Corsair VOID RGB Wireless Vs. ASUS ROG Delta Core
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VOID RGB Wireless
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Specification: | | |
Software: | CUE Control | |
Weight (grams): | | 346 g |
Channels: | Dolby 7.1 | |
Connection: | Wireless USB Receiver, 1.5m USB charging cable | 3.5 mm 4 pole |
Cable Length: | | 1.5m, 1m splitter cable (Audio/Mic) |
Wireless: | | |
Battery: | | |
Lighting: | | |
Colour Options: | | N/A |
Lighting Effect: | | N/A |
Driver: | | |
Size: | 50mm | 50 mm Neodymium |
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Impedance: | 32k Ohms @ 1 kHz | |
Frequency Response: | 20Hz - 20 kHz | 20 ~ 40000 Hz |
Max. input power: | | |
Sensitivity at 1KHz: | 107dB (+/-3dB) | |
Microphone: | | |
Directivity: | Unidirectional noise cancelling | Uni-directional |
Impedance: | 2.2k Ohms | |
Sensitivity at 1KHz: | -37dB (+/-3dB) | -40 dB |
Frequency Response: | 100Hz to 10kHz | 100 ~ 10000 Hz |
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VOID RGB Wireless
The VOID RGB Wireless by Corsair is a Dolby 7.1 channel gaming headset, which uses a 50mm driver. It uses a Wireless USB Receiver, 1.5m USB charging cable connection This delivers a frequency response of 20Hz - 20 kHz and a sensitivity of 107dB (+/-3dB). It also has a Unidirectional noise cancelling microphone with a frequency response of 100Hz to 10kHz and a sensitivity of -37dB (+/-3dB).
ROG Delta Core
The ROG Delta Core by ASUS uses a 50 mm Neodymium driver. It uses a 3.5 mm 4 pole connection with a 1.5m, 1m splitter cable (Audio/Mic). This delivers a frequency response of 20 ~ 40000 Hz. It also has a Uni-directional microphone with a frequency response of 100 ~ 10000 Hz and a sensitivity of -40 dB. And only weighs in at 346 g.