The HyperX CloudX Flight is a closed cup headset for the Xbox One

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HyperX's latest headset is officially licensed by Xbox One to help you chat with your friends.

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What you need to know

  • The HyperX CloudX Flight is a new headset that works with the Xbox One.
  • The closed cup headset works with the Xbox One, TeamSpeak, Discord, Skype, and Mumble.
  • The HyperX CloudX Flight is available for $160 from HyperX and select retailers.

HyperX announced the HyperX CloudX Flight, a new headset that's officially licensed for the Xbox One. The closed cup headset offers up to 30 hours of battery life according to HyperX and includes memory foam to make it comfortable for long gaming sessions. The headset is available now for $160 from select retailers.

The HyperX CloudX Flight has adjustable steel sliders on its headband and memory foam to provide an optimal fit. It has 50mm drivers within closed cups that can rotate 90 degrees. HyperX built several features into the headset, including the ability to adjust LED effects, mute the headset's microphone, and control its volume. The noise-canceling microphone is detachable as well.

HyperX states that the CloudX Flight is certified by TeamSpeak and Discord and compatible with Skype and Mumble. It uses the 2.4 GHz wireless frequency to connect to devices.

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