At least the Asus ROG Strix Fusion 700 features Bluetooth for connecting to smartphones, tablets and games consoles. It’s nice to have the option to use the Asus ROG Strix 700 wirelessly, and the built-in 900mAh battery should last around eight hours if you use the RGB lighting, rising to 17 hours with the lighting turned off. Its latest gaming headset, the ROG Fusion II 500, is a mid to high-end effort that is wired (generally less hassle, in our opinion, since you don’t have to worry about battery life) and billed as suitable for any platform you fancy hooking it up to, including the current and previous generation of consoles, PC, tablets, and smartphones. Asus ROG Fusion II 500 price and availability It features some sharp audio courtesy of its 50mm drivers, hi-res audio support and it looks pretty good, too.

I have the PowerA Fusion Pro wired controller for Xbox One and I did a firmware update (v1.24) however when I use my headset (Turtle Beach X32) in Party Chat the voices sound very low. Anyone have a similar issue? With my standard Xbox controller and the Microsoft Stereo Headset Adapter it sounds fine.Various customization options, pre-set light effects, and multi-color RGB lighting with over 16.8 million colors Of course, it’s all very well having a headset that looks the part, but if it doesn’t sound good, then you’re a little bit stuffed. Well, I’m pleased to report that the ROG Fusion II 500 sounds brilliant. I witnessed audio cues that I’ve never witnessed before whilst playing games that I’ve played countless times beforehand. I’ll not bore you with the specs because in truth, I don’t fully understand them. I’ve always judged through firsthand use rather than what’s written on paper. My judgement here, if not already clear, is that FUSION is absolutely worth its price, and then some. The headset is must have. Not only does it put you in the game with deeper bass and crisp highs, but its microphone is brilliant too. I immediately noticed the fabric cable and was pleased. I’ve always preferred these cords opposed to the ‘ pinch‘ and tear prone standard rubber/plastic cords. That's why I also end up giving the ASUS ROG Fusion II 500 a score of 9 out of 10 along with the great product award. Although the price can scare a lot away, it is still a headset that is at the top, and without a doubt will be a good candidate if you want a headset where the sound is just above the standard, and still with good comfort.

As for its construction, the Fusion II 500 is pretty well made, although in contrast to other headsets, it can feel a little bit plastic. Perhaps the inclusion of some more metal would have helped to make the Fusion II 500 feel more premium. Nevertheless, the plastic used is hard-wearing and smooth to the touch, and feels decent overall.With the Fusion II, however, it makes a pronounced difference. Your sense of placement is certainly heightened, making it far easier to pinpoint exactly where your enemies are hiding in CS:GO, for instance. As for musical performance, turning on the surround sound allowed for that thumping bass to come through, although it presented with sufficient nuance to neither override or drown out the still-balanced mids and highs. ROG FUSION ll 500 依然是做有線的版本，但不得不說這把更適合在家使用，接線電腦直接輸出給耳機的聲音也就更直接變化更大，一整天使用下來 FUSION ll 500 對每個頻率的聲音都處理得不錯，還沒開起虛擬 7.1 環繞音效之前重低音就已經表現得相當不錯，在開啟虛擬 7.1 環繞音效更是有身歷其境的體驗，對於 FPS 射擊遊戲的爆破聲以及炸彈實際的位置都可以掌握的更確切。 The Fusion Wireless fills a void that the rest of Asus’ ROG Strix Fusion headset lineup has failed to occupy thus far. Adding a capable wireless option brings more versatility to the family as a whole, while also giving fans of the brand a new option worth considering. Throwing the Fusion Wireless on and off my head between bouts of Fortnite solidified how surprisingly sturdy and well-built they felt. Despite not looking like the most premium headset out there, I can attest to its resilience. I’d only question how well the outer faces of those ear cups will fair after being repeatedly shoved in a bag, assuming you’re one to travel and game regularly.