Nacon unveiled the RIG R8 Spectre Pro HS, a dual‑wireless headset officially licensed for PlayStation 5. Building on the 800 PRO, the new model returns the base station and adds graphene drivers with ultra‑low latency. Michael Jessup, head of audio product, says the design targets competitive shooters that need precise directional cues. The headset also features a full‑bandwidth 16‑bit/48 kHz cardioid boom mic for clear squad communication.

The R8 Spectre Pro HS mixes 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.2, letting players tether to a PS5 via the included USB‑C dongle while fielding calls from a phone. Up to four adapters can be chained for instant switching between consoles or PC. Battery life tops 60 hours, recharged on the RGB‑lit base station, and the SNAP+LOCK system lets users swap ear‑cup Mod‑Plates, with limited‑edition “AAA” plates debuting at launch. The app‑controlled EQ lets players fine‑tune sound signatures per title quickly.

Pricing sets the headset at $179.99 in the United States, with Amazon and BestBuy carrying it from April 24, 2026. An Xbox‑focused R8 PRO HX launches simultaneously. Australian release follows in May at $349.99 AUD. Early reviewers praise the driver clarity, noting a noticeable edge in map awareness. By marrying studio‑grade graphene drivers with dual‑wireless flexibility, Nacon aims to cement its foothold in the high‑end competitive gaming market.