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HyperX - Cloud II Core (Wireless)

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r/HyperXNeed help choosing between HyperX Cloud 2 vs Cloud 3 – (mostly for PC, PS5, streaming, and entertainment)
6 months ago

Super late but incase anyone is wondering, Cloud 3 in general is good, but Cloud 2 is so much better when it comes to FPS games. I hear much clearer and better in Cloud 2 core wireless compare to my Cloud 3 wired

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r/pcmasterraceHeadphones/headset for gaming (has a mic)
7 months ago

Tried them. Returned them same day, sounded like 4 feet away, thru a speaker. None the less, leather pads.

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r/HyperXBest headset
6 months ago

Just got back to the Cloud 2 Core wireless after using a razer one which broke last week. Had the cloud 2 wired before and i still think these are the best value for money headsets out there

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r/pcmasterraceHeadphones/headset for gaming (has a mic)
7 months ago

Have you considered getting a pair of cloud core II wireless? (£70-80) They’re fairly cheap due to the lack of bluetooth support (dongle required). They’re built a *slight* bit cheaper than some other HyperX products, but compared to most other headsets they’re still built like a tank. I ended up getting a pair for work too as I wasn’t vibing with any of the headset options we would usually get, and they’re great.

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r/buildapcThe Best Gaming Headset to Buy Now?
5 months ago

HyperX Cloud II Wireless Amazing quality and value for the price.

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r/GirlGamersWhat is the best wireless gaming headset you'd recommend buying currently?
5 months ago

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!

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r/PS5proNew Pro Owner… looking for headset recommendations?
5 months ago

Seconding this. I LOVE the Hyper X Cloud Wireless series. I've been rocking the Wireless II's for a few years now and have zero complaints. I love the feel, fit and sound quality. Sure, it's a tad high on treble and the listening fatigue does occur after long play sessions, but for the price and quality it's a 10/10 on recommendations. What's more, the microphone has audio monitoring which was one of the big key factors in my purchase. You can activate this by holding down the mute button for 3-4 seconds. Oddly, Hyper X doesn't explain how to do that anywhere that I could find and it's an incredible feature.

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r/Gaming_Headsets[LFH][PC] im looking for a new headset, i had a hyperex clod 2 and really enjoyed it, now im looking to move to wireless for comodity (last 2 headsets i broke were cord breaks), i play singleplayer most of the time so microphone isnt really a concern besides some discord calls with friends so often.
about 1 month ago

i feel you on the cord breaks - went through two headsets that way. if you liked the Cloud II fit, the HyperX Cloud II Wireless keeps the same sound signature and comfort. also the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 is great for all-day wear, mic retracts so it's clean for single-player, and the battery lasts forever. both skip the cord problem completely.

r/Gaming_Headsets[LFH][PC] im looking for a new headset, i had a hyperex clod 2 and really enjoyed it, now im looking to move to wireless for comodity (last 2 headsets i broke were cord breaks), i play singleplayer most of the time so microphone isnt really a concern besides some discord calls with friends so often.
about 1 month ago

i switched from the Cloud II to wireless last year for the same reason - kept snapping cables. landed on the [HyperX Cloud II Wireless](https://www.amazon.com/s?k=HyperX+Cloud+II+Wireless&language=en_US&tag=bestdeals202f-20&ref=as_li_ss_tl). same 53mm drivers so the sound profile is almost identical. battery is around 30 hours and the mic sounds clean in Discord. metal frame so no flex issues. simple upgrade path honestly.

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r/newzealandRecommendations for gaming and everyday use headphones?
4 months ago

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