HEY EVERYONE, I'M STEVE FROM GAMERS NEXUS.NET AND WE'RE HERE AT KINGSTON AND THE HYPERX SUITES AT CES 2016 TODAY.

We're here to take a closer look at the new Revolver headset from HyperX. As a follow-up to their popular Cloud and Cloud 2 headsets, the Revolver promises to bring some exciting new features to the table. Before we dive in, I want to thank our sponsor, iY Power's Revolt 2 small form factor gaming PC.

Now, let's take a look at the Revolver headset itself. One of the most noticeable changes from its predecessors is the suspension headband design. This feature is also found in Steel Series headsets like the Siberia series, and it provides a more comfortable fit for users. The headband consists of two metal bars that move up and down as you adjust the headset to your head size. This design helps to distribute weight evenly and reduces pressure points.

The drivers on the Revolver are 50mm units, but we don't know much about the diaphragm technology or material used just yet. We do know that they're designed to provide a wide soundstage, which should be beneficial for users who play more FPS-style games. The ear cups are closed-back, and the headset is designed to block out external noise.

One thing to note is that the Revolver does not feature Dolby Atmos or 3D surround technology. It's a standard stereo headset, but it should still provide an immersive gaming experience for users. As for pricing, we're looking at around $120 when it launches in Q2. This puts it in line with other high-end gaming headsets on the market.

It's worth noting that there will be another headset in the Revolver lineup, called the Revolver S. This surround headset features Dolby Atmos and 3D surround technology, as well as an inline dongle with a toggle for activating these features. The dongle also includes up/down volume buttons for easy control of the microphone input levels.

Another feature of the Revolver S is that the microphone is detachable, like on previous HyperX headsets. This should provide users with more flexibility and convenience when it comes to using their headset.

That's about all we know about the Revolver headset right now. We'll have to wait until review time approaches for more detailed specifications and information about its performance. If you're interested in learning more about this headset or other gear we've covered here at CES, be sure to hit the link in the description below. You can also support our content by checking out our Patreon link or watching the post-review video. Thanks for tuning in, and I'll see you all next time!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey everyone I'm Steve from Gamers nexus.net and we're here at Kingston and the hyperx Suites at CES 2016 today we're looking at the new revolver headset this is a follow on to the cloud and Cloud 2 but before that all this content is brought to you by iy power's Revolt 2 small form factor gaming PC so the revolver headset is the one here beside me and this is a bit different from the cloud and the Cloud 2 headsets if you've seen those previously with this one the most noticeable change is the suspension headband design so that's sort of familiar to users of the steel series headsets like the Siberia for example so it's got a suspension headband design which is basically two metal bars up here and then the headband itself moves up and down as you fit the headset the drivers are 50 mm drivers we don't know a whole lot about the diaphragm technology or anything like that right now don't know the diaphragm material but we know that they are 50 millimeter drivers and that the ear cups are closed back ear cups for this headset and the sound stage is pretty wide so it should be beneficial to users who are playing more FPS style games this particular headset next to me is not doe or 3D surround any type of Technology enabled so it's just a standard stereo headset and this is in the range of $120 when it's launched it's not final just yet kinson and hyperx are targeting a Q2 launch the other headset is the revolver s which is a surround headset that does have the Dolby Tech and in line in the inline dongle there's a toggle for the Dolby Surround technology as well as a up down volume button for the headset and for the microphone input levels so that's pretty much all that we know right now other than I suppose can mention the microphone's detachable like the previous two headsets but beyond that we'll have to look at more detailed specifications as review time approaches if you like this type of coverage as always hit the link in the description below for more information on this headset or information on all the other stuff we've covered here at C in the past few days and check that patreon link the postr video if you want to help us out directly I will see you all next timehey everyone I'm Steve from Gamers nexus.net and we're here at Kingston and the hyperx Suites at CES 2016 today we're looking at the new revolver headset this is a follow on to the cloud and Cloud 2 but before that all this content is brought to you by iy power's Revolt 2 small form factor gaming PC so the revolver headset is the one here beside me and this is a bit different from the cloud and the Cloud 2 headsets if you've seen those previously with this one the most noticeable change is the suspension headband design so that's sort of familiar to users of the steel series headsets like the Siberia for example so it's got a suspension headband design which is basically two metal bars up here and then the headband itself moves up and down as you fit the headset the drivers are 50 mm drivers we don't know a whole lot about the diaphragm technology or anything like that right now don't know the diaphragm material but we know that they are 50 millimeter drivers and that the ear cups are closed back ear cups for this headset and the sound stage is pretty wide so it should be beneficial to users who are playing more FPS style games this particular headset next to me is not doe or 3D surround any type of Technology enabled so it's just a standard stereo headset and this is in the range of $120 when it's launched it's not final just yet kinson and hyperx are targeting a Q2 launch the other headset is the revolver s which is a surround headset that does have the Dolby Tech and in line in the inline dongle there's a toggle for the Dolby Surround technology as well as a up down volume button for the headset and for the microphone input levels so that's pretty much all that we know right now other than I suppose can mention the microphone's detachable like the previous two headsets but beyond that we'll have to look at more detailed specifications as review time approaches if you like this type of coverage as always hit the link in the description below for more information on this headset or information on all the other stuff we've covered here at C in the past few days and check that patreon link the postr video if you want to help us out directly I will see you all next time\n"