ASUS ROG Throne Qi Gaming Headset Stand - Wireless Charging | 2 USB Ports & Aux Input | Arc Design for Stable & Secure Storage | Built-In DAC & Amplifier for Immersive Audio | Aura Sync RGB Lighting
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- Wireless Qi charging delivers up to 10W of fast charging power for your phone or other compatible device
- STAY CHARGED - Place your phone or any compatible device on the ROG logo at the base of the stand for efficient wireless charging with an LED charging-status indicator. Also features a 2-port USB 3.1 hub for ultrafast connectivity & cable-based charging
- ENHANCED AUDIO EXPERIENCE - Built-in ESS 9118 DAC & amplifier with Armoury II software deliver detailed, dynamic audio from your favorite games & music. Apply 7.1 virtual surround sound setting, create audio profiles for different genres of games & more
- SECURE STORAGE - Optimized arc design with anti-slip rubber pad provides a stable platform for the headset, protecting it against shakes & bumps. Its large surface area evenly distributes the headset weight & prevents deformation of the headband cushion
- LIGHT UP YOUR BATTLEFIELD - With customizable 18-zone Aura Sync RGB lighting from an endless color spectrum, plus 6 preset lighting effects, illuminate the stand and other Aura-enabled ROG gear to create a vibrant gaming environment that is uniquely yours
Description
The Asus ROG Throne Qi gaming headset stand instantly upgrades your 3.5mm headset to 7.1 surround sound via the integrated ESS 9118 digital-to-analog converter and amplifier. Place your Qi compatible device on the base for 10W of fast wireless charging power. Fine-tune settings with ROG Armory and aura Sync software. Unless otherwise stated, all performance claims are based on theoretical performance. Actual figures may vary in real-world situations.
Product Dimensions: 5.4 x 4.7 x 7.4 inches
Item Weight: 14.1 ounces
Item model number: ROG Throne Qi
Date First Available: September 12, 2019
Manufacturer: Asus
Country of Origin: China
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Style: Stand
Like the title states, my stand does NOT have wireless capability. (See attachments.) It's not like I place my phone on it and it doesn't charge; I'm talking the base does not have the wireless charging indication LED on the front; nor does it have the port on the back to plug in the wireless charging power cord. Heck, it didn't even come with the wireless charging power cord... (See attachments.) I'm not sure what is up. I cant even seem to find that there are even different versions. I called ASUS and their customer service was on the irritating side to say the least. There was A LOT of repeating myself and I am still not sure the y fully understood what I was trying to convey or maybe they were just as baffled as I am. Either way, ASUS said it was a hardware problem and Amazon is sending out a replacement. Fingers crossed. Other then that, it was easy to setup and customize via Armory Crate. I will provide any updates as they come.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2021 by SKI SKI
Style: Stand
I bought this headset stand for a couple of reasons. A.) RGB devices are cool, B.) I could pair it with my ROG Zephyrus G15 laptop using AURA Sync, C.) It has a wireless charger base for my smartphone (or any other wireless charging devices) to eliminate the need for an extra cable laying around loosely (because cats are evil) on the desk, D.) It has 2 USB 3.1 ports and E.) It has the DAC. Now imagine my surprise and picture my stunned face as I was completely baffled by ASUS' decision to use a micro-b connection (not to be confused with Micro-USB) on the back of the device. Of ALL the technological devices I own and have EVER owned for that matter have been a "normal" (USB A type A male, micro USB or USB-C) connector and easily cross compatible with basically any USB port. But NO...... Not this device, it has to be special. Now I know this isn't the end of the world, but c'mon! I was going for less cables, not swapping a phone cable for a micro-b cable. Now, also imagine my surprise that when you sync the colors and disconnect the cord it turns off the colors. Unlike my ROG Radius ii Wireless mouse. While cool in aesthetics, it's functionality leaves a little to be desired. Luckily I found a micro-b male to usb-a female adapter and that bluetooth dongles exist (to the tune of $25, [thanks Amazon]). The DAC is great and sound quality is awesome. The Qi wireless charger should have supported a 15 W capacity (being as that some phones require more but most don't need anything beyond 15 W), but 10 W still works just fine. I sense a version 2.0 on the horizon for the holiday season. Things that would make this device better, BLUETOOTH connectivity. Overall, however I am still happy with the purchase. It is still cool, despite it's flaw. Hopefully my solution will work, stay tuned.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by RGuyLiebs
Style: Stand
Possibly the best and most useful headset stand available. It provides built-in Qi wireless charging, a usb hub, a pretty good built in DAC, and some good looking RGB. My use case: Wireless headset and mouse, don’t need the usb ports to provide data, and don’t care for the analog audio. This means I can use this as my charging hub for my headset, mouse, and phone with minimal extra cabling. Even better if I had a Qi wireless charging mouse. All I need are very short magnetic usb charging cables and the one power cable connected to the stand powers the whole thing. The only con in using it this way for me is I lose the RGB functionality. There is no onboard RGB lighting processing on the stand. So, if you want anything other than a solid color, it must be connected to a PC. You can’t save an effect onto it. The lighting will just turn off if you do so and disconnect it from the PC. Some improvements I'd like to see in a V2 of this. Replace the USB Micro B port with a Type C port. The Micro B connector is awful and there aren’t many good options for good quality replacement cables, for better cable management, vs the abundance of type c to type a cables out there. Also, I did confirm that the stand is not detected by a PC if it’s using a standard USB Micro connector instead of the Micro B. It requires the fat Micro B connection. Remove the built in DAC and analog audio output. This stand is more expensive than most people's headsets as is. What’s the market for people spending this much on a headset stand that don’t have a wireless headset or some better audio solution already? Removing it can lower costs and maybe add room for more usb ports. Update the wireless charging status LED on the front of the device to be less distracting. Right now there's an LED on the front that communicates whether something is charging on the pad or not. If nothing is charging, it's a solid red color. If something is charging, it's a blinking blue. Most wireless chargers have similar indicators, but they usually have the light off when nothing is charging and have the light some solid color when something is charging. A revision with these updates would get a 5/5 from me. Note. Asus makes two versions of this. One with and one without the Qi charging. Based on other reviews here it seems like amazon will sometimes send the non Qi charging one on accident. Simply return it for another one.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021 by Nestor Nestor
Style: Stand
Edit: I returned the wrong one and received the right product. My previous comments still stand. Fix the flickering and I'll give this 5 stars Received wrong product. I got the basic ROG Throne, no Qi so I cant wireless charge. No LED on front or spot to plug in another cable on back. The product itself works well enough. The audio was decent enough however I prefer my Sennheiser gsx 1200. The led that illuminates the plastic on the plastic stand flickered when i set it to sync with the rest of my asus products. I updated everything and it still flickered. It's a sharp looking product and i wanted to add it to all my other asus products (motherboard, gpu, Ryujin aio cooler, ROG Balteus Qi mousepad, and claymore keyboard. I'll be returning this item and if i receive the proper one then I will update this review. EDIT: After an update the led flickering issue has been fixed. its exactly what i wanted. Changing rating to 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by McQuade