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HyperX Cloud II

Cloud II

57% positive of 14 users 117 mentions
• Positive 8% (9) • Neutral 87% (102) • Negative 5% (6)

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What people loved

  • u/MW_Austex · headphoneadvice · ▲ 2

    “Grab a pair of the HyperX Cloud 3 S Wireless headphones. They have excellent tuning out of the box, but also support setting custom EQ profiles via their app if you need to fine… [truncated] …”

  • u/KAC-SK · headphoneadvice · ▲ 1

    “Think about HyperX cloud 3 S wireless. Very comfortable and great sound quality. Can upgrade pads for even more comfort.”

  • u/Jonners_90 · headphoneadvice · ▲ 1

    “Best value right now is the Cloud III, overall solid headset with angled well tuned drivers, you can plug it into the controller and you're good to go. For music is pretty good too, it's a well rounded frequency response. If you… [truncated] …”

Common complaints

  • u/Obama___Gaming · headphoneadvice · ▲ 4

    “… [truncated] … no way of testing them or knowing if its just adjusting from my old ones, but I dont like it and things sound kind of wrong. The seal on them and noise isolation seems really good, but im not sure if i… [truncated] …”

  • u/Intel_Xeon_E5 · headphoneadvice · ▲ 2

    “I have to say, the Cloud II sounded good for the price when I got it in 2019... it's basically impossible to find anything anywhere near as decent as that nowadays because everything is somehow even more bass boosted. And then you have the skyrocketing price of Cloud II level stuff, with the… [truncated] …”

  • u/SinWorthy · headphones · ▲ 1

    “… [truncated] … that of course never touched the GOXLR since it connects through USB/wireless. Sadly I ended up having to return all of them. At this point I’m wondering if this is just incredibly bad luck or maybe… [truncated] …”

Specifications

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Reddit discussions

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  • u/Available_Remote_508 · ▲ 39 · Post
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    headphoneadvice “Are these headphones worth it even using a discount code?”
    I am trying to buy a new headset right now and I have a few options in mind. I was looking at stuff like the Logitech G Pro X, the Steelseries Arctis 7, and the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless. Out of all of them the Cloud Alpha Wireless is the one that stands out to me the most, cause I can get them with a discount using checkmate and I've seen a lot about it on YouTube and it looks like something I would actually like. Before I order it though I wanted to hear what you guys think about this headset and if it is actually worth it. I do not know that much about headphones so I do not want to buy something that is all hype. If you have used these before, how is the comfort and sound quality for long sessions, and is the battery life as good as people say. And if you think there are better options around the same price, let me know because I am open to suggestions.
  • u/Julius-mento · ▲ 8 · Post
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    headphoneadvice “Advice for new "gaming" headphones.”
    So ive been using the HyperX cloud flight S, which are now discontinued, really like the audio quality of these ones, i went and bought the HyperX cloud 3 (wired), cheaper headset, and when comparing it to the cloud flight S, the cloud 3 sound like im underwater, really weird audio quality. I dont know much about audio, so i guess what im looking for is an equivalent of the cloud flight S audio quality, my budget is around 150€ and will use it exclusively on desktop PC basically for entertainment, so gaming, youtube, movies, music and all that. I dont care about wireless so it can either be wireless or wired. Looked into Razer but got told its not the best option, so please recommend me.
  • u/Shady_Nihil · ▲ 7 · Post
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    headphoneadvice “Gaming Headset advice below $200”
    I've been scouting the Black Friday deals and scouring YouTube reviews I'm looking for a new gaming headset and I'm coming from a HyperX Cloud II I've had since 2019. Games I play: Currently been playing Battlefield 6, ARC Raiders, Helldivers 2, Monster Hunter Wilds. I'm usually a single player gamer, but I have been teaming up lately. Budget/Location: Trying for $200 and below and am currently in the United States. Short List of What I'm currently Considering: * HyperX Cloud III S Wireless ($120): Mainly considering these because I'm used to the Hyper X shape and comfort. * ASUS ROG Delta II ($160): These seem to be well regarded, although I am concerned with the comfort level with the headband padding. * Alienware Pro Wireless Gaming Headset ($180): From what I've seen these seem to be very comfortable, the main reservation here being the microphone but as long as it is serviceable I think it would be okay. I'm considering these three because from what I've seen they have decent audio profiles out of the box. I don't have any EQ experience so I'm not overly confident in my abilities to tune, although I am willing to explore it. Look forward to any other suggestions you may have and thanks in advance!
  • u/Allorng · ▲ 6 · Post
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    headphoneadvice “Need advice first time music hp for a gamer under 200$”
    Hi guys: I'm looking for a headphones. I will use it in gaming seassions. I am not a competitive fps player so i wanna try headphones for music. I generally use it when i play moba, listening music, watching video. I sometimes play overwatch, bf1, single player games, rarely play competitive fps. I mostly listen alternative rock and acoustic songs. I also listen soul, r&b and anime songs. I like to hearing vocals. I don't know what sound profile is good for me because i've never used headphones but gaming headsets. I wanna closed-back and wired headphones(because of bluethoots latency issues). If there is low latency ones like gaming headsets it is OK. If i can use it via cable the bt ones also OK. I use it almost always on pc and i don't have any dac and i don't wanna buy new one. Also it has to be comfertable. I use it in long gaming sessions. Blackshark v2 or cloud 2 comfortable for me. I can buy pad if needed. In my location i found ath-m50xbt2, dt770, dt990, sennheiser hd 569(and more hd series). Because it will my first exp. i don't wanna pay much more than theese. I'd gladly look at other models too. Thanks for your advice.
  • u/shyahone · ▲ 5 · Post
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    headphoneadvice “What are good headphones for gaming and music, and NOT for production/mixing?”
    I have been trying to find new closed back wired headphones to replace my old hyperx cloud pros for months, and its agonizing. What are good headphones specifically for videogames and music enjoyment? The Fio FT1s have somewhat good reviews, but the build quality issue with the screws is extremely concerning. some say the Dt 770 pro, but the reviews all say its for production and wont sound good for actual use. at this point im going to just become voluntarily deaf and never have sound again. Please help.

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