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ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has announced all-new gaming peripherals designed to deliver the “ultimate on-the-go gaming experience”.
The ROG Falchion gaming keyboard, ROG Cetra RGB gaming headphones, and the ROG Strix XG16 gaming display make up the new range.
The ROG Falchion wireless gaming keyboard offers a space-saving layout that is 65% the size of a standard keyboard, a user-friendly multi-use interactive touch panel, and wireless Aura Sync lighting.
It offers a versatile cover case and an interactive touch panel that can adjust volume, play and pause music, and zoom the screen in and out. The touch panel can also be programmed for use as a macro key, and the RGB LEDs inside the touch panel indicate battery status in real time. It provides gamers with ultrafast 1 ms, 2.4 GHz connectivity and up to 400 hours of battery life.
The ROG Cetra RGB gaming headphones feature active noise cancellation (ANC) technology and customisable RGB lighting. It supports multiple platforms via a USB-C connection, including mobile phones, PC, Mac and Nintendo Switch. Exclusive 10 mm ASUS Essence drivers deliver optimised gaming audio and strong bass. Users have a choice of three sizes of silicone tips and ear fins, as well as a pair of foam ear tips ― all to provide flexibility to ensure a comfortable fit.
The ROG Strix XG16 is a 15.6-inch portable gaming display with a built-in battery that features up to 144 Hz refresh rates, 1080p resolution display and a user-friendly kickstand design. It offers two USB-C ports and one Micro HDMI port, which provide flexible connectivity and the ability to charge during gameplay.
Underneath the kickstand is a mesh design with cybertext patterning, which adds to its futuristic aesthetic. The display offers high-quality colours and brightness, and the IPS panel enables wide viewing angles. The ROG Strix XG16 is compatible with ROG Tripod, which allows gamers to position the display above a laptop for dual screen use.
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