HyperX is getting in on the licensed Xbox One accessory game with a couple of new headsets and a controller charging dock. Starting at $25, the new accessories offer more budget-minded options for gamers looking to save some cash.
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You'll be able to use this headset with a variety of consoles, and the included carrying case means you can take it with you anywhere.
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That price is already $10 better than what the Cloud II goes for without a case, so the extra portability is just icing on the cake.
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These prices won't stick around for long, so you'll want to act quickly.
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