ASUS ROG Theta 7.1 (Cable)
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ASUS ROG Theta 7.1

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sildi44

4 years ago

I wanted to ask if the headset is also compatible with the PS5? And how long is the usb cable of the headset, because I need at least 5 meters from PS to the couch. Hope you have info. LG

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voegii

4 years ago

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Hey Sildi The headset comes with a 1.20m USB-C cable, then you have a 1m extension cable with a USB 3.0 connection if you don't have a USB-C port. Since many PS4 and PS5 headsets are compatible with each other, this should also work on your PS5. However, all the functionality and customisation options require a PC. For d5, I would recommend the Astro A50 headset, which I have been using on my PS4 for years. Hope that helps you. Greetings Yannic

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Liwenya

2 years ago

I bought this product a few months ago and it is impossible to set it to 7.1. Either the "Armoury Crate" software doesn't detect it, or it doesn't offer any 7.1 mode. I also noticed that every time someone talks into the headset (or into a game), a very annoying little noise is heard. I'm on Windows 11... I hope this is not the problem.

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Maude Comte

2 years ago

The brand does not mention anything about this, maybe there is a software update to do? If the problem persists, we invite you to open a warranty case.

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expatriate

3 years ago

Has anyone connected this headset to a Nintendo Switch in handheld mode via USB-C? Does it come out with Virtual Surround aka 7.1 or just stereo? Does anyone know of a 7.1 or Virtual Surround headset for the Switch in handheld mode via USB-C for the Switch if it doesn't work with this.

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Riccardo Kitonyo

3 years ago

In handheld mode, the Switch supports mono and stereo sound. In TV mode, it also supports surround sound.

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BebbiFett

3 years ago

With my old cheap headset, I could set it so that I could hear myself LATELY. Then one's own voice is not so dull. This 300.- expensive device can only be set with latency in its own software, as can generally be set in the windows system. How can I set it to be latency-free? If this is not possible, it is a disaster for such an expensive device.....

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ArturBlank

3 years ago

It's nice to hear that there are others who can't find a solution via the manufacturer. I haven't found anything about it anywhere either, and there's nothing on the manufacturer's website. If you find a solution, I would also be very happy about it.

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BebbiFett

3 years ago

Does it matter if you connect the headphones with USB-C or USB 3.0 if you want the full 7.1 surround experience? The cable is too short for this price....I think...

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Anonymous

3 years ago

No, it doesn't matter. The headset runs on USB 2.0. USB 2.0 is also available on USB-C, as it is on a USB 3.0 port. 4 of the 24 pins of USB-C are reserved for USB 2.0. You can easily use a USB extension cable. https://rog.asus.com/de/headsets-audio/headsets/usb-headsets/rog-theta-7-1-model/spec

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Masterbla

3 years ago

How does the headset perform when listening to music (I have very high demands for this)? Does it automatically switch to stereo, or how does that work with surround headphones?

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Marek321

3 years ago

The headset has real 7.1. whether the music can also be played back on different channels depends on your player and, of course, on the music used. if your music is only recorded in stereo, the headset can of course also only play back stereo, but this is then distributed over all the speakers. But by the way, it's a gaming headset, so I wouldn't get the depth of sound for listening to music. I'd recommend something from bose or sony. But for gaming, it's the best headset I've ever had, also in terms of sound with cleanly separated treble and channels, only the deep bass is a little lacking, so it's not suitable for me for pure music listening either.

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