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February 2015
(86%)
226 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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3277 Reviews
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The editors liked
Excellent comfort ability
Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound
USB Sound Card
Variety of Colors Available
High quality design and materials
Fantastic audio quality
Very comfortable on the head
High quality sound
Comfortable to wear
Detachable microphone
Price
Compatible with PC
Mac
PS4
Xbox One and mobile devices
The looks are extraordinary for a headset. The HyperX look and the contrasting colors give these headset an ultra-modern look without looking aggressive
Good sound for their size and price
Confort. The HyperX Cloud is extraordinarily comfortable for a
Best-in-class comfort
Stylish
Lightweight design
Includes both pleather and plush ear covers
Solid sound
Reasonable price
Wide compatibility
Attractive
Understated design. Solid build quality. Works with PCs and mobile devices as well as most modern game systems.
The best sounding sub $100 headset to date
Sturdy construction
Handled everything I tossed at it
Both gaming and movies like a champ
Light and comfortable
Rich
Clear sound
Convenient audio control box with 7.1 surround sound toggle
Comfortable in long sessions
Works on PC and PS4
Superb design
High Quality
Durable
Dolby 2.0 reproduction excellent
Good virtual Dolby 7.1 in gaming and movies
Easy to use and understand volume and Dolby 7.1 controls
Detachable adjustable Boom Microphone
Plug and Play
Dolby 2.0 reproduc
7.1 Channel Surround
MultiDevice Support
Braided Cable
Detachable Microphone
Includes airplane adapter
53mm drivers
USB interface for PC
Built with quality materials
Great sound and 7.1 virtual surround sound
Removable microphone
Comes with carrying case
Can be used in stereo or USB mode
2 different sets of earcups included
Incredibly comfortable
Great value
Solid sound quality
Great build
Very comfortable
Great audio quality
The editors didn't like
Long cables
None!
7.1 surround sound only works on PC
Separate adapter needed when used with Xbox One
The headset does not travel well as it doesn't fold flat – they are not comfortable to walk around with hanging on your neck
Ultimately
A better driver needs to be used for improved audio. Positioning is weak with the original Cloud that may be helped
Lackluster bass
No software for customizing sound
Imperfect fit
Hard-to-reach button
No hardware volume controls
Virtual 7.1-channel surround isn't effective. Besides the USB sound card
Cable isn't detachable
That darned lid for the microphone is easily lost
Not able to use mute or volume controls when in use on the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One
7.1 virtual surround sound
While it works may not be enjoyed by everyone
Wired only
Not portable
Surround sound can make music sound worse
Only certain devices can use surround sound
Not the greatest chat audio
Still a wired device
Pressure gradient
Need to include an adapter that allows 3.5mm plug usage on a PC
7.1 Channel Surround doesn't have much depth
Software for controlling and fine tuning the USB DSP would have been preferred
USB interface for PC. Yes this was listed in the pros as well
No control software for the sound card
Need an adapter if you want to use it in stereo mode with a PC and be able to use the microphone
Published: 2015-01-29, Author: Charlie , review by: play3r.net
Stealthy new colour scheme is gorgeous, Sound quality is still great, but with the added bonus of not needing dedicated sound hardware, The build quality is solid and aluminium touches ooze quality, Ear pads are comfy and the clamp pressure is bang on, T
The headband needs more padding, The volume switches on the in-line remote are naff
So, do the Cloud 2s live up to the promise of providing the great sound of the Cloud 1s to those who might not have the best audio source available to them whilst also providing 7.1 virtual surround sound?You bet they do, the USB sound processor Kingston...
the HyperX Cloud II is a good, solid product The build quality and the materials used are excellent and we did not expect anything less from Kingston Other than the fact that we are looking at a classic design, the headset features a very good bundle Th...
53mm drivers, Excellent sound balance, Very comfortable, Quality construction, Attractive design available in gunmetal/red or limited edition white/pink, Included USB Soundcard w/ v7.1 rendering, Removable microphone, Choice of leather or velour earpads,
In our review of the original HyperX Cloud we really scraped around for some weak points, again with the Cloud II we find outselves in the same conundrum. Though there are differences worth noting. Firstly, we remind outselves that this is a gaming headse...
How time flies. It seems like just a couple of months ago that we reviewed Kingstons first Cloud headset but in fact it was July… thats ages in the technology world. We guess thats why they are now launching a second model and today we cover it in our...
Abstract: During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2022, HyperX, HP's gaming peripherals sub-brand, unveiled its new product selection. Three headsets, an Android game controller, a mouse, and a keyboard are part of the portfolio.The HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless G...
Abstract: You need a good headset (or gaming headphones, if you prefer) for online gaming. Without one, you won't have a reliable way to trash talk the competition or coordinate strategies with your team or guild. Surprisingly, gaming headsets are pretty good tools...
Great fit, Decent surround sound, Good value for money
Cable could have been detachable
The Kingston HyperX Cloud II is definitely a better product than its predecessor, and virtual surround sound, even if it isn't very accurate, is a good addition. The headset is priced at Rs. 9,999. It's slightly more expensive than the original was, but t...
Abstract: Hyper X as a brand has always been known to push its products to their extremes. Hyper X Cloud was regarded as one of the best gaming headsets of its time. It was known for its amazing sound quality and the immersive gaming experience. Hyper X had a champ...
Should you buy the HyperX Cloud II instead of the Cloud? I don't know, to be honest. This is a pretty marginal improvement over last year--and at a slightly higher price. They're both fantastic budget headsets though, so it's really down to personal prefe...
The HyperX Cloud II headset isn't a massive update to the incredible original, but it still brings a notable array of improvements to the table. The addition of 7.1 surround sound, stronger sound isolation, and tweaks to the chat experience improved my ga...
