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WhatNamesAreEvenLeft • 2 months ago

I don't know, but I bought Hyper X Alpha 2 back in 2018, they're still perfect condition, and I can hear the exact location of a pin dropping across the map.

r/audio • How much is the difference in quality between a gaming headset and a audiophile grade headset + mic? ->
Positive
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LinkProfessional6944 • 7 days ago

Budget? - 300$ Country? - UAE Platform? - PC Motherboard if on pc (or other audio gear)? - ASUS B550 Requested Guide: - Wireless gaming Open back or closed back? - I only used closed back all my life so idk, but afaik wireless are only closed back anyways? Any other gear you own (if important, like headphones or headsets)? - I used a wired cloud alpha 2 before, it was great for me for playing counter strike, Im just looking for something wireless while still being able to differentiate footsteps locations

r/Gaming_Headsets • Monthly Recommendation Thread + LifelongCaboose's Gaming Audio Guide Links + Megathreads ->
Positive
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N81T • 9 months ago

I second the alpha coud pros . Great headphones

r/GamingLaptops • Any good wireless gaming headphones, you wanna recommend? ->
Positive
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coldblesseddragon • 8 months ago

I just got the Cloud Alpha as well and love it! I think it fits the bill as the best "gaming" headset easily.

r/buildapc • What's the Best Wireless Gaming Headset in Your Opinion? ->
Positive
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dwigtx • 5 months ago

I’ll say alpha wireless > cloud 3 wireless

r/HyperX • is hyperx cloud 3 wireless good? ->
Negative
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foxwhisper85 • 3 months ago

I used to love the Alpha wireless, but when I used them yesterday, the volume sounded very quiet at 50%, I think the latest firmware somehow borked the volume on mine

r/HyperX • Which ones are really worth it? ->
Neutral
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Hilmarillion • about 2 months ago

U guys that has Cloud 3 S, how is the sound compared to Alpha 2? I bought ALpha 2, but will return it. I dont think the sound is much better than on the Alpha Wireless i have. And the software is buggy, so no go for me until the app is better, and i can save eqs, and not need to restart app every time i change devices. I am considering to buy cloud 3 s instead, so that is the reason i ask.

r/HyperX • Anyone got the new HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 ? ->
Negative
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-kahmi- • 5 months ago

I've read people saying it sounds bad, personally I like it and it is very comfortable, last year I tried the alpha wireless and the battery last forever but comfort was worse and the 120h of the cloud 3 is already plenty

r/HyperX • is hyperx cloud 3 wireless good? ->
Positive
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LifelongCaboose • 10 days ago

The Nova pro is honestly junk. Maxwell sounds amazing but lacks some of the features. Fractal Scape is great. So is the cloud III S wireless. (not the III wireless). The cloud alpha 2 wireless also is promising.

r/Gaming_Headsets • Monthly Recommendation Thread + LifelongCaboose's Gaming Audio Guide Links + Megathreads ->
Negative
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PM_ME_YOUR_VITAMIN_D • 3 months ago

I had the wireless alphas to be fair, they are bad.

r/HyperX • Which ones are really worth it? ->
Negative
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R4GN4Rx64 • about 1 month ago

Just got my HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless 2 and can confirm, like some have said that the sound is a little base heavy/muffled. which I am not very comforted by... I came from a pair of Cloud IIs which were falling apart, and their sound is super crisp and clear, even today. I hope this will get addressed in an update. I also think the volume on wireless(even with their DAC) is very disappointing, very very low... When i plug these in to a real DAC(built in to my motherboard) to operate them passively, the volume goes 3x that of either Bluetooth or the wireless function. Also just plugging it in to any device with a 3.5mm jack sounded louder by a mile. I suspect this is a battery thing? This particularly sucks because I love watching movies from my NVidia Shield as my cinema when I want to be quiet. The sound was good, but I found the Shield sounded even quieter than the standard Bluetooth function. And when I mean quiet, if someone sat next to me and said something, I could hear them. I hope this will get addressed in an update as well.

r/HyperX • Anyone got the new HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 ? ->
Positive
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SnooPuppers3957 • 3 months ago

Wireless with 300 hr battery is a game changer.

r/HyperX • Which ones are really worth it? ->
Negative
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Starsidenews • 3 months ago

I love the alphas 300 hour battery I honestly forget it needs charged, However mine broke 2days ago and I'm still waiting for them to respond on the warranty.

r/HyperX • Which ones are really worth it? ->
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Starsidenews • 3 months ago

There is also a wired version the wireless cost a bit more

r/HyperX • Which ones are really worth it? ->
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Starsidenews • 3 months ago

Should be same quality but I only have wireless

r/HyperX • Which ones are really worth it? ->
Positive
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Wooden_Alps_8312 • 9 months ago

I have a HyperX Alpha wireless headset. I love the sound the comfort, and generally the whole headset. I don’t know the mic quality cause I use an Auna mic, but I guess that’s good too. At least detachable 😃 Oh and the battery life is truly amazing!!

