Cloud II

HyperX Cloud II Wired. I've tweaked mine to near perfection over time, but I'm down to try something better. 👍🏻

maybe HyperX Cloud III S Wireless?people have been using Cloud II for years (e-sports included) and then Cloud III came out and Cloud III S Wireless is a newer what should've been version of Cloud III Wirelesseven the youtube channel that specializes on audiophil headphones reviewed this model and h

i feel you on the plastic cracking thing. had three headsets die that exact way before i switched. hyperx cloud ii is actually known for lasting forever - metal yokes and aluminum frame. been using mine for four years now and it still feels solid. cloud iii is newer so not as proven yet. also check

Opa eu tb tenho um KZ desse e um hyperX cloud II. Entao, esse KZ de fato nao tem super graves, mas se equalizar fica legal. Pode ser problema na vedação ou unidade defeituosa como tão dizendo, mas mesmo que vc resolva isso, ele não é um super fone para graves não. Eu to procurando um novo fone mais

Usually the decision is stuck between getting an open back or a closed back headphone. I play CS2 and coming from a HyperX Cloud II, the 900 is better in almost everything. It’s not like discovering a new god, but it made me realize how much better (or fitting) to use an open back for competitive fp

Honestly same here just bought hyper x cloud 2 few days ago but now i am already on process of refunding it. My expectations were just shattered when i heard the sound in game i often play PUBG PC and footstep is major part of hearing. The 7.1 is useless. The mic is awfully terrible never thought of

I use hyperx cause they are the only brand of headset I know of that is glasses wearing friendly for long use ,without basically feeling like it's crushing my glasses into my skull. I have the cloud 2 core wireless and all I can say is the sound isn't as punchy out of the box, but if you download FX

If you want a gaming headset, IMHO, the best option is a HyperX Cloud II. I'm on my second set across over a decade and they are by far my favorite. Super comfortable, decent sound. I like Razer for the Blade (I know...but I like mine), and for keyboards, but don't use them for anything else.

Dishes, loud talking, movies, sports events, loud trucks, walking down the street during the rain, these things can still bother me, to varying degrees. Sadly, these are classic symptoms. One of the saving graces for me is that I'm a natural introvert (not that I dislike people, just I have establis

HyperX Cloud II velour pads that come with the headset let the ears breath because they don't isolate and stick to you fully so they provide less heat and more air. Also they are not that bassy like leather pads. Only problem is it's a bit annoying and tiresome to change them. It took me over half a