HyperX Cloud II Wired Gaming Headset (Black & Gunmetal)

The HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset is great for those who want a wired set of headphones to use with their computer (PC and Mac compatbile) and consoles. It's lightweight and flexible, which means you get comfort for hours on end.

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  You want white and pink headphones, You want wired headphones that are compatible with multiple devices, You want headphones that sound good and are comfortable

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  You need wireless connectivity, You need portability with your gaming headphones, You prefer something more affordable

I heartily recommend the Hyper X Cloud II Wireless headphones. They were a delight to use, never had any issues, and were comfortable for long sessions of work and play.

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  Rock-solid audio, Good microphone, Lightweight and comfortable for long sessions, Long battery life

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  Ability to twist earcups 90 degrees, More color options, Smaller USB dongle

The HyperX Cloud II has been a reigning king in the world of sub-$100 gaming headsets. The comfortable build, solid sound quality, and impressive microphone made it a favorite of many and now HyperX aims to improve on its best-selling headset with a wireless version.

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  Great Sound, Comfortable Frame, Sturdy Build

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  Earcups get hot in extended sessions, Subpar microphone

The HyperX Cloud 2/Cloud II headset is good for gaming. They have low latency, a wired USB connection, a fairly well-balanced audio reproduction, and a great noise filtering mic.

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  Negligible latency., Good audio reproduction and microphone., Well-built and comfortable design.

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  Poor noise isolation., Slightly bulky., Can sound sharp on some tracks., Bass delivery varies significantly across users. Sensitive to glasses.

HyperX, the gaming division of Kingston Technology, Inc., today announced the release of the HyperX Cloud II Wireless gaming headset. Building on the legacy of the wired Cloud II's design, comfort, performance, and durability, the new wireless Cloud II headset brings a host of new features to its...

The HyperX Cloud II headset has landed and landed chock full of a quality you can’t expect in a sub $100 Pro-gaming headset. From the powder coated brushed aluminum to the memory foam ear cups you’ll be hard pressed to find one thing on the Cloud II not geared toward quality.

Today we take a look at the Kingston HyperX Cloud II Headset, which hits the retail shelves this month. Following in the footsteps left by the original Cloud headset, Kingston aims to step it up a notch with better cable management / compatibility and the addition of the hardware-driven virtual 7.1...

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  Clear and crisp sound, Decent bass, Gaming consoles support, Very comfortable, Detachable cable & mic, Interchangeable cable/mic connectors, Velour and leather earpad sets included, High quality braided cable, Build-in DPS USB soundcard

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  7.1 virtual surround

For a palatable $99 US, the Kingston HyperX Cloud II Gaming headset can be yours in all its audible glory. The Cloud II will leave you feeling your money was well spent given the comfort, performance, and quality which all create an excellent gaming experience.

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  High quality design and materials, Fantastic audio quality, Very comfortable on the head

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  None!

Bringing the high-end gaming spectrum to the mainstream market, the HyperX Cloud II will make your wallet tremble, but it will all be worth it in the end.

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  The feel, Comfort in the long-run, Strong backbone, Easy to clean

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  The feel, Comfort in the long-run, Strong backbone, Easy to clean, Size issues, The microphone socket, USB, PRICING:, United States:, Kingston HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset for PC/PS4/Mobile retails for $97.29 at Amazon, Canada:, Kingston HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset for PC/PS4/Mobile retails for...

The realm of gaming headsets is populated by many dubious quality and overpriced offerings shielded by the 'gaming' facade. The need for prospective buyers to do some research before they buy is particularly important for a gaming headset.

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  Extremely comfortable, Balanced audio profile, USB soundcard, Range of colours, Virtual 7.1 surround mode

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  Overly-long cable, Mic jack cover easily lost

Bought them for Xbox series X and they are really good though you can’t use the usb dongle for the 7.1 sound. There’s some ppl saying that they are not loud trust me they are, all you have to do is press the home button go all the way down to the right side and select the volume icon to setup the...

I Have Had Three Of These Headsets Over The Years. They Are Nice, But There Are A Few Problems That Repeatedly Pop Up. The Clip On The USB Connector Always Fails First. The 3.5mm Jack Will Start To Feel Loose Inside The USB Connector After A Few Months.

I got this headset because I wanted one with a breaded cord and a real mic; I don't trust the cordless headphones with the built in mic. I love how the memory foam is so comfortable, I actually forget I'm wearing it. The sound quality is great and it's truly a "noise canceling headset".

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  Comfortable, Great Microphone, Great Sound Quality, Highly Compatible, Lightweight, Stylish

when using this head set I ran into a problem or maybe a few , u cannot use them for a gaming pc / laptop . The audio cuts out mid way while playing or just point blank doesn't work to begin with, me personally I use it to play rainbow six siege , its amazing to play with this head set while playing...

great for pc gaming. the mic is nice and the sound is fantastic. better than my old razers in audio quality. I personally doubt use the mic, as I have a separate setup for that, so I appreciate that you can unplug the mic easily.

Good quality headset. You have to pretty much turn it full volume on the PS4, but it sounds fine. The sound card adds so much also.

My first headset, and almost everything's great, but one issue: the microphone setting. The headset tries to make you use their in-built mic settings, not the system ones. However, the maximum volume it goes to is extremely low, which made me have to use a bunch of workarounds to increase it to...

3rd pair I've had in 4 or so years. I use them daily so they are abused. However this last pair is completely different. The audio quality is still great, but the overall build and feel of the headset is different. They're lighter, the side pieces are plastic now, not metal.

- I recommend it because it is a overall durable quality headset, but I personnally have to use it with another spliter (without the audio card), because sound cuts are annoying.

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  - Great headphone sound quality - Amazing noise cancellation - Good build quality (durable) - Braided cable

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  - Splitter is NOT universal (doesn't fit in my computer) - Audio cuts rather often when using the 7.1 soundcard (from what I know it doesn't affect all headsets) - Microphone quality is a littlebit bellow average

The HyperX Cloud II is probably the best headset in it's price range. It's booming basses and sharp highs are fantastic, along with it's outstanding build quality. If you're thinking about buying these headphones, I would totally suggest you get them.