My friends kept saying I had mic issues. I bought these back in December and forgot I had the Best Buy plus return period.
I returned them and got the rog delta 2 mic. It has a bigger 10mm wide band mic over the logitechs 6mm
They both have 50mm drivers and I think the Logitech sounds about or a little better but the rog delta has Bluetooth and 2.4 ghz mode & I’m able to connect my phone and pcsimultaneously. I also use them for work now and I think there the best gaming mic I’ve ever had sofar.
Not needing a dongle is a big plus for metbr. I also use them for work and the mic sounds nice and clear.
Hi guys, I recently replaced my old HyperX Flight with the Asus Delta 2, but I'm not very happy.
They have almost everything I wanted:
\- LED light on the microphone for mute
\- Simultaneous PC/iPhone connection
\- Quality microphone
\- Long battery life
But there are some flaws:
\- They're uncomfortable on top of my head, I can feel them pressing down
\- The EQ isn't adjustable on my smartphone, so if you're connected via Bluetooth, your music will sound flat
\- Sidetone still works even if the microphone is muted
\- Chat/game adjustment is missing
Since I got them on Black Friday, I paid about €150 for them.
The alternatives I was considering are:
\- Razer Blackshark V3
\- Steelseries Nova 7
The only thing is, the Razer doesn't have the LED light on the microphone, and the Steelseries has a terrible microphone.
These are things I could do without, but I'd like to know if it makes sense to switch.
Ps: I started using Steelseries Sonar for the Delta 2 EQ because Armory really sucks
I've been using ROG DELTA II for 10 months or so now, and I'm loving it. I'm no audiophile, but I think it sounds great, and the microphone is outstanding, especially with a tiny bit of tweaking. There's also dual flow audio, so simultaneous 2.4gHz audio and Bluetooth audio, which I find super handy. And sidetone is top tier level once you upgrade the firmware. Battery lasts for 120-140 hours with no RGB.
Check out the review from Gadgetrytech. He's very thorough.
https://youtu.be/hI3Qi9zED6o?is=_ujU3ewwiHq6C4oZ
If ANC isn't an important feature for you, I truly think this is the best overall headset on the market right now.
Haven't tried those, but I have heard very mixed things.
Personally, I upgraded to a pair of ASUS ROG DELTA II last year and have been extremely happy with it.
Great sound, great microphone (like, top tier for gaming headsets. In top 3 for me at least), simultaneous 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth, really long battery life, two pairs of ear pads included (faux leather and fabric). Comfort is also good, except for that the top headband isn't very padded. I added a headset strap myself though, so now the comfort is just amazing.
Look up some reviews, and if you're interested, maybe buy then from a place with a lenient return policy like Amazon or something. Then you can try then out for 14 days before you decide.
If they're too pricey, ROG PELTA is kind of the budget version of them. Very, very similar in specs, but doesn't have simultaneous Bluetooth and has less battery life, but still great battery honestly. Doesn't fit large heads *super* well if that matters.
First off, I'll admit that my title is a bit misleading but truthful, and so I'll immediately tell you what it is; the "**Corsair Void RGB Elite**".
You might be thinking "*What? The $70 headset that came out in October 2019?*" Yes, that headset. If you value comfort, sound quality, mic quality, and quality feeling materials, this is the headset for you. It completely blows the competition away, all the way up into the $200-$300 price bracket. This headset is the 2nd best headset I've ever had, only coming after the now unavailable "**Corsair Void Pro"** released in August 2017. The pro had better quality earpad foam which made it unimaginably comfortable. When I got my *Void Elite* to replace my worn-into-the-ground *Void Pro* three years ago, I immediately noticed the downgrade in earpad quality, but having compared them to the current market, I now see they are still miles above everything else available, and for a fraction of the price. Just today I've purchased 3 more pairs of the Corsair Void RGB Elite so I know I will have a decent headset for the next 10 years at least, as the quality of all others continues to degrade.
I want to make it clear I am **NOT** talking about the "Corsair Void Wireless V2". *The V2 is objectively one of the* *worst headset I have ever used*.
The rest of this post will be a rant about how absolutely shite the rest of modern gaming headsets are and me bashing some bad ones I bought.
Just this month I read people's reviews and suggestions on Reddit, Amazon, and YouTube and naively purchased the "**ASUS Rog Delta II**" ($208) then the "**Logitech G Pro X**" ($180) and then the "**Corsair Void Wireless V2**" ($140). All were in their own way, horrible quality and insanely overpriced. With the Logitech's technically being the best as long as you don't plan on using your mic.
**ASUS Rog Delta II**: Complete garbage. My roommate and sister have ASUS Rog Laptops and I have a Rog motherboard and ASUS graphics card, so I had high hopes for these. SHITE. Seriously, I'm not an audiophile that complains about sound quality constantly. I use Airpods when I'm out-and-about and think they sound just fine, so believe me when I say the Rog Delta II sound quality is SO bad that it sounds like your listening to a speaker in a different room. Yes I downloaded all the drivers in the Armory Crate app. Yes I checked the connection and Hz in system sound settings. I did it all and I promise there was nothing wrong. They are just bad. I also got in a discord call and apparently the mic sounded like I was talking through a "red SOLO cup". RETURNED.
**Logitech G Pro X**: Arguably the best of the bunch, pretty quality feeling, comfortable enough, good sound quality, but the mic... My biggest gripe is that if you have sidetone on and talk in anything more than a whisper, it gets overloaded and distorts the sound back into your ear super loud. Its extremely annoying. On top of that you don't get any sidetone if you're not currently using an application that is using the mic. I like having my sidetone always on, but with these if I'm not in a discord call, no sidetone. And finally, it's a detachable aux-cord mic which isn't a deal-breaker for me but is annoying and makes them sound worse in my opinion. RETURNED.
**Corsair Void Wireless V2:** Oh my god, these are the worst of the whole bunch. I don't even know where to begin. They're supposed to be the next evolution of the Void Elite but are infinitely cheaper feeling and worse in every way, yet twice the price.
I'll just make a list comparing them to the Void Elites. (*which, if you actually read this whole thing, will know are the already inferior version of the Void Pros*)
\-Earpad foam quality: Worse
\-Metal frame? Nope, Plastic
\-Earpad Depth: Half as deep (*so your ears press against the hard inner plastic speaker*)
\-Mic Quality: Poop.
\-Sidetone: Sounds like your underwater, AND HAS A DELAY LOL
\-Price: $140 (twice as much as Void RGB Elite)
They don't even have the nice Corsair symbol lit up on the side. They are shit and it's sad to see Corsair go straight down the toilet. These headphones genuinely feel like they were bought at the Dollar Tree. I'm not just saying that because I'm upset. They genuinely feel like that. Buy a pair and try them out if you don't believe me haha.
Thank you for coming to my TED talk. \*bow\*
**tldr -** "Corsair Void Pro" are the best ever but are no longer available so their slightly inferior descendant the "Corsair Void RGB Elite" are the current best even though they're only $70 and 6 years old. You'll like them if you buy them.
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Arctis Nova 7 Series
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Multi-device audio & comfort king, but buggy software.
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