HyperX introduces the Cloud Revolver + 7.1, a high-end surround sound gaming headset

Hyperx Cloud Revolver + 7.1
Hyperx Cloud Revolver + 7.1 (Image credit: HyperX)

What you need to know

  • HyperX today unveiled a new 7.1 surround sound gaming headset to complement its Cloud Revolver lineup.
  • It features a premium build quality with memory foam cups and steel frame.
  • 50mm directional drivers contribute to an audio quality that is deeper and wider than your average headset.
  • Price is expected to be set at $150.

HyperX makes a ton of great PC and console accessories, including gaming headsets like the Cloud II Wireless. The high-end Cloud Revolver lineup, already populated by the likes of the Revolver S, is now getting a new sibling. The Cloud Revolver + 7.1 is a high-end gaming headset for PC and PS4 with a focus on 7.1 surround sound, deep audio, and extra comfort.

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CategorySpec
DriverDynamic50mmNeodymium magnets
TypeCircumaural
Frequency response10Hz to 23.2kHz
Impedance32 Ω
Sound pressure level100.5dBSPL/mW at 1kHz
T.H.D.<2%
Weight360g376g with mic

It features 50mm directional drivers that pump out loud, clear sound and lots of bass; combined with virtual 7.1 surround sound you're going to hear everything exactly where it's meant to be. Thick memory foam lines the cans for extra over-ear comfort, making it easy to enjoy lengthy gaming sessions without any ear discomfort.

The braided cable has a redesigned inline control box that takes things to the next level. You can quickly toggle surround sound on and off, you can adjust headphone and mic input and output levels, and it even helps with microphone noise cancelling thanks to a built-in sound card. This is all built on a quality steel frame with the durability we expect from high-end HyperX products.

The HyperX Cloud Revolver + 7.1 is expected to retail for about $150, though it's currently hard to find at sellers. For now, check out the product page at the official HyperX website.

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