ASUS ROG Delta II Wireless Gaming Headset (BT, ROG SpeedNova 2.4GHz, 3.5mm, 50mm Titanium-Plated Drivers, 10mm Super-Wideband Mic, 110HR Battery, DualFlow Audio, for PC, Switch, PS5, Xbox)- Black

For a closed-back in the $200 range, this headset is stellar. Comfortable, especially the jersey ear pads, don’t get hot. Sound has clarity. Sound-stage and imaging is great. Bass is not too boomy, nor is it too heavy. No EQ, it is great. With EQ, it is even better. Bass can be increased and when it is there is no distortion. Listening to music is great. Volume is plenty loud (not quite like a lot of these headsets). Sound is not tinny, nor does it sound hollow, like you’re in a shoebox. Mic quality is also really good. I returned the Fractal Scape, got the Delta 2 instead, and I am glad that I did. I also really like that the left side control the 2.4 connection and the right side controls the Bluetooth connection.

The ASUS ROG Pelta Wireless nails it with a strong mix of performance, comfort, and design. The build quality feels premium, and the headset looks great with sleek lines and tasteful RGB lighting. Wireless connectivity is rock-solid—SpeedNova 2.4 GHz delivers ultra-low latency for serious gaming, while Bluetooth and USB-C options make it super versatile across PC, PS5, Switch, and even mobile. The 10mm super-wideband mic is a standout feature—my voice comes through crisp and natural, a big upgrade from the muffled sound you get on most wireless headsets. Everything is easy to control with intuitive buttons, and the battery life is a beast—lasting up to 70 hours on a single charge.What really impressed me was the comfort. At just 309g, it’s lightweight enough for long sessions without fatigue, and the memory foam ear cushions are soft and breathable. The fit feels secure without being tight, and I’ve had zero issues with overheating or pressure points. Sound quality is excellent across the board—powerful bass, clear mids, and sparkling highs make both games and music enjoyable. For the price, the value is absolutely there. If you’re looking for a wireless gaming headset that performs well, fits comfortably, and works flawlessly across multiple devices, the ROG Pelta is an easy recommendation.

I have never written an Amazon review before but this headsets score is way to low. It is an excellent headset that I would highly recommend except for 2 specific reasons that’s someone might not like it. 1. The headset is quite large so if you have a small head definitely stay away. I have a medium to a large head and it’s still fairly loose on me even on its tightest setting. Secondly the headset is not great at keeping our external audio so if you are in a loud environment or you want serious noise cancelling this isn’t the headset for you. Besides those 2 points this thing is excellent the audio is great, the software is great (besides the sleep function not working currently hoping it gets patched soon), the comfort is top notch, and the microphone is crystal clear. Coming from a Razor Kraken v3 pro this thing is a huge step up and it’s a joy to use. The battery life is also insane I have had it for over 2 weeks and haven't charged it once it’s still at 50% and that’s using it all day. Definitely worth the purchase.

I have been testing this headset for 2 weeks now. This headset is definitely very feature rich but there are some things that may deter people away from keeping this headset. The Pro's mostly outweigh the cons if you don't mind a little tinkering.Pros:1. Very light weight - one of the lightest headsets I have tried2. Construction feels very premium despite its light weight. Has Aluminum Yokes for even better construction confidence.3. The mic is very good with a caveat that I will point out in the con section.4. Sound is decent enough with a caveat that I will point out in the con section.5. Simultaneous Bluetooth - i wish more headsets in this price range has this..6. Multiple earpads included7. Battery Life tremendous. - rated for 110 hours with RGB off8. RGB is clean and not too in your face if you choose to turn it on.9. Compact USB C dongle unlike steelseries nova headsetsNow... for the cons.1. No built-in memory for EQ saving - despite what some reviewers say. I tested this across 3 different pcs. Maybe it'll save going from PC to console. But from one PC to another PC, doesnt seem to work for me. Let's say you to install armory crate on a laptop to change your EQ settings. The settings will not save if you then move the dongle to your main PC. I have yet to test this on console.2. Microphone - I did multiple recording (maybe window's sound recorder and discord sucks) and the microphone is LOUD as hell. Also, it sounds too boomy? I had to turn on voice gate to reduce the volume. Also, noise rejection is quite bad, it picks up everything lol. Turning up noise gate and noise rejection helps , but it makes your voice sound more compress?3. Sound - it sounds pretty good with ONE big caveat. You have to make sure you go into your sound settings and DISABLE all enhancements. Theres something called Bongiovi Acoustics/audio enhancements that's adding some weird special effects to the sound making it sounds super tinny. The treble becomes super harsh with this on. Tested this on two different computers. I believe when you install armoury crate - this gets installed too. Tried this on a windows 10 vs windows 11 and it had the same problem. Turning it off reverts the sound back to normal. Also, it does not get as loud as other headsets such cloud III wireless and logitech g pro x (using windows drivers).4. ARMOURY Crate- is needed to do any customization..5. Last Con is the "after purchase" support. As we know Asus does not have a great reputation for warranty support so take that for what u will. For a device where people constantly take on/off their head daily, the chance of damage is greater so after purchase support may be something to look out for.

Simply put...I love this headset. Very simple setup, easy to learn controls. Easy mute button. Sound is clear. I have hearing issues but I have no issues with this headset.I previously went with the Arctis Steel earbuds on way too many content creator's recommendations and they were a total nightmare after day 1. Unreliable sound and many connection/reconnection issues.