r/buildapc • Best gaming headsets? ->
Positive
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Tyzek99 • 9 months ago

I got a hyperx cloud wireless. Thing has 300 hours of battery life! Practically never nees to recharge it

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Positive
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RectalScrote • 9 months ago

That’s what I have I think. Battery life is great. I don’t care about sound quality because I literally only use it for chat, and for that it’s fine.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Positive
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Im_out_of_the_Blue • 2 months ago

loved my astros. especially with the fiber audio. had them for a very long time. i got a wireless pair of hyperx for around $200. those are great too. im never going back to wired. headsets are worth the money, i feel the cheap ones really dont last especially razer

r/daddit • Gaming headset advice? ->
Negative
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reddit-SUCKS_balls • 10 months ago

Not with the hyper x’s or most other wireless headsets.

r/computers • Which wireless gaming headset should I get ->
Neutral
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Superb_Tart5228 • 3 months ago

What’s considered a good headset for bf6 lol I thought I’d be ok with my hyperx wireless

r/Battlefield • to those understand audio, which one should we choose? ->
Negative
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Uro06 • 10 months ago

Mmx Wireless 200. really can’t go wrong with that. The mic is amazing, sound quality good. Only downside is it’s pretty ugly but who cares Also had the hyperx wireless ones but sent it back because the audio quality is worse than with the mmx and also the hyperx didn’t have Bluetooth. So you couldn’t connect it to a phone or other devices without the dongle

r/buildapc • Best Wireless Gaming Headset Worth Buying Today ->
Positive
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00zoNL • 9 months ago

Would go for hyper x cloud wireless, its good sound good mic and not over expensive, arround 100 a 120.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Positive
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austin_ave • 9 months ago

This is definitely the best choice for a 17 year old. I've had nicer headsets, but I come back to the clouds.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Positive
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BEERT3K • 10 months ago

Hyperx cloud wireless. Battery lasts for, i kid you not, like 6-10 months. Mic is good. Its comfortable.

r/buildapc • Best Wireless Gaming Headset Worth Buying Today ->
Positive
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Bottled_Void • 9 months ago

I think they're definitely 'good enough'. Especially for wireless.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Neutral
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HealerOnly • 5 months ago

I have a blackshark v2 pro and honestly i love it for music, but i am a bass freak, if u don't prefer bass>everything else, then i cannot reccomend blackshark v2 pro. Comfy: 8/10 Wireless distance: 1/10 Battery life: 1/10 Audio quality: 6/10 I have hyperx cloud wireless aswell and i mean, for the right price its a nice backup headset, its not that comfy tho and the sound is at very best meh. Comfy: 5/10 Wireless distance: 8/10 Battery life:10/10 Audio Quality: 4/10 I've not tried ARctis nova pro, but i had the predecessor and if thats anything to go by then it will have great battery life but everything else pretty avg. Never been a fan of Logitech headsets but thats a personal foul i guess. My current everyday headset is Audeze Maxwell followed by HyperX cloud wireless as a backup with blackshark for occasional music listening. It all depends on what you are looking for in a headset tbh, if sound quality & wireless is what you truely want, then there is nothing that beats the Maxwell, it has best sound you can get in any wireless headset/phones, but ofcourse that comes at a higher than avg price for a pair of "gaming headset". Comfy: 10/10 (with third party addons, stock is 1/10 Battery life: 9/10 Wireless distance: 9/10 Audio quality: 9/10 (Personal preference would be more bass) If you do decide to lookup the Maxwell, you NEED to buy third party ear cussions & headband because....yikes. Personal reccomendation would be WC freeze & "ZMF pilot pad headband".

r/buildapc • The Best Gaming Headset to Buy Now? ->
Negative
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kaleperq • 9 months ago

But I think it's audio isn't great. Like good, but not great as you could get.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Neutral
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Pretty-Animator-6573 • about 2 months ago

The wireless one can take any usb-c cable and that length can change on which you use for it and can be used while charging. the non-wireless hyperx 3 has about 4 feet without usb-c dongle cable. the dongle cable is a little over 4 ft and so if you use both the headset attached cable with the dongle cable it goes to around 8 ft or so.

r/HyperX • HyperX Cloud Wireless III S: What the Cloud III Should Have Been ->
Positive
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etom21 • 9 months ago

I'll second this, but I also gladly trade a little bit of sound quality for a weeks worth of battery life. Its insane how many hours you can get out of a single charge.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Positive
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ILSATS • 9 months ago

yeah but it's wireless.

r/buildapc • Whats the Best Gaming Headset to Buy Right Now? ->
Negative
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weirdobeardo51 • 10 months ago

So in my opinion I would get the asteo A10. They are like 30 to 40 dollars and I had expensive turtle beach as a birthday gift from family that were 150 and terrible. I also had the hyperX cloud ones, black and red and still the astro A10s were so much better for hearing footsteps and comfortable. Just my opinion

r/HeadphoneAdvice • What Gaming Headset Can I Buy Under 60 Dollars? ->
Positive
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p1zzicat0 • 6 months ago

