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HyperX Has Shipped Over 20 Million Headsets

HyperX announced that they’ve officially shipped over 20 million headsets. This is a massive achievement for any company and one HyperX is understandably proud of.

In addition to the announcement, HyperX General Manager, Kevin Hague, had the following to say:

Since the launch of the first HyperX gaming headset in 2014, we’ve steadily evolved our designs and selection of products to become an industry leader for quality, comfort, and sound.

As competitive and casual gaming continues to gain popularity across PCs, consoles, and mobile platforms, we strive to further advance our headsets to new levels and look forward to delivering the next 20 million high quality headphones to discerning customers worldwide.

HyperX Press Release

Along with this milestone, HyperX also reflected on what they consider their biggest innovation during previous years.

2014 – First Gaming Headset with Comfort in Mind – the HyperX Cloud

2015 – HyperX Cloud II with USB Audio Control Box and Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound

2016 – First Official Xbox Licensed CloudX; CloudX™ Pro Gaming Headset

2017 – Next-Generation Cloud Alpha Gaming Headset with Dual Chamber Technology

2018 – Cloud MIX™ Gaming Headset with Bluetooth Technology

2019 – HyperX Adds Officially Licensed PlayStation®4 Gaming Headsets

2020 – HyperX Cloud Revolver™ Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound

HyperX Press Release

The success is also well founded. Their Cloud Orbit S, essentially the HyperX version of Audeze impressive Mobius, highlighted the power of WavesNx/3D head tracking sound and their iconic Cloud II has been a staple recommendation by gamers for years. It will be exciting to see what future things come, especially with HP now backing them.

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