HyperX QuadCast 2: upgraded controls and USB‑C, unchanged sound

Reviewers note better mounting, multi‑function wheel, and USB‑C, but say sound stays the same.

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A black microphone with a red hexagonal mesh pattern on the top, mounted on a stand.
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Specifications

Compatibility
PC; Mac; PS5; Nintendo Switch; Steam Deck
Software Compatibility
HyperX NGENUITY
Element
Three 14‑mm electro‑deltoid condenser capsules
Polar Patterns
Cardioid / Omnidirectional / Bidirectional / Stereo
Frequency Response
20 Hz – 20 kHz
Sensitivity
‑7 dB (1 V/Pa at 1 kHz)
Connection Type
USB‑C
Headphone Output
3.5‑mm jack
Cable Length
3 m
Weight – Microphone
335 g
Weight – Mic Stand & Spindle
137 g
Weight – Stand
273 g
Total Weight
819 g
Warranty
2 years
Included Items
QuadCast 2 USB microphone, 3 m USB‑C to USB‑A cable, USB‑C to USB‑A adapter, quick‑start guide
Color Options
Black / Frost
Tap‑to‑Mute Sensor
Yes
Multi‑Function Knob
Adjusts mic gain, headphone volume, monitoring level and polar pattern
LED Status Indicator
On‑board LED shows live/mute status

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A black microphone with a red hexagonal mesh pattern on the top, mounted on a stand.
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What reviewers say

  • BadIntent’s review of the HyperX QuadCast 2 notes that while the microphone adds a higher‑bit recording option, an improved mounting system and a multi‑function wheel for polar pattern, volume, and monitoring control, the overall sound signature remains unchanged. The reviewer concludes that the upgrades are not substantial enough to justify upgrading from the original QuadCast unless you don’t already own one.

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