HyperX announced several sales milestones today, including 10 million gaming headsets sold and over one million gaming keyboards sold.
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.
Switch out your keys with the included textured keycaps that are perfect for FPS play.
Grab the keyboard with Red or Brown Cherry MX mechanical switches at this sale price.
Celebrate the release of Classic WoW with an extra 20% off the HyperX tenkeyless mechanical keyboard.
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.
Don't underestimate this microphone even if you've never heard of it.
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.
Upgrade your audio experience, regardless of platform.
Woot's limited-time sale on HyperX memory and storage products includes several office essentials, and a few for gamers too.
These prices won't stick around for long, so you'll want to act quickly.
This is an easy buy if you want a comfortable headset for long gaming spells.
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