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Asus ROG Kithara (2026) Review

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Wired headsets are hot again, and Asus shows why cutting the cord was perhaps premature. Here you get audiophile sound reproduction, a good microphone, and comfort few gaming headsets deliver.
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Wired headsets are hot again, and Asus shows why cutting the cord was perhaps premature. Here you get audiophile sound reproduction, a good microphone, and comfort few gaming headsets deliver.

With its gaming brand ROG, Asus is not at its first sight in terms of dared bet. It was the first to partner with Microsoft to release the ROG Xbox Ally X eight months ago. At the beginning of the year, the manufacturer shakes the ideas once again by taking out a gaming helmet that takes two steps backwards, moving away from the wireless race of its competitors to offer a good old analog solution, designed in partnership with one of the leading …

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factornews.com broke the news on Sunday, May 17, 2026.
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