HyperX - Cloud II Wireless

I have the HyperX Cloud II Wireless and I love it! The sound quality + mic quality seem really good! I mainly chose it because someone recommended it to me when I was looking for a smaller-sized headset because my headsets were forever falling off my head but it ended up just being a really good headset in general! :) I also like that is has a muted indicator light and that it's a mute button and not the type where you flip the mic up to mute as those seem to wear out for me and end up not working anymore!

hote hai brother, many Fortnite pros use hyperx cloud 2 wireless, cloud 3 wireless, it works great

HyperX Wireless Cloud 2, i tried atleast 7 different headphones, most expensive ones was 800€, but in longtearm xyperx put every other headphones into dust.

I have said wireless version and second the suggestion. Sound quality is plenty good enough for the average user, heaps of battery life, and wireless range is enough that I can get up and go to the kitchen at the other end of the house for a drink without getting disconnected. Can't comment on longevity yet as I've had it less than a year, but no issues at this stage

The only thing I don't like about HyperX headphones is their ear cushions and top of the head cushion start to flake after about a year. But they are otherwise the best set I have ever had, too.

after they were bought out I had cloud IIs break within a few months. my first set before they buyout lasted about 6 years.

I have a Hyper X Cloud II and I feel like people can't hear me. People will talk to me, then just ignore my responses.

Caveat, I'm a PC gamer that doesn't use headsets these days, but I have a sorta big head, I've encountered this SO much lol. But when I did still opt just for headsets before I switched to PC and set myself up with a boom arm mic rig + studio headphones, I loved HyperX's headsets for fit & comfort. I had a Cloud II and I wore those things to DEATH even after I started playing only PC. They fit just right and have really big cans so they don't squash my head like a lemon. I also tried a friends Logitech's Astro A50's recently and they're pretty nice, they don't feel like shit on my ears, but, the price tag leaves a lot to be desired. At least for me, anyway, but I'm on a really tight budget.

All I can do is recommend Hyper X headphones. I also have ear problems (i'm prone to ear infections, have tinnitus etc.) and I've been using the Cloud II for at least 10 years now. They're over ear, but flexible enough to move one of the cups to the side of your head when needing to listen to your surroundings. It comes with leather earcups, and velour memory foam ones. Whatever you prefer. The mic quality is.... okay, but it's detachable, which is really nice. It's not bluetooth though, idk if that was a requirement.

Hyper X Cloud II is better than the Cloud III. I own both, the II is more comfortable to wear for a long time and has better noise cancellation. The only thing the III does better than the II is directional audio.

Hyper X Cloud II is so much better than the Cloud III tho. I own both and I only use the Cloud III for Overwatch because its directional sound is better but for everything else the Cloud II has better sound quality.