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AgitatedTiger • 3 months ago

Currently using the HyperX Cloud 3 wireless. Find them super comfortable for long sessions and I don't get any ear ache after wearing them for a long time. I don't use the included mic (which is detachable) as I use a stand alone usb mic, so I can't comment on the quality of that. Long battery life, I wear them pretty much every day for at least 2-3 hours and I only need to charge them once per week maybe. USB-A to USB-C Charging cable and a USB-C wireless adapter.

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Accomplished_Panda11 • 15 days ago

In my experience the hyperx cloud headset is one of the best options for the price just don't lose the detachable mic

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Altered_Madness • 7 months ago

It's not bad. It's more flat than the previous iterations which isn't bad because I prefer controlling my eq. I'd just not use the software for it

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AccurateKing7776 • 5 months ago

I recently bought the HyperX Cloud 3 Wireless (amazing product).

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AdhesivenessFlaky810 • 8 months ago

I am emerald so don't take my word for it but the cloud 3 wireless is good

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Aggressive-Daikon232 • about 1 month ago

If you are looking for a wireless 'gaming' headset, and are used to a more neutral tune, like your Sennys, you have to do some research on which headsets come close to that. Out of the box, most gaming headsets have a weird tune compared to what you're used to, including all Razers. Some more recent notable wireless gaming headsets that sound great from an 'audiophile' standpoint are the Audeze Maxwells, Astro A50X, and Hyper X Cloud 3 S Wireless. Those come out of the box with a great tune, close to the Harman curve. You can also get a lot of other headsets to sound great with some EQ. Something like the Fractal Scape or Nova Elite sound great with a modest EQ. GadgetryTech on YT offers awesome 'audiophile' EQs for a lot of headsets. Also, if you are using a modern gaming headset, make sure you have any corny 'surround sound' or spatial type features turned off. Since you've been using the same set for 16 years, you also have to give some time to adjust to the sound of a new headset. Even something slightly different might sound a bit weird at first if you aren't that experienced with different audio products overall. Many people still totally write off any wireless 'gaming' headsets, and imo that perspective is outdated in 2025. You can get really awesome, low latency audio quality with wireless headsets these days. Yes, for absolute dollar spent, you can get the best 'value' by sticking with a wired setup, but if you value the convenience or features from a wireless setup, you *can* get a great sounding setup if you're willing to do some research and drop the coin.

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Aggressive-Daikon232 • about 1 month ago

Wireless 'gaming' headsets don't use bluetooth. Also the Maxwells sound incredible from an audiophile standpoint. You should update your viewpoint with whats currently avalable.

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ActiveNL • 3 months ago

Unlike what everyone says here, if you *really* want a gaming headset with a build in mic that is completely removable take a look at the HyperX Cloud 3 (or the new S version). Usually gaming headsets have a lot of bass and overall poor sound quality. The Cloud 3's on the other hand have a very neutral sound signature. Not that they lack bass, but compared to other "gaming" headsets it's a lot less forward. I think gadgetry tech has a good review about them on YouTube.

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ActiveNL • 3 months ago

Unlike what everyone says here, if you *really* want a gaming headset with a build in mic that is completely removable take a look at the HyperX Cloud 3 (or the new S version). Usually gaming headsets have a lot of bass and overall poor sound quality. The Cloud 3's on the other hand have a very neutral sound signature. Not that they lack bass, but compared to other "gaming" headsets it's a lot less forward. I think gadgetry tech has a good review about them on YouTube.

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ActiveNL • 7 months ago

After trying a few headsets (steelseries arctis nova 1 and 5, Razer blackshark) and even a wired headphone/mic combo (Sennheiser hd599) but hating the wired part and the mic in front of my face, I settled on a Cloud 3 Wireless. The Cloud 3 has a very neutral sound out of the box, and it takes EQ very well. Also the build quality is insane without getting too heavy, and the battery life of 120 hours is more than I will ever need.

