The Park City-based American manufacturer expands its catalog with three new helmets designed specifically for gamers.
According to Jason Luthman, Global Product Director for Skullcandy, everyone knows that Skullcandy offers a premium audio experience, and our fans have been asking us to go back to gaming for years. We’re excited to introduce our new collection of cross-platform games to the world. The new range includes three models with prices ranging from 69.99 to 139.99 euros. The cheapest version, the SLYR, is a wired model with 50mm speakers, volume and mute buttons, and a detachable boom microphone with status LED (on or mute).
The SLYR Pro version (always wired) Added to this is the Enhanced Sound Perception technologya hearing test to customize the sound reproduction, as well as a detachable boom microphone with Clear Voice noise-cancellation technology Using machine learning algorithms and built-in Tile technology to find the headset more easily.
Finally, the PLYR crowns the range by also offering cross-platform connectivity via Bluetooth 5.2 (or via a low-latency USB-A dongle available as an option for €29) and wired, as well as 24-hour autonomy and a suspended headband offers adjustable to reduce pressure on the top of the head for lasting comfort, even after long gaming sessions. The SLYR Pro and PLYR will also be compatible with Skull HQ software, which unfortunately is initially only available on Windows PCs Will be available. The SLYR, SLYR Pro and PLYR will be marketed in different colors (DigiHype Black, DigiHype Green and DigiHype Blue) starting next month at the respective prices of 69.99/99.99 and 139.99 euros respectively.