X9 M HUB Guide: Desktop Driver & Web Driver Setup – MCHOSE Official

This guide explains how to connect the MCHOSE X9 to M HUB and configure supported audio, microphone, EQ, virtual surround sound, RGB lighting, firmware, and other headset settings.

Download M HUB

Open the official M HUB page:

MCHOSE M HUB

Click Download M HUB Driver to download and install the desktop application.

Notes

The M HUB desktop application currently supports Windows 10 and later.
Windows 7 and macOS are not currently supported by the desktop application.
The M HUB Web Driver does not currently support audio products, including the X9.

Driver Interface Functions

Login Account: Sign in using the available account options shown in M HUB.
Refresh Page: Refresh the current M HUB interface.
Associated Functions: Automatically switch supported configurations based on the active program.
Change Driver Page Skin: Change the appearance of the M HUB interface.
Settings: Access general M HUB settings.

Driver Usage

Connection Method

Press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to turn on the headset.
Double-click the G button to switch to 2.4 GHz / adapter mode.
Connect the 2.4 GHz receiver directly to your computer's USB port.
The headset and receiver will automatically pair and connect.
Open the M HUB desktop application to access the headset settings.

User Manual

After entering the X9 device page in M HUB, click User Manual in the upper-right corner to view the product manual.

Audio Configuration

The Audio Configuration section includes general audio parameters, equalizer settings, sound effect modes, and virtual 7.1 surround sound.

Standard Parameters

Volume

Adjust the headset volume using the volume slider, or mute the audio with one click.

Microphone

Adjust the microphone volume using the volume slider, or mute the microphone with one click.

AI Noise Reduction

When enabled, AI Noise Reduction helps suppress background noise captured by the microphone, improving voice clarity and reducing interference from ambient sounds.

Microphone Monitoring

Microphone Monitoring allows you to hear your microphone input through the headset in real time. This can help you adjust microphone pickup, volume, and sound quality during streaming, calls, and other voice applications.

Voice Effects

Voice Effects apply real-time processing to the microphone signal to change voice characteristics or create different sound effects.

Available effects include:

Monster
Cartoon
Male Voice
Female Voice

Audio Brightening

Audio Brightening enhances higher-frequency audio detail, helping make the sound clearer and more defined.

The effect intensity can be adjusted after activation.

Dynamic Low Frequency

Dynamic Low Frequency intelligently adjusts low-frequency output, adding more impact and depth during stronger rhythms while reducing excessive bass when necessary to maintain a balanced listening experience.

Intelligent Volume

Intelligent Volume automatically detects changes in audio volume and adjusts the output to provide a more consistent listening level.

The intensity can be adjusted after activation. Available modes include:

Music Mode: High dynamic range
Voice Mode: Low dynamic range

Voice Clarification

Voice Clarification optimizes vocal frequency ranges while reducing background interference, helping improve speech clarity during music playback, videos, calls, and other voice-focused content.

Voice clarity and noise suppression intensity can be adjusted after activation.

Windows Sound Devices

This function provides access to Windows sound settings so you can check the current headset output and microphone input status.

Equalizer (EQ)

The Equalizer allows you to adjust different audio frequency bands and customize the headset's sound profile.

For gaming, different EQ adjustments can emphasize specific types of audio. M HUB also provides preset EQ profiles for supported games and audio scenarios.

Available presets may include:

Valorant
CS
Apex Legends
PUBG
CrossFire
Delta Force
Dance Music

Cloud EQ

Cloud EQ data is associated with your M HUB account.
Each account can share up to 10 EQ profiles to the cloud.
Previously shared EQ profiles can be removed and shared again.
Each account can import up to 20 cloud EQ profiles.
There is no stated limit on locally created custom EQ profiles.

Customize EQ Parameters

Turn on the Equalizer.
Select Custom.
Name and save the EQ profile.
Adjust the EQ values as needed.

Export EQ Parameters

Select the EQ profile you want to export.
Click Export.
Save the file to your computer.

Import EQ Parameters

Click Import Locally.
Select the appropriate EQ parameter file.
Click Open.

Sound Mode

M HUB allows one-click switching between:

Game Mode 1
Game Mode 2
Music Mode

You can also switch between these sound modes directly from the headset using the G button shortcut.

Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound

Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound uses acoustic and signal-processing technology to simulate multi-directional surround audio.

According to the original X9 usage guidance, Virtual 7.1 is primarily intended for immersive AAA games and multimedia applications rather than competitive FPS gaming.

Lighting Settings

When RGB lighting is enabled, four lighting effects are available:

Constant
Breathing
Color cycling
Music Rhythm

Lighting Speed

The following lighting effects support adjustable RGB animation speed:

Breathing
Cycle Color Change

Custom Colors

The following lighting effects support free color adjustment through the color palette:

Constant
Breathing
Music Rhythm

Other Settings

Firmware Update

If M HUB displays a new firmware update notification, follow the on-screen instructions to update the headset and receiver to the latest available firmware.

Factory Reset

After a factory reset:

Audio Brightening: Off
Dynamic Low Frequency: Off
Intelligent Volume: Off
Voice Clarification: Off
Equalizer: Off
Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound: Off
Default Sound Mode: Game Mode 1
RGB Lighting: On
Default Lighting Effect: Cycle Color Change

X9 Ear Cushion Removal and Installation

Watch the X9 Ear Cushion Removal & Installation Video

Ear Cushion Removal

Gently pull the ear cushion outward along the edge.

Ear Cushion Installation

Slowly slide the ear cushion back into place along the edge of the earcup shell.
Adjust the ear cushion slightly until it returns to its original shape and position.

Hibernation and Automatic Power-Off

Computer powered on, but no audio is playing: The headset will automatically power off after approximately 45 minutes.
Computer powered off, but the USB port is still supplying power: The headset will automatically power off after approximately 45 minutes.
Computer powered off and no longer supplying power: The headset connection will disconnect, and the headset will automatically power off after approximately 5 minutes.