G-Helper also sets up Asus headsets, the same way it does mice and keyboards. Connect a supported headset and a button with its name shows up in the main window. Click it and the headset settings open.

G-Helper headset settings next to the main G-Helper window, showing a ROG Delta II with its lighting, equalizer and microphone settings

What you can change

Not every headset has everything on this list.

  • Lighting: pick a color and an effect, or let the headset follow the lighting on your laptop.
  • Sound: an equalizer with ready-made presets (rock, jazz, movie, FPS and more), or move the sliders yourself and save your own.
  • Microphone: reduce background noise, and choose how much of your own voice you hear while you talk.
  • Noise cancelling: on, off, or let the sound around you through.
  • Battery: how much charge is left, in the panel and on the button in the main window.
  • Power: switch the headset off when it sits unused, and get a warning when the battery runs low.
  • Reset: put everything back the way the headset came.

Which headsets work

HeadsetWhat you get
ROG Delta II, Delta II KJPLighting, sound, microphone, battery
ROG PeltaLighting, sound, microphone, battery
ROG Cetra True Wireless SpeedNovaLighting, sound, noise cancelling, battery for both earbuds and the case
ROG ClavisLighting and microphone noise cancelling
ROG Cetra RGBLighting

Don’t see yours? Ask in the headset discussion or file a device support request.

Good to know

Your settings are saved on the headset itself, so they stay put when G-Helper is closed.

If the headset is connected but no button shows up, close Armoury Crate or any other Asus app. Only one of them can control the headset at a time.