⁤HyperX has introduced the Cloud Mix 2 with a range of upgrades over the previous wireless gaming headset. ⁤⁤Among the main highlights is the improved battery life. ⁤⁤The company claims that the new wireless gaming headphones can deliver up to 110 hours of runtime. ⁤

⁤Another big upgrade from the new Cloud Mix 2 wireless headphones is hybrid active noise cancellation. ⁤⁤HyperX says that it will help block out external noise and provide a more immersive gaming experience. ⁤⁤Like some of the non-gaming wireless headsets, these feature an ambient mode, allowing you to stay aware of your environment when needed. ⁤

⁤The new wireless gaming headphones have also seen a connectivity boost. ⁤⁤They feature Bluetooth 5.3 LE, which promises to offer relatively low latency, better battery life, and enhanced audioquality. ⁤⁤There's support for a 2.4 GHz connection as well. ⁤⁤This wireless mode lowers the latency even further, dropping it to 20 ms. ⁤

⁤As for the sound performance, the Cloud Mix 2 feature 40 mm drivers that can offer customized audio. ⁤⁤The sound profiles can be tuned through the NGENUITY software. ⁤

⁤Besides that, the built-in microphones come with AI noise-reduction technology. ⁤⁤HyperX says that these mics can pick up your voice clearly, ensuring proper communication during competitive gaming. ⁤

⁤Other notable aspects of HyperX Cloud Mix 2 include a comfortable design and multiple Bluetooth codec support. ⁤⁤The company hasn't revealed the price yet, but the first-gen Mix gaming headphones launched at $199 (SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 curr. $179.99 on Amazon).