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ASUS's First Gaming Soundbar Goes on Sale in the US
ASUS's first gaming-focused soundbar, the ROG Gjallar, has gone on sale in the US for $600. The company designed this device specifically for multiplayer games. One of the ROG Gjallar's key features is the microphones integrated into its audio control module. According to ASUS, the system can distinguish teammates' voices from in-game sounds, reduce background noise, and allow users to communicate more clearly without a headset.
Named after the legendary Gjallarhorn from Norse mythology, the soundbar is equipped with a 5.1.2-channel speaker system. Thanks to Dolby Atmos technology, this setup can create more immersive three-dimensional sound effects. The package also includes a 65 W, 6.5-inch wireless subwoofer. The subwoofer uses a dedicated 5 GHz connection to the soundbar, which should help prevent latency while gaming. In addition to microphones, the ROG Gjallar's control module includes an LCD screen. Through this screen, users can control the volume and media playback, change the input source, and select different equalizer profiles. The device is compatible with various platforms. The soundbar supports USB-C, HDMI 2.1 eARC, optical input, 3.5 mm AUX, and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. ASUS says it can be used with gaming PCs, Macs, mobile devices, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and TVs. In addition, the device has two USB Type-A ports for wireless adapters and other accessories. The ROG Gjallar is already listed at Best Buy and on ASUS's official website in the US. However, the product is currently either sold out or has not yet been stocked for sale. Users can enable the “Notify Me” option on ASUS's website to receive a notification when the product becomes available again.
Named after the legendary Gjallarhorn from Norse mythology, the soundbar is equipped with a 5.1.2-channel speaker system. Thanks to Dolby Atmos technology, this setup can create more immersive three-dimensional sound effects. The package also includes a 65 W, 6.5-inch wireless subwoofer. The subwoofer uses a dedicated 5 GHz connection to the soundbar, which should help prevent latency while gaming. In addition to microphones, the ROG Gjallar's control module includes an LCD screen. Through this screen, users can control the volume and media playback, change the input source, and select different equalizer profiles. The device is compatible with various platforms. The soundbar supports USB-C, HDMI 2.1 eARC, optical input, 3.5 mm AUX, and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. ASUS says it can be used with gaming PCs, Macs, mobile devices, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and TVs. In addition, the device has two USB Type-A ports for wireless adapters and other accessories. The ROG Gjallar is already listed at Best Buy and on ASUS's official website in the US. However, the product is currently either sold out or has not yet been stocked for sale. Users can enable the “Notify Me” option on ASUS's website to receive a notification when the product becomes available again.