HP’s gaming peripheral division, HyperX, has introduced two new products designed to cater to both audiophiles and aesthetics-obsessed gamers.
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First up is the HyperX QuadCast 2 S, a USB microphone that promises to be as visually striking as it is functional. Boasting over 100 customizable RGB LEDs, the microphone offers a dazzling array of color combinations to complement any gaming setup. Beyond the lights, the QuadCast 2 S delivers impressive audio quality with 32-bit audio resolution, a 192kHz sampling rate, and AI-based noise reduction. Additional features include a tap-to-mute sensor, four selectable polar patterns, and a shock mount.
For those seeking a keyboard that matches the QuadCast 2 S’s vibrant personality, HyperX has also unveiled the Alloy Rise 75. This wireless keyboard claims to offer an industry-leading battery life of up to 80 hours with backlighting enabled. When the lights are turned off, the battery life extends to an astonishing 1,500 hours. The Alloy Rise 75 also features hot-swappable key switches, magnetic top plates, and support for both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth connectivity.
Both the HyperX QuadCast 2 S and Alloy Rise 75 are scheduled for release later this year, with the microphone arriving in November and the keyboard in October. Pricing for the QuadCast 2 S is set at $200, while the Alloy Rise 75 will retail for $230.