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Alexander957 • 26 days ago

I always recommend something from HyperX. The cloud 2 has a more fun sound, while the cloud 3's are more balanced. I also find the 3's to be hands down the best for comfort and their wireless varieties (especially the 3 S) being the best tuned out of the box without eq

r/buildapc • Please, I BEG! Can anyone help me pick a budget "gaming" headset to give as a gift, I'm out of my depth and losing my mind! ->
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Alexander957 • 23 days ago

Comfort is definitely subjective, but the 3's have been the comfiest for me out of all the ones I've tried from hyperx! The earcup part of the headset are angled as well as the drivers inside so my ears never touch any part of the headphones. The clamping force on the sides of your head is very light and the cushion on the headband is very plush c:

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Alexander957 • 26 days ago

I always recommend something from HyperX. The cloud 2 has a more fun sound, while the cloud 3's are more balanced. I also find the 3's to be hands down the best for comfort and their wireless varieties (especially the 3 S) being the best tuned out of the box without eq

r/buildapc • Please, I BEG! Can anyone help me pick a budget "gaming" headset to give as a gift, I'm out of my depth and losing my mind! ->
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Affectionate_Map2761 • 15 days ago

Hyperx cloud 3 are tuned how I need for shooter games and comfortable to wear all day long. They sound a but different than they should for music, but if you pay attention in game. The right sounds are loud and the booms are subtle

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redditor • about 8 months ago

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

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redditor • about 8 months ago

I've had the Hyper Cloud X. The plastic part holding the earphone to the base has broken 2x. The first time they reluctantly replaced the headphones after a month of arguing. The second time they wouldn't. They don't sell the little plastic piece so you have to find a 3d printer to pay for them to be made. Total waste and won't buy their product again.

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redditor • about 3 months ago

Anything wired, I'm using HyperX Cloud 3's

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redditor • about 6 months ago

Clamp in Cloud 3 is fine. The other commentor forgets that it's a new headset. Cloud 2 also had clamp pressure when I first bought it. So does every headset on the planet. You will need to loosen the headset by either using it for a few weeks or putting it over a headset holder or just some books. Overall the Cloud 3 comfort is way better than Cloud 2. Having said that, I prefer Cloud Alpha's comfort to these 2. The ear cups of the alpha are so thick and nice

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redditor • about 3 months ago

Got the cloud 3 S wireless. I cannot really compare the sound quality to the wired cloud alpha yet, but it sure is a comfy headset. Thanks again

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redditor • about 11 months ago

Yeppp. I game daily and charge it from 30% - 100% every 2 or so months. Only downside is the radio signal dies if I leave my room but doesn't really matter

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redditor • about 11 months ago

Youll like it!

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redditor • about 11 months ago

I think they're definitely 'good enough'. Especially for wireless.

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redditor • about 8 months ago

I feel you brother. I love the wireless part (main reason I got a new pair) any return policies in your country? If so I'd try them and if it's no good take them back. Imo the hyper 3 wireless are worth about 100$ USD

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redditor • about 1 month ago

I use the Hyper X Cloud and love it

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redditor • about 11 months ago

This is definitely the best choice for a 17 year old. I've had nicer headsets, but I come back to the clouds.

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redditor • about 4 months ago

Yeah that same part has broken on every pair of HyperX Clouds I've owned. I had two pairs that lasted decent length, but then I just opened a new pair like 2 months ago and that piece is already broken again. I used to be a fan but now I'm searching for a new brand.

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redditor • about 11 months ago

Got the cloud 3 wireless recently, was on sale at microcenter. Solid headset, you just have to do some adjusting with settings in discord or your voice comes through choppy.

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redditor • about 8 months ago

I have the wireless. And no I have never had such issues. So my room is on the 2nd floor. I had to go downstairs to grab some water & I moved away quite some distance but it was still working. If you move too far, it'll turn off then turn back on automatically when you move back into range. I'd say, 20 feet (approx) is the max range. I love this headset.

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redditor • about 3 months ago

Hyperx Cloud 3, the best in quality-price. In more professional audio, Audio-Technica M50x.

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redditor • about 3 months ago

ch720n is fine but if you can stretch budget a bit, get a proper gaming headset, 720s are like a mid-tier for a reason; you'll feel the difference in positional audio. 90% of us are on something like a HyperX or HyperX Cloud, not a budget Sony.

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redditor • about 11 months ago

Yes that's the one that's a higher price than I normally see though

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redditor • about 8 months ago

I've been using it for the past 4 months & absolutely loving it. Zero issues & great performance.

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redditor • about 6 months ago

All I can attest to is the hinges on these things break easy as hell lmao They both sound crispy. The 3 is the one that doesn't soundbas crispy.

