HyperXQuadCast – Standalone Microphone for streamers, content creators and gamers PC, PS4, and Mac, usb

I've always loved HyperX products, I have a 7 year old Hyperx Cloud II headset that's still going strong even though the leather is starting to flake off. HyperX construction always feels premium with the brushed metal, soft leather, accent stitched thread, etc and their microphone line follows that same trend. The Quadcast is much bigger and heavier than I expected it to be based on the listing photos. It feels sturdy in the hands. Nothing feels cheap, not even the soft coated plastic parts. It looks sleek, even for a gaming mic. I don't care for the black and red or RGB aesthetic, but HyperX does a good job of toning it down while still making it marketable to that specific crowd. I bought a pop filter that blocks out 90% of the red LED which unfortunately can't be turned off, although it serves the purpose of letting you know that the mic is on and active so it's not all bad. I would recommend a pop filter, although the Quadcast has one built in, it was still picking up some pops from about 7-8 inches from my mouth. Pop filter eliminates it entirely. I also bought a boom arm, the Quadcast's shock stand wasn't able to filter out impact noise from my wood desk, could just be the size and density of my desk and not specifically the stand's fault, but again the boom arm eliminates that issue entirely.As far as performance, I was upgrading from my Hyperx Cloud II mic which has always been subpar so it was a significant difference, all of my friends mentioned it within seconds of hearing me talk on the Quadcast, saying I sounded really clear, like I was "in their head", or like I was on a podcast. This was with no finetuning, now I use the SteelSeries Sonar program for the ClearCast AI noise cancelling, it filters out my keyboard taps and background noise better than Discord's Krispy and also carries over into in-game recordings, Krispy obviously cannot. Also love the mute function. Gentle tap on the end of the mic works every time, super responsive.It's a great mic, I don't think you'll find anything better for the price, this is it. I've already gotten some of my friends to buy it because they were so blown away by how much better and clearer I sound. If you've been considering making the switch from a headset mic, I'd say look no further. You will not be disappointed with this mic.

I recently purchased the HyperX QuadCast Standalone Microphone, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed with its performance. From its sleek design to its exceptional audio quality, this microphone has exceeded my expectations in every way.First and foremost, the build quality of the QuadCast is top-notch. It feels sturdy and durable, which is important for a piece of equipment that will see regular use. The sleek and modern design also adds a touch of elegance to my setup, enhancing the overall aesthetic.But beyond its looks, the QuadCast truly shines in its audio performance. The clarity and crispness of the sound it captures are outstanding. Whether I'm recording podcasts, streaming games, or conducting virtual meetings, the QuadCast delivers crystal-clear audio that is sure to impress.I also appreciate the convenience of the built-in shock mount, which helps reduce unwanted vibrations and noise for a cleaner recording. The adjustable gain control and headphone output are additional features that make it easy to fine-tune my audio setup to suit my needs.Overall, the HyperX QuadCast Standalone Microphone is a fantastic product that I would highly recommend to anyone in need of a high-quality microphone. Its exceptional build quality, stylish design, and outstanding audio performance make it a standout choice in its price range. Whether you're a content creator, streamer, or professional needing reliable audio equipment, the QuadCast won't disappoint.

I bought this microphone last year but am only now getting around to writing a review. Overall, this microphone is of excellent quality, the audio sounds crips and clear. One of its standout features is the adjustable audio input setting, controlled by a dial on the back, which helps minimise background noise. The microphone feels sturdy and well-made, not cheap or overly lightweight, you can easily change the stand out as well. Additionally, you can easily change the colour of the microphone with the HyperX NGenuity software, and it's not too difficult to understand. One downside I’ve noticed is that, on Windows 11, the microphone automatically switches on when certain apps are opened. And people can occasionally also hear my mouse clicks or typing on the keyboard (despite adjusting the dial) but that is about it. No issues so far with the audio quality however! 5/5If your microphone sounds too quiet even after you've changed the dial, go to the (Windows) Settings > System > Sounds and scroll down to Input and increase the volume there.