(PR) GravaStar Introduces the Mercury Edge Series of Wireless Gaming Headsets
GravaStar, the design-driven gaming hardware brand known for its sci-fi aesthetic, today announced the Mercury Edge Series.
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GravaStar unveiled the Mercury Edge Series of wireless gaming headsets, anchored by the Mercury Edge Pro model. The headsets feature 53 millimeter dynamic drivers paired with spatial audio technology. The design draws from skeletal forms with flowing contours, polished transitions and layered earcup geometry, finished with seven-color RGB lighting.
The Mercury Edge Pro and standard Mercury Edge offer wireless connectivity with extended battery life. Both models include memory foam ear cushions, rotating earcups that turn 90 degrees, and adjustable headbands for fit customization.
The Mercury Edge Lite variant takes a different approach, eliminating the battery entirely and connecting directly through USB-C. All models in the series maintain GravaStar's science fiction-inspired aesthetic as a core design element.
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GravaStar, the design-driven gaming hardware brand known for its sci-fi aesthetic, today announced the Mercury Edge Series. Led by Mercury Edge Pro, the lineup pairs GravaStar's distinctive design language with 53 mm dynamic drivers and spatial gaming audio. Mercury Edge adds versatile wireless connectivity and extended battery life, while Mercury Edge Lite offers a direct, battery-free USB-C experience. Sculpted Design with a Distinct Gaming Identity Inspired by skeletal architecture, the series combines flowing contours, polished transitions and layered earcup geometry with seven-color RGB lighting. Memory foam cushions, 90-degree rotating earcups and a sliding headband provide an adaptable over-ear fit.
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