Another vote for the HyperX Cloud series. Good sound quality (for a non music aficionado like me) and actually amazing build quality compared to lots of expensive gamer headsets. No flimsy plastic but solid medal frame. My old HyperX lasted 8 years. Finally, consider going wireless. I resisted a long time but finally got the Cloud Alpha and it truly has 300 hours of battery life. I don’t need to charge it for months and I use it daily for multiple hours (also for work zoom calls so mic quality is actually good).

r/buildapc • Best gaming headset thats ready to go out of the box. ->
Positive
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StylzGFX • 4 months ago

no not cheap look at the hyperx cloud series of headsets

r/XboxSeriesS • Any recommendations on a WIRED headset that plugs directly into the controller and actually works? ->
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StylzGFX • 4 months ago

yup yup! just make sure it has the proper headphone jack an should be good

r/XboxSeriesS • Any recommendations on a WIRED headset that plugs directly into the controller and actually works? ->
Positive
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Zealousideal_Plan_35 • 8 months ago

Maybe I am a bit late on this topic but from what I have heard, the HyperX Cloud series and Logitech Pros are quite good. Or am I wrong and those are not worth mentioning (I am really on the search for new headphones cause the padding on my Hyperx cloud mix are dying)

r/HeadphoneAdvice • Genuinely good gaming headphones? ->
Positive
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DahliaDesires • 7 months ago

I've been using Hyper X for years, I love them

r/gamers • What brand of gaming headset is the best? ->
Positive
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Foxwglocks • 10 months ago

Love my hyper X headset. I recently purchased their gaming earbuds bc I can’t wear a headset for long, I have a scar on my head in the shape and size of a headset basically, and the earbuds are surprisingly awesome! Sure there isn’t a ton of low end but that’s expected. For $20 they’re worth it imo.

r/PUBGConsole • What headphones are ya’ll using to hear those footsteps? ->
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GimmickMusik1 • 8 months ago

tl;dr: Hyper X headsets check the cheap and comfy boxes and have a mic attached to them, but I don’t think most headsets would be anywhere close to what you have now. Depending on what people are looking for in a headset. If someone is insistent on a headset instead of a dedicated headset instead of separate headphones and mic, then I usually steer them towards Sennheiser PC37x or PC38x for a flat sound and build quality. Hyper X for cost, comfort, and features. And Astro for a jack of all trades, master of none kinda headphone (Not really too familiar with their QC since they were acquired by Logitech though). None of these headsets sound exceptional, which is why most users try to steer people towards dedicated mic and headphones if they can. But headsets still have a place and some people just prefer them. The only gaming headset I’ve heard with good imaging is the Sennheiser PC37X and PC38X (also known as the EPOS Game Zero and Game One), but the 490 is still vastly superior in most ways. Imaging in headphones is hard. Whether we like it or not, headphones are stereo. So in the end, it entirely depends on the game engine and devs to determine whether or not they are going to emulate surround sound for headphone users. Some do, some do not. It’s a crapshoot. So most of the time, well imaging headphones are still only accurate on the stereo axis because games don’t simulate 360 audio. One more edit: Headsets that advertise 7.1 are using software emulation too. As I mentioned above, headphones only have stereo channels (L/R). I have NEVER heard an out of engine emulation that sounded good. They all sound bad (except ATMOS, but that’s a whole different can of worms that we won’t get into). Don’t use them.

r/headphones • Are gaming headphones really that bad? ->
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Solomiester • 7 months ago

My hyper x is amazing but I also have a cheap headset for noise canceling that’s almost as good . Gaming brand stuff is often a rip off

r/gamers • What brand of gaming headset is the best? ->
Positive
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Bapposaurus • 2 months ago

Wish i still had my kingston hyperx, they sadly died, but are still my favourite headset I've ever had

r/HyperX • Best headset ->
Positive
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nyafff • about 2 months ago

I like Kingston HyperX ive had mine for years and the sound is really crisp - not sure the price now but mine was $130 AUD

r/GirlGamers • Gaming Headset Reccomendations ->
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nyafff • about 2 months ago

Yeah and Ive had comments from folk in game about my mic too, they thought I had a pro setup but was just these headphones. They’re really big so they don’t squish my glasses into my head either haha

r/GirlGamers • Gaming Headset Reccomendations ->
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Apollo_3249 • 11 months ago

Just bought my son his 2nd pair and I have one too. Probably tried 10 others over the years and never been as happy as hyper x

r/buildapc • Best gaming headset with a budget of 50 dollars? ->
Negative
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BigRedNole • 5 months ago

I've had the Hyper Cloud X. The plastic part holding the earphone to the base has broken 2x. The first time they reluctantly replaced the headphones after a month of arguing. The second time they wouldn't. They don't sell the little plastic piece so you have to find a 3d printer to pay for them to be made. Total waste and won't buy their product again.

r/buildapc • The Best Gaming Headset to Buy Now? ->

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