Cloud Flight S

I would just get the same headset if possible, if that’s what you’re satisfied with. 95% of gaming headsets just have “okay” sound. Couple of notable outliers here and there. Pc38x comes to mind with its open back design and wide soundstage. Maybe an amp/dac could help with a wired headsets audio quality a bit. Some actually come with one already. If you really cared about audio quality, you’d have to go down the audiophile route and use a dedicated headphone with a separated mic. Same is true if you wanted the “best” mic quality. I had that audiophile setup, but downgraded back to a wireless headset because I prefer the convenience over quality. It’s also a Hyper X Flight S I’ve been using for the past 5 years that somehow hasn’t died on me. Rtings.com is a good source for reviews

You're not going to get the best audio quality with wireless. PC38x with a DAC/AMP combo. Treading into audiophile territory. Nothing beats the soundstage of an openback headphone. Or your choice of openback headphones and a Modmic/seperate mic. Only con is sound bleeding from your outside surroundings. When I had my HD 598 SR, there were times I instinctively turned around from the audio. I'm on a Hyper X Flight S now. Doesn't sound anywhere near as good, but nothing beats the convenience of wireless. Wireless have limitations on how good they can sound, and part of that is because the mic channel also has to go through that 2.4ghz signal. Which is why I say don't overspend on a wireless headset, because theres a point of diminishing point of return in audio quality. Turtlebeach Atlas are like the only open back wireless headset I can think of.

They’re mostly fine. Which is going to be satisfactory for 95% of people. Yeah there’s some “bad” options but only if you really cheap out. If you’re not an audiophile, then you fall into that 95%. I had an entry level audiophile setup for a while. Games sounded really immersive with my open back sennheiser headphones. I would instinctively turn around sometimes from in game noises. Sound bleed and low bass were the only cons, separate mic and wires were another for me. I gave up the audio quality for some wireless headphones (Hyper X Flight 1 years > Hyper X Flight S 5+ years and counting). Been my setup for the past 6 years and idk how they’ve never broken. The convenience of wireless and all in one is perfect. Games still sound fine, bass is decent, no sound bleed, no wires. I’m satisfied.

They’re mostly fine. Which is going to be satisfactory for 95% of people. Yeah there’s some “bad” options but only if you really cheap out. If you’re not an audiophile, then you fall into that 95%. I had an entry level audiophile setup for a while. Games sounded really immersive with my open back sennheiser headphones. I would instinctively turn around sometimes from in game noises. Sound bleed and low bass were the only cons, separate mic and wires were another for me. I gave up the audio quality for some wireless headphones (Hyper X Flight 1 years > Hyper X Flight S 5+ years and counting). Been my setup for the past 6 years and idk how they’ve never broken. The convenience of wireless and all in one is perfect. Games still sound fine, bass is decent, no sound bleed, no wires. I’m satisfied.

Hyper X Flight S, because after like 5 years they refuse to die for whatever reason I actually use the wireless charging feature all the time

I have been using my hyperx cloud flight gaming headset for 7 years now. Sound quality is great, I only have had to change the ear muffs out from being worn from usage. They are $70.

I still have the original Cloud Flight and despite the range starting to go on it, it's still a pretty damn good headset. Got my $100 worth for sure.

I've had my HyperX Cloud Flights for about 5 years now and they're still awesome. They make the Cloud series in wired or wireless, I went wireless because I was also tired of the cats getting ahold of the wires. They have really nice audio quality, and I haven't had any complaints about the mic.

I know it is just a matter of personal opinion, but: i bought myself the "cloud flight" from HyperX back in 2018 and they still work flawlessly! I even had to replace the cushions, that was three years ago, thinking about replacing them yet again. In all my gaming life, I have never ever had a headset that was this durable. Amazed by them, since they are not labeled as "high-end" or something. And I had many, many, headsets before them, including a logitech one that cost about 200 Euros.

I have the HyperX Cloud Fight, is there much of a difference?

My HyperX Cloud Flight wireless headset has been solid since 2019, but I’ve been considering a new set because the padding is fading. The HyperX treated me well, so I’ll most likely get another pair from that brand. I trust my own experience over any online reviews. Maybe try out some that have a decent return policy until you find the right one? Edit: I’ve just learned HyperX was acquired by HP in 2021, so I’m going to assume quality has dropped since then.