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redditor • about 2 months ago

HyperX Cloud 3 s wireless. They're on sale on Amazon right not for like $120 I think. Astro A50x. People will shit on these but I always end up coming back. Feels pretty open, so not as immersive. Audeze Maxwell. if you like heavy things on your head. I don't think the directional audio in my experience is as good with these than the other two. Nova Pro Elite. If you want to throw $600 at your problem and get sound a little worse than the Maxwells

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redditor • about 2 months ago

I always recommend something from HyperX. The cloud 2 has a more fun sound, while the cloud 3's are more balanced. I also find the 3's to be hands down the best for comfort and their wireless varieties (especially the 3 S) being the best tuned out of the box without eq

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redditor • about 4 months ago

Currently using the HyperX Cloud 3 wireless. Find them super comfortable for long sessions and I don't get any ear ache after wearing them for a long time. I don't use the included mic (which is detachable) as I use a stand alone usb mic, so I can't comment on the quality of that. Long battery life, I wear them pretty much every day for at least 2-3 hours and I only need to charge them once per week maybe. USB-A to USB-C Charging cable and a USB-C wireless adapter.

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redditor • about 5 months ago

I strongly advise against getting the Alphas, less comfortable than the Cloud 3s and I've had nothing but issues with crosstalk/sound bleeding, was an absolute nightmare and I've since then switched to Cloud 3 and they're amazing. Sure they have a slightly flatter sound plane than the Alphas but EQ makes up for it and I barely hear the difference now, mic is also way better.

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redditor • about 11 months ago

HyperX makes incredible headsets. My cloud 3 wireless has been perfect from day one and I can wear it for an incredibly long period of time with absolutely no discomfort. People love to recommend the ATH-M50 headphones, but they are so overhyped and overrated. If you look at their objective rtings review you can quickly see they are mediocre at everything except being neutral. I haven't touched mine in years.

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redditor • about 8 months ago

It's not bad. It's more flat than the previous iterations which isn't bad because I prefer controlling my eq. I'd just not use the software for it

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redditor • about 4 months ago

Currently using whatever the top HyperX wireless option is. I travel for work and spend a lot of time playing on a laptop. I'm using an Omen 16 laptop right now and it has the built in dongle for HyperX peripherals. I'm honestly pretty pleasantly surprised by them. They're very comfy, sound is decent, mic is good. I did order those Nova elites tho and they should deliver on Friday 👀

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redditor • about 5 months ago

Wish i still had my kingston hyperx, they sadly died, but are still my favourite headset I've ever had

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redditor • about 1 year ago

Hyperx cloud wireless. Battery lasts for, i kid you not, like 6-10 months. Mic is good. Its comfortable.

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redditor • about 11 months ago

Hyper x cloud 3 wireless is like 130 and amazing

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redditor • about 5 months ago

Agreed I have tried the cloud3s but it's missing like I don't feel like I'm using the headphones at their 100% of volume

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redditor • about 2 months ago

Hyperx clouds, tbh they are wonderful

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redditor • about 2 months ago

HyperX Cloud 3s and I wouldn't think twice.

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redditor • about 8 months ago

Ahh that's so shit man.

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redditor • about 8 months ago

I like them but my biggest complaint is having to fiddle with ngenuity (eq settings) every time I use it

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redditor • about 3 months ago

Yeah honestly you'll have a hard time beating them for that price. Here's a review of them from someone else: [https://www.reddit.com/r/HyperX/comments/19dv8z3/cloud\_3\_honest\_review/](https://www.reddit.com/r/HyperX/comments/19dv8z3/cloud_3_honest_review/)

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redditor • about 1 month ago

if he cares about good sound, hyperx cloud 3 s wireless

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redditor • about 3 months ago

the hyperX cloud is a good fps headphones and have a decent mic

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redditor • about 2 months ago

Comfort is definitely subjective, but the 3's have been the comfiest for me out of all the ones I've tried from hyperx! The earcup part of the headset are angled as well as the drivers inside so my ears never touch any part of the headphones. The clamping force on the sides of your head is very light and the cushion on the headband is very plush c:

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redditor • about 11 months ago

It's on sale at best buy for 116 right now

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redditor • about 4 months ago

Dual mode connectivity is fairly common for higher-end gaming headsets, but not too much on budget models. The new HyperX [Cloud III S Wireless](https://hyperx.com/products/hyperx-cloud-iii-s-wireless-gaming-headset) is pretty good (definitely better than a Cloud Flight), but it's a bit past your budget. There's also the SteelSeries [Arctis Nova 5 Wireless](https://steelseries.com/gaming-headsets/arctis-nova-5) (as well as the better [Arctis Nova Pro Wireless](https://steelseries.com/gaming-headsets/arctis-nova-pro), but that's way past your budget).

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redditor • about 3 months ago

Hyper X Cloud variants are typically what I recommend.

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