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Asus has long been seen as a top motherboard and graphics card manufacturer, but increasingly it's diverging out into a much broader space. We've seen it produce fantastic laptops and recently some excellent 120Hz monitors. It's also been quietly producin...
Good sound quality, Sound enhancements can be turned off and on, Comfy for long periods: Bundled soundcard...
Dynamic volume shenanigans, Headphone amp doesn't add much...
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ASUS’ new Orion Pro headset combines the versatility of a USB powered virtual 7.1 surround sound environment with the high quality aspect of an analog connection. All of this is offered in a unique package that doesn’t require drivers to function prop...
The Orion Pro may not be Asus’ first foray into the headset arena but it is easily their best effort to date. With it, they have let gaming enthusiasts know the Vulcan wasn’t just a onetime deal and there’s a new long-term player in the wearable audio...
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hardwareheaven.com Updated:
2013-10-05 03:04:00
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Today we are going to look at the latest gaming headset from Asus, the Orion Pro. Like the models we’ve seen previously, this falls under the ‘Republic of Gamers’ brand. As a result, we have high expectations for the headset as it must reflect the...
Interesting design, Solidly built, Exemplary performance, FPS mode for gaming, Virtual surround sound...
Matte finish marks easily, Fairly expensive...
Once again, Asus have created an excellent headset which ticks all the boxes when it comes to design, quality and performance. The aesthetic design of the Orion Pro has been toned down compared to the Vulcan Pro which gives the headset a more executive a...
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uk.hardware.info Updated:
2014-02-27 01:09:26
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Asus and Thrustmaster sent us very similar gaming headsets in terms of pricing and features. Both are large and black with red highlights, and have a boom microphone. On paper the Thrustmaster Y250-C has the wider frequency response. Hardware.Info teste...
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ASUS's Republic of Gamers (ROG) series has some of the highest quality, top-end peripherals on the market for gamers. Today, we'll take a look at the newest member of headset crew, the ROG Orion Pro Gaming Headset. The Orion Pro has 50mm drivers on a stan...
Price (I don't think I've ever said this), Quality sound – full range with multiple applications, Retractable mic, great for travel and nongaming purposes.
Sweaty ears? Pleather ear caps can take their toll after hours of game play...
Having completely despised the Vulcan ANC headset from ASUS, I honestly expected – and was ready to – hate this headset as well. However, I was completely blown away by the ROG Orion Pro headset. It was beyond my expectations in sound, depth, and overall...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2014-04-11 01:04:50
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Asus has long been seen as a top motherboard and graphics card manufacturer, but increasingly it's diverging out into a much broader space. We've seen it produce fantastic laptops and recently some excellent 120Hz monitors. It's also been quietly producin...
Good sound quality, Sound enhancements can be turned off and on, Comfy for long periods: Bundled soundcard...
Dynamic volume shenanigans, Headphone amp doesn't add much...
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pinoyunboxing.com Updated:
2016-12-01 04:15:42
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goldfries.com reviewed the Vulcan Pro not long ago but that was a rather pricey (but good!) headset. If that's beyond your league then maybe you should look at the Orion Pro.Unlike the Vulcan Pro, the Orion Pro does not come with any hard cover case. It's...
Overall it's still a solid gaming headset. Why am I comparing it with the Vulcan Pro so much?Well think about it this way, you're getting most of the goodies you can get from the Vulcan Pro, losing out by having audio quality that's rich but just not as r...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-12-01 04:15:43
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Features The ASUS Orion Pro gaming headset is designed to provide you with a larger than life experience. Firstly it has 50mm neodymium drivers, one of largest in this segment of headphones, with even larger 100mm earcups. The main headline in the Orio...
In all honesty I actually enjoyed the ASUS Orion Pro without the Spitfire USB amplifier, even in games. Sure, the AMP mode gives a nice boost to the audio, but at the cost of clarity. The Surround mode is average at best, while the FPS mode admittedly do...
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Today we're pleased to bring you a review of the ASUS ROG ORION PRO gaming headset. It did take quite a while to get them here in North America, but after I have had an extended chance to play with them, they're here and they are good. Speaking of the wor...
Highly Recommended Special thanks to Hilbert and ASUS for making this review happen. Our moment of Zen: +++BAM...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2013-10-05 03:03:55
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Manufacturer: ASUSTeK Computer Inc.Product Name: Orion Pro Gaming HeadsetModel Number: ORION-PRO/BLK/ALW+UBW/ASUPC: 886227266425Price As Tested: $129.65 (Amazon) Full Disclosure: The product sample used in this article has been provided by ASUS. In t...
