Within the first day of CES 2022, HyperX, the gaming peripherals company now owned by HP, has announced the latest additions to its entire line of gaming accessories These include wireless products such as the new HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless headphones, the HyperX Clutch wireless controller and the Pulsefire Haste wireless mouse; as well as other analog products such as the Alloy Origins 65 mechanical keyboard, new variants of the Cloud II headphones, and the innovative Cloud Core headphones with DTS Headphone: X audio.
Beginning with the new wireless headphones HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless, we find wireless headphones very similar to the rest of the devices in the family, offering the characteristic comfort with earpads made of a custom memory foam covered with soft and flexible leatherette, as well as a resistant aluminum frame for greater durability and stability. .
Although without a doubt the most interesting feature of this new model is without a doubt its battery, with the longest battery life in a wireless gaming headset, with up to 300 hours of autonomy on a single charge. But that is not all. And it is that the Cloud Alpha Wireless provide an immersive audio experience with DTS Headphone: X3, using new and improved dual chamber technology and HyperX 50mm drivers, featuring a slimmer and lighter design while maintaining the sound and performance of the original wired version.
Continuing with the rest of the headphones presented, the new HyperX Cloud II Pink combine a fresh new selection of pink and white colors with the brand’s signature comfort and sound, using an advanced audio control box that offers virtual 7.1 surround sound, as well as the characteristic design of the Cloud family with a foam of memory, premium leatherette finishes, and a sturdy aluminum frame provide long-lasting durability, stability, and maximum comfort for extended gaming sessions.
So these headphones are updated with specially tuned 53mm drivers than to reproduce rich, punchy sounds with greater clarity and precision.
Lastly, we can’t stop highlighting the new HyperX Cloud Core DTS, a gaming headset designed to offer an immersive audio experience thanks to DTS Headphone technology: X3, which offers precise 3D audio specialization; and its flexible and detachable noise-canceling microphone, certified for Discord and TeamSpeak.
How could it be otherwise, these helmets are built on a durable aluminum frame and adjustable headband, using HyperX’s signature memory foam and soft artificial leather to maintain the brand’s signature design lines and comfort.
On the other hand, HyperX has also presented other products that will also join its catalog in the coming weeks and months, such as the new HpyerX Clutch, a wireless game controller backed by a dual connection via Bluetooth 4.2 and a 2.4 GHz wireless receiver, allowing it to offer compatibility for use with computers, consoles, mobile devices and almost any smart device.
In fact, this wireless controller includes a removable and adjustable holder designed specifically for mobile phones, with an extendable clip up to 41 x 86 millimeters, also equipping an integrated rechargeable battery that offers up to 19 hours of duration on a single charge, ensuring uninterrupted gaming while roaming.
Although speaking of movement, it certainly stands out the HyperX Pulsefire Haste, a wireless mouse with ultralight honeycomb hexagonal shell design It offers faster movements and greater ventilation, along with a low latency wireless connection technology, offering outstanding speed and precision.
The Pulsefire Haste wireless mouse features six programmable buttons with built-in memory, customizable with HyperX NGENUITY software along with other settings such as DPI, RGB lighting, button mapping, and macro recording; and has a long battery life of up to 100 hours on a single charge.
Thus, although the mouse may appear less robust or unprotected when presenting this open design, it has IP55 water resistance and dust certifications and TTC Golden micro switches with a lifespan of up to 80 million clicks that, combined with low friction pure PTFE skids, will offer effortless sliding motion. Additionally, the Pulsefire Haste includes additional grip tapes for both sides of the mouse, as well as the left and right buttons.
Finally, we find the new HyperX Alloy Origins 65 mechanical keyboard, a version of its namesake keyboard reduced to a form factor 65% TKL, which reduces its frames to only do without the numeric keyboard, while maintaining other keys such as the direction arrows or the special functions of suppressing or advancing and going backward among others.
As the company has detailed, this keyboard has HyperX Red and Aqua linear mechanical switches built for performance, rated at 80 million clicks of life per switch. The keyboard features premium RGB-backlit dual-shot PBT keycaps, with an exposed LED design for brighter lighting with radiant lighting effects and five adjustable brightness levels.
In addition, to compensate for its compact size, it uses secondary key functions through HyperX NGENUITY software, allowing users to customize lighting, game mode and macro settings, offering up to three profiles with on-board memory.
As detailed by the company, all the products presented will be available through the official website of HyperX and other local distributors, dating their arrival during the next weeks and months, starting from next February.
