Gaming peripheral giant HyperX has partnered with neurotechnology company Neurable to develop a groundbreaking prototype headset that uses EEG sensors to monitor brain activity in real time, aiming to enhance focus, reaction time, and accuracy for gamers.
HyperX, in partnership with neurotechnology company Neurable, has unveiled a gaming headset at CES 2026 that integrates AI and non-invasive EEG sensors to monitor brainwaves in real time.
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Announced at CES 2026, this industry first gaming wearable embeds non invasive EEG electrodes in the earpads to track brainwaves. AI then interprets the data to provide neurofeedback, helping players train their minds for better performance, prevent tilt, build focus before sessions, and reinforce good habits over “crap practice.”
How It Works & Early Results
- EEG Tech: Sensors detect neural signals without invasion.
- AI Analysis: Translates brain activity into actionable insights.
- Training Boost: Preliminary studies with semi pro esports players showed faster reactions, higher accuracy, and more targets hit in FPS drills.
HyperX emphasizes empowering players: “We’ve always been about the best technology to play better. Now with Neurable, we’re giving insights into how cognitive skills and focus impact gameplay to make you as competitive as possible.”
What’s Next?
The headset is still in development, no official name, price, or release date yet. It’s building on Neurable’s prior MW75 Neuro headphones (with Master & Dynamic). Hands on demos at CES impressed testers, with real improvements in aim and response times.
This neurotech push could redefine gaming gear, blending mind training with audio excellence.