FPS mode maximizes sound positioning, Retractable microphone, 7.1 Virtual surround provides excellent game and multimedia audio, No additional software/drivers required, 30dB passive noise cancellation, Very light headset, Extremely comfortable, ROG Spitfire audio processor, 2.5m braided cord...
Ear cups do not swivel laterally, No software/drivers for customization...
No matter what application I had opened, the ASUS Orion Pro gaming headset performed brilliantly. The 50mm neodymium magnet speaker drivers deliver the 7.1 Virtual surround that brings audio to life. The 30dB of passive noise cancellation does a better...
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When it comes to gaming, you only use two senses: sight and sound. While a great monitor, or an Eyefinity/nVidia surround setup can cost you $500 or more, a top of the line headset won't cost nearly that. Asus has sent over one of their Republic of Gamer...
All in all I was very pleased with the Asus Orion Pro. It is the only headset that I have ever had that has come close to the comfort level of the Razer Carcharias, and it may even be more comfortable (this is yet to be decided). The sound quality with t...
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FeaturesThe ASUS Orion Pro gaming headset is designed to provide you with a larger than life experience. Firstly it has 50mm neodymium drivers, one of largest in this segment of headphones, with even larger 100mm earcups.The main headline in the Orion...
Great stereo sound with analog mode; Large drivers provide loud sound without distortion (analog); Comfortable earcups; Solid build...
Muffled audio with USB compared to analog mode; Priced on the higherend without giving audio quality expected from the amplifier.
In all honesty I actually enjoyed the ASUS Orion Pro without the Spitfire USB amplifier, even in games. Sure, the AMP mode gives a nice boost to the audio, but at the cost of clarity. The Surround mode is average at best, while the FPS mode admittedly...
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inc VAT) Currently unavailableAsus's remains our headset of choice here at , thanks to its wonderful sound quality, comfort and competitive £80 price. As Asus's last foray into the world of gaming headsets was so successful, we were keen to see w...
There's a lot to like about the Orion Pro headset. Importantly, sound quality is decent and it also provides a comfortable experience even in extended sessions. The USB sound processor is a great addition too, making the process of sound adjustment simple...
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If you're a gamer and share accomodations with any sort of roommate a headset is a must. But your headset can't pale in comparison to your 5.1 surround sound audio setup; on the contrary, you're gonna want a gaming headset that sounds absolutely amazing...
This is the second ASUS headset I've used that comes with a $120 price tag and I must say, this is the better of the two. Compared to the Vulcan ANC , the Orion Pro offers much more comfort and in my opinion, better sound quality. The additional Spitfire...
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Features The ASUS Orion Pro gaming headset is designed to provide you with a larger than life experience. Firstly it has 50mm neodymium drivers, one of largest in this segment of headphones, with even larger 100mm earcups. The main headline in the Orio...
In all honesty I actually enjoyed the ASUS Orion Pro without the Spitfire USB amplifier, even in games. Sure, the AMP mode gives a nice boost to the audio, but at the cost of clarity. The Surround mode is average at best, while the FPS mode admittedly do...
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hitechlegion.com Updated:
2014-01-30 01:04:16
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In the world of gaming, lively sound is very desirable with exaggerated transients and dynamic range. This isn't the case at all for music. You don't want an acoustic piano sounding like it is being played with a sledgehammer. You want to hear the nuances...
The Orion headset by itself is a fantastic sounding gaming headset. When you add the extra power and effects of the Spitfire USB, you have a truly great setup. I literally got lost in games for a couple of hours at a time just enjoying the open, expansi...
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goldfries.com reviewed the Vulcan Pro not long ago but that was a rather pricey (but good!) headset. If that's beyond your league then maybe you should look at the Orion Pro.Unlike the Vulcan Pro, the Orion Pro does not come with any hard cover case. It's...
Overall it's still a solid gaming headset. Why am I comparing it with the Vulcan Pro so much? Well think about it this way, you're getting most of the goodies you can get from the Vulcan Pro, losing out by having audio quality that's rich but just not...
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The ASUS ROG Orion Pro Gaming Headset are a mid-range set of cans aimed at online gamers. Meant for extended sessions of gaming, they offer generous padding, light weight, and very high build qualit... Read more http://www.guru3d.com/articles_summary/asus...
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