Controller manufacturer PowerA acquires gaming headset maker LucidSound

LucidSound LS35X Source: PowerA

What you demand to know

PowerA is a popular controller and other accessories manufacturer.
Today, it announced that it had acquired LucidSound.
This came every bit a stupor to many in the industry.
This acquisition boosts PowerA because LucidSound is an established brand.

Today, Windows Cardinal received a press release stating that PowerA, the controller manufacturer, acquired LucidSound. LucidSound is known for making incredible gaming headsets that sound just equally good as they look. In my opinion, they accept the best visual designs in the entire industry, as well as all-time quality because they use high-quality materials.

The press release said the following.

Over the class of the next year, PowerA plans on bringing LucidSound into the fold and merging operations into the PowerA umbrella in a phased approach, while maintaining the core identities of each brand... Additionally, LucidSound co-founders Chris Von Huben and Aaron Smith will be joining the PowerA team and will continue to take active leadership roles in managing LucidSound, while extending their expertise to other areas of the PowerA audio concern... LucidSound is very well respected by gamers and manufacture professionals alike, and for good reason! As such, PowerA plans to preserve the brand and products of LucidSound. LucidSound products will continue to be available for purchase through the current channels and summit-tier customer service availability volition operate as usual.

This is a massive boost for PowerA and we tin can't wait to meet what the 2 companies working together will achieve.

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