HyperX Cloud II Wireless Microphone sample Have a listen to the sample below and judge for yourself but I’d say it captured my voice with my natural tone and none of the tinniness or compression. HyperX calls it a Noise-cancelling, bi-directional electret condenser microphone which all sounds pretty impressive and it honestly is. There’s also a USB Type-C charging port and a jack for the detachable microphone on the left cup. I also didn’t have any issues with breathability and my ears never got sweaty in the 30C Queensland Spring weather.Īll the headsets key controls are located on the ear cups - power and mic mute on the left and volume dial on the right ear cup. I wear glasses and the Cloud II Wireless never caused any pressure on my temples unlike many other headsets.
They aren’t too heavy either at just 300g and I had no problem wearing them all day. The ear cups have plush, pleather covered memory foam that is gentle on the ears while the headband allows for generous adjustment. The materials feel great and durable with not a hint of creaking - it will definitely last you years of use. The black headband wrapped in memory foam and pleather is finished off with bold red stitching and bright steel hangers that hold the large ear cups that are also emblazoned with the red HyperX logo. The Cloud II Wireless doesn’t stray from that tried and true formula, instead refining it. I’ve been using the HyperX Cloud II Wireless for over two weeks now, coming hot off the heels of the delightful EPOS H3 Hybrid and I’m here to tell you, this is one solid set of cans.Īs far as looks go, few headsets are more identifiable than the bold red and black HyperX Clouds.
It works wirelessly with Windows PC’s, Apple Macs and PlayStation 4/5 with some surprisingly good virtual surround sound and impressive battery life. And that’s actually disappointing considering the Cloud II Wireless costs a whopping $300.īut that also means the HyperX Cloud II Wireless are one of the soundest, well built and comfortable gaming headsets on the market today. The Cloud II Wireless builds on the legacy of the infamous Cloud line and does very little to shake things up - at least visually. In fact, it’s one of the safest, don’t rock the boat headsets I’ve used all year. The HyperX Cloud II Wireless isn’t the flashiest, most whizzbang gaming headset out there.
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