ASUS announces their ROG Centurion 7.1 headset

Published: 16th September 2016 | Source: ASUS ROG | Author: Mark Campbell

ASUS has announced their new ROG Centurion 7.1 surround headset, which includes an audio station with a built-in amplifier and dedicated controls.

This new headset is designed for professional and hardcore gamers to deliver crystal clear communication as well as enthusiast grade audio quality. The Centurion is designed to be comfortable for all users, including two interchangeable sets of memory foam or protein leather ear cups.

The Centurion includes a dedicated ROG headphone stand (pictured below), giving gamers a handy place to store their gaming headset when not in use.

ASUS announces their ROG Centurion 7.1 headset

This headset is designed to take away 90% of all environment noise, allowing gamers to ignore the world around them and focus on their game, movie or music.

The ROG Centurion works together with ASUS' Sonic Studio software suite to deliver a premium audio experience which can be tailored to best suit the user.

The ROG Centurion will be available from £209.99 from major retailers in October.

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Most Recent Comments

16-09-2016, 21:32:53

Dawelio

Why do most new headset have this solid headset with an flexible head band on the inside?... Not much for adjustability really.

I tried an SteelSeries Siberia V2 headset before and it had the same type of headband and it was way too small for my head.

So bigger heads won't suit this type of headsets.Quote

17-09-2016, 19:06:28

Dicehunter

While it's good on paper in reality 7.1 in a headset never works like proper 7.1 as the drivers are too close to each other, I know as I have owned several, It sounds ok but nothing like actual 7.1.

The only thing that should go on your head is either a stereo headset or headphone, If you want 7.1 then the only way to really have it is with a dedicated 7.1 speaker setup.Quote

17-09-2016, 19:48:42

Greenback

Many moons ago i had a medusa headset with surround and they worked really well back in sof2 daysQuote

08-11-2016, 10:20:03

Novaboy6

Well it's now November and I still can't find a UK retailer for these.Quote

08-11-2016, 23:35:59

Doomslayer

Never really liked 5.1 or 7.1 headphonesQuote

ASUS announces their ROG Centurion 7.1 headset