HyperX DuoCast Review

HyperX DuoCast Microphone Review

By Mack Ashworth

The HyperX DuoCast sits between the SoloCast and QuadCast as a sub-$100 USB microphone aiming to provide great audio quality in addition to RGB flair, while having a small footprint that doesn’t impose on a gaming or streaming setup. It does a lot right, though there are some niggles that potential buyers will want to consider.

Twice as…

  • Solid audio quality.
  • Fantastic mute switch.
  • Tasteful RGB implementation.
  • Latest version of NGENUITY works great.
  • Only available in black... for now.
  • Awkward pricing compared to the regularly discounted QuadCast.
  • Omnidirectional audio quality becomes a little too rough.
  • *Wobble, wobble*

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Solid audio quality. Fantastic mute switch. Tasteful RGB implementation. Latest version of NGENUITY works great. Only available in black... for now. Awkward pricing compared to the regularly discounted QuadCast. Omnidirectional audio quality becomes a little too rough. *Wobble, wobble*
Titanfall 3
Solid audio quality. Fantastic mute switch. Tasteful RGB implementation. Latest version of NGENUITY works great. Only available in black... for now. Awkward pricing compared to the regularly discounted QuadCast. Omnidirectional audio quality becomes a little too rough. *Wobble, wobble*
Damnview: Built From Nothing
Solid audio quality. Fantastic mute switch. Tasteful RGB implementation. Latest version of NGENUITY works great. Only available in black... for now. Awkward pricing compared to the regularly discounted QuadCast. Omnidirectional audio quality becomes a little too rough. *Wobble, wobble*
Star Citizen
Solid audio quality. Fantastic mute switch. Tasteful RGB implementation. Latest version of NGENUITY works great. Only available in black... for now. Awkward pricing compared to the regularly discounted QuadCast. Omnidirectional audio quality becomes a little too rough. *Wobble, wobble*
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