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Cloud Revolver S

HyperX Cloud Revolver S

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Sentiment score80% positive
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Last updated: Jun 16, 2026

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Reddit Iconheadshotmumford
10 months ago

I absoutely loved my revolvers. Eventually switched to phillips x2hr and pc37x....but I still highly regard the revolvers, they are thumpy and fun. Depending on his age they may have a cool factor too where as other headphones while technically better may lack the cool factor.

Reddit Iconswisstraeng
10 months ago

I have used mine for years and years since 2017. And I'm changing it next week as the plastic is now finally giving up. I'm talking after thousands of hours of use. They are great, although I deactivated the 7.1 feature. The microphone is not that good, but it'll get the job done. The earpads will start falling apart after 1-2 years, I had mine replaced under warranty once, but the best option is to buy 3rd party quality earpads. Same with the fake leather at the top, I just continued wearing mine as black bits fell. They are no longer produced I believe, but it's still a good headset. If you don't care about the microphone, you should get the Beyer DT770 pro. An external USB microphone like the HyperX Solocast is great as well. All in all the revolver S is good, i'd say worth 100$ or so. What I like about it is that it's quite strongly built for the price and the audio's really good.

Reddit IconD0nn1
9 months ago

wish i had gone for them , i got the cloud 2 wireless and I found it so bad it hurts.

9 months ago

I have a cloud 2 wireless and I find it a really bad product , just using it to not waste my money , but my 2 hyperx headsets purschases was bad AF , revolver S ( one of the worst headsets I ever used) and now cloud 2 wireless , bad directional audio and a lot of problems with software.

Reddit IconSpecific_Table_3770
10 months ago

Get hyperx revolver they'd be around 15k used they are all rounder

Reddit IconTrollAndAHalf
3 months ago

Hyperx Cloud Revolver 9s. Unfortunately not sold anymore, but if you can pick up a box from ebay or something, it's the best bang for your buck headphones I've ever used! The biggest reason is the Dolby surround sound toggle. That thing increases the quality tenfold lol.

Reddit Iconcha0sweaver
8 months ago

Wired Hyperx, because EVERY BT buds are waking up my Deck randomly.

Reddit IconEquivalent_Being_869
7 months ago

Hyper x. Are pretty decent, had mine for around 3 years, no sign of wear and tear, still crispy clean audio, they are wired. The included mic was ok, but I disconnected it as I have a blue yeti. Would recommend

7 months ago

Hyperx are great! Have been using some daily for 3 years, still perfect!

Reddit IconTrashyTehCat
5 months ago

I bought a HyperX wired and it felt pretty quality to me, is there something specific you were looking for? Personally idk that ive ever found something better than the Klipsch earbuds ive had for over a decade. The Razer BlackShark V3 is ridiculously light but has worked purrfectly with a fully wireless setup, no crosstalk. You might have read the posts in the Wiki community bookmark but if not there's 2 on headsets that might help.

5 months ago

That's why i mentioned the Razer Blackshark, but I couldve been clearer. I have my mouse, headset, keyboard, and controller all wireless connected to my pc. Granted they are all using the original dongles and some care is observed with plugging them too close together, they never interfere with each other or lag even after long sessions of use. Assuming your intention of "quality" is how cheaply made something feels, the BlackShark actually feels less quality than the HyperX as the BS is so light it feels like a toy. Where HyperX actually had weight to the headset and was about half the price. My advice would be just ask your favorite streamer what they use and buy that, there's already a bunch of great recommendations by others here.

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