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HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless headset leaning against a gaming PC.
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Not every PC gamer can afford the many splurges on hardware and accessories that an evolving PC rig entails. That’s why it’s a good idea to keep your eyes peeled for tech markdowns when looking for desktop computer deals. Fortunately, we came across this exciting promo when digging through Best Buy deals not too long ago:

For a limited time, you’ll be able to purchase the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wired Gaming Headset and HyperX Alloy Origins Core TKL Wired Mechanical Keyboard for one low price of $164!

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Why you should buy the HyperX gaming bundle

PC gaming is nothing without a solid audio system, but not every player can afford the premium headsets and wall-to-wall speakers that make up some of the more expensive rigs. That’s why we’re glad to shine a light on the HyperX Cloud Alpha headset. Featuring 50mm dual-chamber drivers, these cans are engineered to upthrust the bass without adding distortion to the mix. Expect immersive stereo sound from the Cloud Alpha with well-balanced lows, mids, and highs.

Thanks to memory foam and leatherette cushioning, the Cloud Alpha is comfortable to wear for long stretches, and the rigid aluminum frame keeps the cans snug to your head. The Cloud Alpha even comes with a detachable microphone and has in-line audio controls for quick and easy volume and mic adjustments. The Cloud Alpha headset is also Discord and TeamSpeak-certified.

As for the HyperX Alloy Origins keyboard, there’s a bevy of RGB customizations literally right at your fingertips! Rated to handle up to 80 million keypresses with zero loss of quality, the Origins keyboard features an aircraft-grade aluminum body for top-notch stability, along with a detachable USB-C cable for plug-and-play portability. You’ll even be able to download HyperX’s desktop software for RGB customization and access to Game Mode settings.

We’re not sure how long this bundle price is going to hang around, but it’s a good idea to buy soon if you can. Save $28 when you purchase this HyperX PC gaming bundle at Best Buy, and be sure to check out some of the best video game deals you can get your hands on this week!

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