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ROG Gjallar is ASUS’ first gaming soundbar

ASUS has officially released its first-ever soundbar designed for gamers. The ROG Gjallar is now up for sale in the US market. The company first showed off the ASUS ROG Gjallar gaming soundbar in early July. It is built with team-based online games in mind. A separate control unit comes with built-in microphones and a small screen. Players can change the volume, switch between sound modes, and pick different input sources using this panel. What makes this soundbar different is its voice technology. ASUS says it can separate player voices from game sounds. It also reduces unwanted background noise like keyboard clicks or fan hums. This allows gamers to talk to their teammates clearly without putting on a headset. The soundbar has a 5.1.2-channel speaker setup and works with Dolby Atmos. This gives a more three-dimensional sound experience. The subwoofer is wireless and has a 65-watt output. It uses its own 5GHz connection to stay in sync with the main unit and avoid an...
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ROG Gjallar is ASUS’ first gaming soundbar

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ASUS has officially released its first-ever soundbar designed for gamers. The ROG Gjallar is now up for sale in the US market.

The company first showed off the ASUS ROG Gjallar gaming soundbar in early July. It is built with team-based online games in mind. A separate control unit comes with built-in microphones and a small screen. Players can change the volume, switch between sound modes, and pick different input sources using this panel.

ASUS-ROG-Gjallar

What makes this soundbar different is its voice technology. ASUS says it can separate player voices from game sounds. It also reduces unwanted background noise like keyboard clicks or fan hums. This allows gamers to talk to their teammates clearly without putting on a headset.

The soundbar has a 5.1.2-channel speaker setup and works with Dolby Atmos. This gives a more three-dimensional sound experience. The subwoofer is wireless and has a 65-watt output. It uses its own 5GHz connection to stay in sync with the main unit and avoid any delays.

ASUS-ROG-Gjallar

In terms of connections, the device covers almost everything. It has USB-C, HDMI 2.1 with eARC, optical input, a 3.5mm audio jack, and Bluetooth 5.3. The soundbar can work with computers, laptops, phones, gaming consoles, and televisions. There are also two USB-A ports on the side for attaching wireless adapters or other add-ons.

The product is currently listed on Best Buy and ASUS’ own website with a price tag of $600 (~Php37,000). No information yet on whether the ASUS ROG Gjallar will arrive in other regions.

This article, ROG Gjallar is ASUS’ first gaming soundbar, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.


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