The CES event in Las Vegas is always a great opportunity for the tech world’s most important brands to showcase their new products. In this case, we wanted to focus on the products that HyperX, one of our favorite gaming brands, brought to Las Vegas.
The Cloud Alpha wireless headphones, the HyperX Clutch wireless controller, the Pulsefire Haste mouse or the Alloy Origins 65 mechanical keyboard, were some of its novelties.
We’ll tell you all below.
New HyperX products unveiled at CES
His product presentation was quite varied since he touched on all the important products for a gamer: a headset, a keyboard, a mouse and a remote control.
Wireless headsets: HyperX Cloud Alpha, Cloud II Pink and Cloud Core DTSç
There are three new things to the headphones that HyperX introduced us to. Perhaps its main protagonist has been the Cloud Alpha, a new wireless gaming headset that promises to have the longest battery life of any gaming headset on the market. They promise up to 300 hours of use, on a single charge.
HyperX explained that the Cloud Alphas also feature a lighter design and improved dual chamber technology. It comes with the brand’s 50mm drivers. As in the previous models, we again see the removable noise-canceling microphone.
Another novelty that will appeal to those looking for a design that comes out of the typical black color that we see in most gaming devices is that the Cloud II headset will now also be available in white and pink.
The other headphones that HyperX has brought to Las Vegas are the Cloud Core DTS. This range of headphones are exclusively designed to provide the most immersive audio experience while playing video games.
HyperX Alloy Origins 65 Mechanical Keyboard
A good player will want to have a mechanical mixer. And in this HyperX, knows how to do its job well. The new Alloy Origins 65 has a lifespan of 80 million clicks per switch. In addition, it promises precision and a spacious design to make it as optimal as possible for video games.
HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless Mouse
To complement the other new devices, HyperX introduced an ultralight mouse that features a hexagonal honeycomb design to allow for better ventilation.
It’s a wireless mouse that promises a reliable 2.4 GHz frequency and up to 100 hours of battery life on a single charge.
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