The ROG Gjallar packs Dolby Atmos in a compact form factor, but its US debut is still under wraps
Asus unveiled the ROG Gjallar back in early July 2026, as the first speaker system under the ROG brand. However, at the time, the company stayed quiet on pricing and availability. The gaming soundbar just went on sale in China for CNY 3,699, which works out to roughly $548.
- ▪Asus unveiled the ROG Gjallar back in early July 2026, as the first speaker system under the ROG brand.
- ▪However, at the time, the company stayed quiet on pricing and availability.
- ▪The gaming soundbar just went on sale in China for CNY 3,699, which works out to roughly $548.
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Asus unveiled the ROG Gjallar back in early July 2026, as the first speaker system under the ROG brand. However, at the time, the company stayed quiet on pricing and availability. That’s changed now. So what’s actually inside the ROG Gjallar? The gaming soundbar just went on sale in China for CNY 3,699, which works out to roughly $548. Asus Underneath the soundbar’s metallic mesh grille sit four 50mm full-range drivers and two 27mm high-fidelity tweeters. With the angled up-firing channels, the speaker is designed to throw sound vertically so that it bounces off your monitor or the walls behind it.
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