leather or cloth.

[Employee of bestbuy] Love the comfort, control, and sound. Only wish it runs on web software instead.

I had the turtle beach stealth 700 and return them for this ROG, the comfort, looks and sound are way better and to add that they come with an extra set of cloth earpads if the leather its not for you.

Great comfortable headset. Very clear and sharp sound. Way better than the old more expensive ones, too!

Comfortable and feels premium. Love the lighting. ROG !!

Best headset for the money. It has simultaneous Bluetooth and 2.4ghz. And is super light weight and comfortable. Can’t recommend enough.

I've tried multiple headsets but this one stood out the most. Long battery life, customizable, sound is loud n clear, mic is very clear and what i like about it is that you can use it on ur phone thru BT and pc with 2.4hz at the same time.

Really enjoying this headset. I use it mainly for PS5 and was able to tweak the EQ setting through the ASUS software on PC using EQ settings I found on YouTube. The biggest selling factor me was was that it has a volume wheel on each side of the headset to control your 2.4 and Bluetooth audio source simultaneously. Very few gaming headsets have two separate volume wheels equipped and you usually have to control the volume from the source itself. The only critique to this headset if any is that while it is light and very comfortable to wear overall, I do wish it had more padding on the headband. Sometimes I feel the headband and sometimes I don’t.