Description
Price: $139.99 - $89.99
(as of Apr 19,2025 01:05:58 UTC – Details)
The HyperX Quad Cast is the ideal all-inclusive standalone microphone for streamers, podcasters and gamers that are looking for a condenser mic with impressive quality sound. The Quad Cast includes its own anti-vibration shock mount to help reduce the sound of any movements. It has a built-in pop filter that reduces any muffles or popping noises for clearer voice quality. Instantly know your mic status with the LED indicator and with the tap-to-mute to easily mute yourself without any delay. Choose between the four polar patterns (Cardioid, Bidirectional, Omnidirectional and Stereo) to fit your streaming needs and adjust the sensitivity by using the gain control knob. Includes a mount adapter that fits both 3/8” and 5/8” thread sizes and is compatible with most microphone stands. Quad Cast is certified by Discord and TeamSpeak to ensure that the Quad Cast is the perfect microphone for broadcasting loud and clear for all your followers and listeners. Whether you’re plugging into a PC, PS4, or Mac, you’ll be able to deliver quality sound to anyone tuning in.
Features:
Microphone:
Power consumption: 5V 125 mA
Sample/bit rate: 48Hz/16-bit
Element: Electret condenser microphone
Condenser type: Three 14mm condensers
Polar patterns: Stereo, Omnidirectional, Cardioid, Bidirectional
Frequency response: 20Hz – 20kHz
Sensitivity: -36dB (1V/Pa at 1kHz)
Cable length: 3m
Weight:
Microphone: 254g
Shock mount and stand 364g
Total with USB Cable: 710g
Headphone Output:
Impedance: 32 Ohms
Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
Maximum Power Output: 7mW
THD: <0.05% (1kHz/0dBFS)
SNR: > 90dB (1kHZ, RL = infinity)
Compatible with: PC Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, PS4, Mac, Skype, Mumble, Open Broadcaster Software, and XSplit
Certified by: Discord and TeamSpeak.
Radiant red lighting with dynamic effects: Stunning red lighting and dynamic effects for an eye-catching shot of customizable style.
Built-in anti-vibration shock mount: Isolate the mic and suppress the sound of unintentional rumbles and bumps with the elastic rope suspension.
Tap-to-mute sensor with LED status indicator: Use the convenient tap-to-mute functionality to prevent an audio accident along with the help of the LED mic status indicator. If the light is on, the mic is active, if the light is off, the mic is muted.
Four selectable polar patterns: Choose between four polar patterns (stereo, omnidirectional, cardioid, bidirectional) to optimize your broadcast setup and keep the focus on the sounds you want to be heard.
Gain control adjustment: Easily adjust your mic sensitivity by turning the dial at the bottom of the QuadCast.
Versatile adapter fits 3/8-inch and 5/8-inch threaded setups, compatible with most mic stands or boom arms. The internal pop filter helps block plosive sounds from hitting the mic, and you can monitor the mic via the headphone jack.
Get great sound whether you’re connecting to a PC, PS5, PS4, or Mac. QuadCast is certified by Discord and TeamSpeak, and works on major streaming platforms like Streamlabs OBS, OBS Studio, and XSplit.
Customers say
Customers find this microphone superior to their headset mics and appreciate its clear sound quality, with one noting it picks up sounds from all angles. The microphone is solidly built, easy to set up with plug-and-play functionality, and features a convenient touch-sensitive mute button. Customers consider it good value for money and like its professional appearance, with one mentioning how well it works with Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX computer speakers.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
SKHAN –
The best mic I have owned!
Hands down the best mic I have ever owned. I have had several mics and HyperX is far superior with product quality and design. I ordered one for myself and my husband loved it so much I got him one too! This mic has all the features you could want or need. Easy to use, can plug headset into the mic and hear yourself and others perfectly. Great for podcasting! Let’s not forget how awesome this looks! Glows red unless muted and the mute button…well you don’t even need to fully touch it to mute. Just hover over the mute button to mute or unmute. Many mics I have had you can hear the mute button being pressed or they wear away and stop working.
Blake –
Great Mic ðï¸
I used to own one of these and got this as a gift for someone and they love it too. It’s a super crisp and clear mic with a built in pop filter and shock mount. The mic will pick up sounds from all angles so if you have a child or maybe a group of people over being chatty it’ll pick up some background noise easily. It’s probably the only down side to the mic really. But if you have a private room or gaming room this is the best mic for its price range in my opinion having used it myself for sometime before upgrading. It’ll also fit any basic arm stand and comes with a stand of its own to sit on the table or desk but you can remove it. There is a touch screen mute button on top of the mic to quickly mute it and un-mute it. It’s works on discord and anything else you’d wanna use it on.
