EvoFox Hyperion 7.1

The package includes:• EvoFox Hyperion USB 7.1 Gaming Headset• USB-C to USB-A Adapter• Warranty Card & Flyers• User Manual

• Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound• 50mm Audio Drivers• USB 7.1 Connector• USB-C Adapter Included• In-Line Control System• Audio Customization Support• Retractable Omnidirectional Microphone• Lightweight & Comfortable Design• Removable Cushions• Braided EMI-Shielded USB Cable

Unbox the headset and remove any protective films. Adjust the headband and earcups for a secure, comfortable fit. Connect the attached cable to your host.

Wired headsets do not require a power button — they become active when plugged into the host device.

The mic is Omnidirectional when pulled out of the headset, and can also be pulled back in.

Use the inline volume controller on the cable for immediate level changes. Also confirm system volume and application volume on the host.

Use the inline mic On/Off switch on the cable.

50mm drivers optimized with virtual 7.1 processing to reproduce positional, multi-channel audio.

Software-driven multi-channel simulation that provides positional audio for gaming and immersive media — enabled when using the included USB audio interface and PC software.

Retractable boom microphone with on-cable mute control and noise-reduction tuning for clear in-game voice. Retracts back into the earcup for storage

Yes , user-replaceable earpads with a locking/seat mechanism for quick removal and replacement (for hygiene or customization).

Yes, on-cable controls typically include: volume controls, mic mute on/off switch.

Yes — a dedicated PC application provides EQ presets, virtual 7.1 enable/disable, mic gain/voice effect & many more.

The headset is USB-powered (no internal battery).

No, it stays ON until it is not plugged out of the system.

Compatible with Windows and macOS for basic stereo audio. Full virtual 7.1 features and software customization are supported on Windows

Yes, basic stereo audio is supported on controllers/TVs, but virtual 7.1 and PC software features are not available.

Yes for basic stereo audio is supported, but virtual 7.1 and PC software features are not available.

• Confirm the headset is firmly connected.
• Check system playback device: set “Hyperion” as default in OS sound settings.
• Increase system and application volume.
• Try a different USB/3.5mm port or another device to isolate the issue.

• Verify inline mic mute is OFF.
• Set the Hyperion microphone as the default input device in OS settings.
• Test the mic on another device to rule out hardware fault.

• Reconnect the headset directly to the host (avoid hubs).
• Confirm OS recognizes the headset and that no conflicting audio drivers are present.
• Restart the host and relaunch the audio software.

• Check stereo balance in OS sound settings.
• Inspect cable, connector, and any adapter for damage.
• Test headset on another device to confirm whether the issue is the headset or the host.