Description
HyperX SoloCast – USB Condenser Gaming Microphone, – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
HyperX SoloCast – USB Condenser Gaming Microphone, for PC, PS5, PS4, and Mac, Tap-to-Mute Sensor, Cardioid Polar Pattern, great for Gaming, Streaming, Podcasts, Twitch, YouTube, Discord – White
Product Dimensions
3.1 x 3.8 x 6.9 inches
Item Weight
9.2 ounces
ASIN
B09XQVB4XC
Item model number
519T2AA
Date First Available
July 18, 2022
Manufacturer
HP Inc.
Country of Origin
China
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Recommended Uses For Product
Streaming, Gaming
Brand
HyperX
Model Name
SoloCast
Connectivity Technology
USB
Connector Type
USB Type-C
Special Feature
Stand
Compatible Devices
PS4, PS5, Personal Computer, Mac
Color
White
Included Components
Microphone w/Stand, USB Type-C to USB-A Cable (2M)
Polar Pattern
Unidirectional
Purchase advice :
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
Does the shop give you an invoice ?
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After-sales service :
Do they have an after-sales service to have information about the installation or operation (instructions for use). Also in case of problem, it is the seller who takes charge or you must contact the manufacturer or supplier yourself.
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M. Z (verified owner) –
Yeti > Quadcast S overall – I’m a streamer that went from a Blue Yeti (standard) to a HyperX Quadcast S. After using it for about a week, I’ll be returning this. For reference, I used the mic on a Windows PC for streaming games and talking on Discord, so it was always on Cardioid mode. I did not use an interface. Price was not an issue for me (it was on sale for TG/BF weekend when I purchased, but HyperX is typically more expensive than Blue).
A. E (verified owner) –
Five stars… with the right software – Warning: this microphone is incredibly sensitive. Do not buy this if you do not plan to use software to help filter out noises that you do not want to be heard. Out of the box, this microphone was literally picking up the noises of my clothing against my chair and the sound of my arm moving across my mouth mouse pad. Not to mention louder noises such as the clicking of my mouse and the switches on my keyboard.
Z. T (verified owner) –
Awesome mic, almost too sensitive! – So I ordered this because I got tired of wearing a headset for 8-16 hour a day and wanted to swap to external speakers for work. Well, color me impressed! Both work and gaming have told me that it’s the best sound they’ve heard yet for my mics and I’ve tried a few. It blows away my headset mic and that’s a Logitech Wireless Pro X ($200 headset). Even with the gain turned all the way down, I use a software gain to decrease its sensitivity so I can listen to music or TV in the background without it being picked up and other parties having to listen to it.
M. H (verified owner) –
Love it! – I haven’t had much experience with mics.
J. O (verified owner) –
Noise cancellation – This microphone is of really good quality for the price. The button on the top allows for quick mute, but I am sure there is a hotkey binding feature that can be applied to mute. The mic itself reminds me of a pill, but there are extra attachments that can be used to mount it differently. Personally, I took apart an old lamp stand and 3D printed models to mount it to my desk. The audio comes only from the front end, so make sure it is facing you as the audio protrudes in a cardioid polarized wide 76-degree beam width (guess), but if you fly sUASs, then in terms of piloting, it is like a patch antenna, but with less range. Another key feature to note is that the light color can not be changed. If you are researching a couple of 100 microphones, I would settle on this despite the price, spending $40 on a microphone is what you are expecting to spend. Settling for a random microphone called, Hape might echo microphone (look this up this is pretty funny), probably isn’t a good idea. Follow the reviews and save yourself many hours of research, already have done it for you.
Z. T (verified owner) –
Awesome mic, almost too sensitive! – So I ordered this because I got tired of wearing a headset for 8-16 hour a day and wanted to swap to external speakers for work. Well, color me impressed! Both work and gaming have told me that it’s the best sound they’ve heard yet for my mics and I’ve tried a few. It blows away my headset mic and that’s a Logitech Wireless Pro X ($200 headset). Even with the gain turned all the way down, I use a software gain to decrease its sensitivity so I can listen to music or TV in the background without it being picked up and other parties having to listen to it.
A. E (verified owner) –
Five stars… with the right software – Warning: this microphone is incredibly sensitive. Do not buy this if you do not plan to use software to help filter out noises that you do not want to be heard. Out of the box, this microphone was literally picking up the noises of my clothing against my chair and the sound of my arm moving across my mouth mouse pad. Not to mention louder noises such as the clicking of my mouse and the switches on my keyboard.
J. O (verified owner) –
Noise cancellation – This microphone is of really good quality for the price. The button on the top allows for quick mute, but I am sure there is a hotkey binding feature that can be applied to mute. The mic itself reminds me of a pill, but there are extra attachments that can be used to mount it differently. Personally, I took apart an old lamp stand and 3D printed models to mount it to my desk. The audio comes only from the front end, so make sure it is facing you as the audio protrudes in a cardioid polarized wide 76-degree beam width (guess), but if you fly sUASs, then in terms of piloting, it is like a patch antenna, but with less range. Another key feature to note is that the light color can not be changed. If you are researching a couple of 100 microphones, I would settle on this despite the price, spending $40 on a microphone is what you are expecting to spend. Settling for a random microphone called, Hape might echo microphone (look this up this is pretty funny), probably isn’t a good idea. Follow the reviews and save yourself many hours of research, already have done it for you.
M. H (verified owner) –
Love it! – I haven’t had much experience with mics.
M. Z (verified owner) –
Yeti > Quadcast S overall – I’m a streamer that went from a Blue Yeti (standard) to a HyperX Quadcast S. After using it for about a week, I’ll be returning this. For reference, I used the mic on a Windows PC for streaming games and talking on Discord, so it was always on Cardioid mode. I did not use an interface. Price was not an issue for me (it was on sale for TG/BF weekend when I purchased, but HyperX is typically more expensive than Blue).