ASUS has announced a ton of new ROG products at CES 2026 , ranging from new gaming laptops to a brand-new gaming headset. For the most part, ASUS is sticking to a lot of the same kinds of products it announces for its ROG line every year. Having said that, many of these products are bringing their own unique style to the product category. Some of them are also slightly new territory for ASUS. For example, its new gaming headset is a partnership product between ASUS ROG and audiophile brand HiFi Man.
ASUS has made plenty of gaming headsets before. However, it hasn’t really ever ventured into the territory of audiophile-level quality. This partnership with Hi-Fi Man for the ASUS ROG Kithara gaming headset brings what will undoubtedly be a high-end audio experience. The headset features planar magnetic drivers that likely rival the audio experience of the Audeze Maxwell and the newly announced Audeze Maxwell 2 . Unlike those headsets, though, the ROG Kithara is wired. This means there shouldn’t be any loss of quality from the latency of a wireless connection. Not to mention you won’t have to worry about battery life. ASUS hasn’t announced a price yet, nor has it announced a launch date. It also announced another ROG partnership at CES, with the reveal of the ASUS ROG XREAL R1 glasses .
ASUS ROG partners with Kojima Productions on new gaming gear
If you’re a big fan of Kojima games and you loved Death Stranding and Death Stranding 2, then you’ll love the new collaboration gear Kojima developed with the ASUS ROG team. There’s a handful of products coming, including the ROG Flow Z13-KJP gaming tablet, the ROG Delta II-KJP headset, the ROG Keris II Origin-KJP Edition mouse, and the ROG Scabbard II XXL-KJP Edition mouse mat. All of these are products you can already buy in a standard form. These are just limited edition variants coming to market for the fans of Kojima’s work, and in particular, Death Stranding.
ASUS revamps the Zephyrus Duo with a dual 3K OLED display setup
The ROG Zephyrus Duo was a pretty incredible gaming laptop when you think about the fact that it had a neat secondary display. You could use this display for any number of things, but it could commonly be used for interacting with chat during streams, displaying real-time performance stats, or even implementing details about in-game HUD information. ASUS’s new ROG Zephyrus Duo has been completely revamped. While it still has a secondary display, it’s no longer a small, elongated one. It’s now an entirely second full display. It’s also a 3K OLED panel, just like the main display of the laptop. This should open up a world of possibilities for gamers.
Both displays are 16 inches, and the laptop can come powered by up to an RTX 5090 running at a 135W TDP. It also has five different operation modes, as shown in the image above.
ASUS has new bags for you to carry your gaming gear
If you end up buying a gaming laptop, then you likely plan to take that laptop with you somewhere from time to time. In that scenario, you definitely want a bag to carry it in, and ASUS has you covered with two new options: The ASUS ROG Archer Messenger 14 and the ASUS ROG Archer Backpack 16. As the names suggest, the Archer Messenger 14 is meant for 14-inch gaming laptops, and the Archer Backpack 16 is meant for 16-inch gaming laptops. Though you could also use the backpack for smaller gaming laptops as well.
The ROG Zephyrus G14 and Zephyrus G16 gaming laptops have been refreshed
NVIDIA may not be announcing the RTX 60-series GPUs right now, but that doesn’t mean ASUS wasn’t going to refresh its Zephyrus gaming laptop line. The ROG Zephyrus G14 and ROG Zephyrus G16 have been refreshed . They still come with RTX 50-series GPUs. Many of the major specs are also the same, like the RAM and storage options. However, ASUS has refined the outside design a bit, and it has placed the latest AMD Ryzen and Intel Core Ultra chipsets inside these new models. So you’ll get improved performance from the CPU side of things.
These new ROG Cetra earbuds promote situational awareness while retaining immersive audio
Open earbuds seem to be the new hot item in the audio world of late, so it shouldn’t be much of a surprise that ASUS is announcing the new ROG Cetra Open Earbuds, a pair of true wireless gaming earbuds that are designed to give you immersive gaming audio while still letting you be more aware of your surroundings. These feature dual-mode connectivity and can be linked to your devices through 2.4GHz low-latency or Bluetooth. They also come with a battery life of up to 16 hours in Bluetooth mode, and support for quick charge, which gets you 3 hours of listening time in just 15 minutes. The earbuds also come with a detachable reflective neck strap and physical buttons instead of touch controls.
ASUS reveals the ROG NeoCore router featuring Wi-Fi 8 capabilities
ASUS is never one to shy away from pushing the limits of technology, and at CES 2026, it’s revealing the ROG NeoCore router that’s powered by Wi-Fi 8. Powered by AI, this router can deliver up to 2X higher mid-range throughput, 2X wider IoT coverage, and up to 6X lower P99 latency than its Wi-Fi 7 routers. That being said, these are concept routers according to ASUS, so there’s no guarantee they’ll make it to production for consumers to buy.
