Cloud III Black

My hyper x cloud 3 s have been decent. Haven’t even tuned it, using them straight out of the box

I've had my current pair of Hyper X Cloud IIs for 5 years, and I had another pair for a few years before that, and they've never steered me wrong. The noise cancelling on them was good, the sound quality was good enough for the price point - for both gaming and listening to music - and the mic quali

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

Don't bother installing the HyperX Nginuety app. Download Equalizer APO then install Peace EQ. Use the Auto EQ function in Peace EQ and select "HyperX Cloud III Wireless by Rtings". Download and purchase the Dolby Access app on the Windows store. Enable Dolby Atmos on Game mode. Under the sound prop

I disagree. I think the Cloud III was fine as is, bluetooth audio means nothing to me (wouldn't use it for fps and I only use the cloud III's for gaming.. so..).. and the sound profile is absolutely perfect for their purpose (gaming, fps specifically, imo). I also think all gaming headphones that ar

I bought a pair of wired Cloud III's this weekend and plugged them into my laptop, expecting the worst due to reviews like this. However, to my ears they're good! All around, the sound profile is neutral, but the bass is still there and not over done or muddy. Sound stage is honestly impressive for

If you have an audio interface just get a pair of studio monitoring headphones. Right now I use the Sony mdr-7506 since I got them for free at school. They work pretty well for being from my school and I think they’d be worth getting. If you don’t have an audio interface to plug them into then I’d j

I've written this many times, probably under 20-30 posts. Simply go to the Hyperx Cloud III S speaker settings and switch the bit depth from 24-bit 48000Hz to 16-bit 96000Hz. This will fix the popping noise you're hearing. I spent two weeks trying to find a solution to this problem and almost return

I'd go for the Fractal Scape or HyperX Cloud III S Wireless. Both measure rather well for gaming headsets. The Headphones Show have detailed breakdowns for both, highly recommend watching them!

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