Solocast Series

The SoloCast microphone is compatible with the PS4. It can be selected as an audio input device while a separate device can be selected for audio output under the PS4 settings.

Tap the top of the microphone to mute/unmute the microphone. The microphone LED will indicate the current mute status of the microphone. ​ LED On - Mute Off LED Flashing - Mute On

Using a Microphone Mount SoloCast can be removed from its stand and used with microphone mounts with either 3/8” or 5/8” threads. ​

Try to Rotate the microphone 90 degrees to see if this decreases the keyboard typing audio. Check to ensure that the front of the microphone is facing towards the desired sound source. A mic arm can also be used to further reduce noises caused by vibration and help direct the microphone audio pick-u

General Power supply: 5V/100mA (USB) Working current: 47mA USB Specification: USB 2.0 (full speed) Sampling rates: 48kHz, 44.1kHz, 32kHz, 16kHz,8kHz Bit-depth: 16-bit Compatibility: Windows 7 & above, Mac OS, PS4™ Cable length: 2m Weight: Microphone: 261g Microphone stand: 125g Total with USB cable:

SoloCast PS4 Settings ​​ ​ Connect the microphone to a USB port on the PS4™ with the included USB cable. To ensure the microphone is configured correctly on the PS4™, follow the steps below: From the PS4™ main menu, go to Settings > Devices > Audio Devices. Set Input Device to USB Microsoft (HyperX

SoloCast Overview A. Top-to-mute Sensor B. Microphone Status LED C. Microphone Alignment Guide D. Microphone Stand E. USB-C Port F. USB Cable

We are aware there is a specific build of the SoloCast microphone that does not currently support PlayStation 5 consoles. This does not affect the majority of SoloCasts, but rather only this one build. The HyperX engineering team is hard at work to develop and deploy a firmware update through our NG

Microphone Position SoloCast should be placed with the front of the microphone facing the sound source. This is indicated by the alignment guide on both the microphone and the stand. SoloCast can be rotated to allow for easy placement under a monitor. ​

Using with PC or Mac ​​ ​ Connect the microphone to a USB port on the PC or Mac with the included USB cable. Windows To ensure the microphone is configured correctly on the PC, follow the steps below: 1. Right-click on the sound icon in the system tray and select Open Sound Settings. ​​ ​ 2. Select