Robert Eppich –
Gold Standard for Everyday Gaming and Content Creation
A huge upgrade from any product from Blue, whether it be the Yeti or Snowball, HyperX has proven that they can hang with the big boys of USB microphones. This microphone has all the features you could need for a midrange or even high end setup. It features 4 different audio capture options, including cardioid, stereo, mono, and bi-directional, the lattermost being great for podcasting/1 on 1 interviews. The stand is made out of metal and very stable, so this microphone isn’t going to fall over at any point. Very easy to mute and unmute by simply tapping the top like you would any touchscreen, and the red LEDs giving a clear indication that it is unmuted.The sound quality itself is exceptional, very clear and doesn’t produce very much USB noise. The microphone has some noise cancellation through the foam in the main chassis, but an additional pop filter is recommended for more noise reduction. It’s also very easy to adjust the gain with the slider on the bottom to control the volume of your voice. The microphone also has a line out audio jack that is great for monitoring, and even works well as an external sound card for a laptop or other device in a pinch. No software is needed to get the most out of this microphone, which is very welcome.This is overall one of the best microphones you can get around the $100 range that is from a reputable brand, and has given me no issues and only worked exactly as needed for well over 2 years now. Recommended to anyone looking to do light to heavy amounts of gaming or content creation.
Logan Peterson –
One Year Review
I’ve had this microphone since June of 2021, so its been over a year now and its still going strong as one of the best desktop microphones I have ever owned if not, the best. Sure there’s the upgraded model, The HyperX Quadcast S, however for me at the time it was a tad out of my comfortable price range I was willing to spend on a microphone but the standard Quadcast is perfect for everything ranging from just chatting with friends to streaming with actually decent, dare I say, professional audio quality without any sort of troubleshooting out of the box. I’m not sure if the upgraded model would have suited me better but the standard model had already blown me away from both its sound and build quality. Its decently built and can withstand some abuse (my delivery person threw the microphone across my front porch to my door without care and it was perfectly fine). The stand it comes with is fine by itself and if you have the room on your desk is definitely a good option for holding the Quadcast however it can be mounted onto most microphone arms if you need to do so. I personally have my quadcast on a super cheap mounting arm and I have found it doesn’t affect the overall noticeable sound quality. The only thing I can really say is a negative about this microphone is that after over a year of constant everyday use, the red lights do seem to be dimming in some spots of the microphone but it does have to be dark in the room to really notice it, besides its just cosmetic anyway so its really not an issue.I have found that a pop filter isn’t entirely necessary for this microphone as the noise cancelation of most software combined with this microphone is more than enough to negate that annoying popping sound. For example, programs like Discord will completely negate not only popping but pretty much all background sounds with this microphone if you have it setup correctly, but things that use raw input like OBS, Voicemod, ect. would definitely benefit for having at least a pop filter of some sort but it doesn’t need to be any high end filter by any means.Overall I would give the HyperX Quadcast a 9.7/10 for build quality, sound quality, ease of use, and the really cool looking aesthetic.
Ryan Eghtedari –
Great bang for buck microphone
I’ve been using this product for a little under one year with my PC for discord calls, games, etc. It doesn’t require any sort of software set up, which is nice. The audio quality isn’t out of this world, but it’s great for any non-creator use cases. The different settings on the knob seem to change very little. Having the mute button on the tip of the mic is very useful and a great touch, it’s also super responsive and never misses a touch.I’m definitely happy with this purchase on the whole, it’s an excellent microphone for causal use cases.
Bones –
Bit of a late review to purchase, but this microphone is wonderful.Bought it on recommendation and I didnât know what to expect.The tap function on the top of the microphone to mute and unmute paired with a clear âon” and “off” from the LED in the mic helps tremendously.Plugging it in for the first time is easy and effortless, and the modes toggled on the knob are simple and effective.The audio quality produced through is it great! after a few tests to sedate my curiosity I discovered its strong enough to even pick up on my heartbeat if I leaned close to it and with the correct settings.Iâm not using this thing for anything professional, but for me itâs PLENTY enough!Conclusion: nothing bad to say! Easy to set up, sound is great and it looks cool too, a really nice addiction to the desk. I very much recommend this microphone
Michal –
The microphone sounds good, no weird noises, rattling or anything. Although I recommend a pop filter, the built in one is not bad, but sometimes when pronouncing p’s and s’s you hear a pop. I use it on a cheap microphone stand and it works great. On the top of the mic you have the mute button, there is no click, you just hover to lightly tap it. When the mic is muted, the red light turns off. I have not tested the different sound settings knob on the back. There is a also a audio jack on the back.I recommend this microphone, using it almost daily past 6 months.
sevban –
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Robin –
Haft denna micken några år nu.Ljudet är riktigt bra.Har monterat micken på ett stativ istället för bordshållaren.Ser proffsig ut.
Ferdinand P. –
Quality of voice captured by the microphone is excellent.The four selectable polar patterns (stereo, omnidirectional, cardioid, bidirectional) work properly; I only wish the red light that glows inside the microphone indicate the sides of the microphone that are listening (according to the selected polar pattern). At the moment, the only way to find that out is to pick up the whole microphone, turn it around and see the selected polar pattern.The volume control has to be set to the maximum in order for the microphone to be comparable to a webcam. Unfortunately, the volume control is too easy to rotate accidentally and I often find myself recording at mid-volume, which is too soft.The five dots on the volume control do not correspond to the position of the volume control: the five dots only occupy a space of about 2cm, but the volume control rotates about 3 times as much. So I cannot tell what the current volume is unless I rotate it to the maximum or to the minimum (i.e. until the volume control hits its rotation limit).I find the anti-vibration shock mount does little to dampen the vibration from the keyboard or from the hand touching the table. Everything is picked up by the sensitive microphone.