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At CES 2019, Kingston Technology's sub-brand unit, HyperX has launched their own variant of Audeze Mobius, in collaboration with Audeze Inc.
HyperX Orbit S
- Closed back, fully circumaural design
- Audeze 100mm planar magnetic drivers
- Waves NX 3D Audio with head tracking from 7.1 audio input
- Wired (not just wireless) USB-C
- 3.5mm connection also included
- Detachable electretet condenser microphone
- A more U- or V-shaped sound tuning (more bass/highs) differing from the more neutral tuning of Mobious
- 10-50 000 Hz
- 10 hour battery life
- weight 350g
- Price: $329
- Availability: Q2/2019
There is also a non-NX headset tracking based version Orbit (without the S) for $299.
More at:
https://business.financialpost.com/...-and-waves-3d-nx-audio-technology-at-ces-2019
Here's a photo from Verge showing how they look in real life:
More at The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/7/1...s-planar-magnetic-price-release-date-ces-2019
So in short, looks like a slightly cheaper version of Mobius with a wired connection and more "gamer" like sound tuning, with a slightly different design, but same underlying technology.
HyperX Orbit S
- Closed back, fully circumaural design
- Audeze 100mm planar magnetic drivers
- Waves NX 3D Audio with head tracking from 7.1 audio input
- Wired (not just wireless) USB-C
- 3.5mm connection also included
- Detachable electretet condenser microphone
- A more U- or V-shaped sound tuning (more bass/highs) differing from the more neutral tuning of Mobious
- 10-50 000 Hz
- 10 hour battery life
- weight 350g
- Price: $329
- Availability: Q2/2019
There is also a non-NX headset tracking based version Orbit (without the S) for $299.
More at:
https://business.financialpost.com/...-and-waves-3d-nx-audio-technology-at-ces-2019
Here's a photo from Verge showing how they look in real life:
More at The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/7/1...s-planar-magnetic-price-release-date-ces-2019
So in short, looks like a slightly cheaper version of Mobius with a wired connection and more "gamer" like sound tuning, with a slightly different design, but same underlying technology.
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