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HyperX Cloud II - Gaming Headset, 7.1 Surround Sound – Red & QuadCast S – RGB USB Condenser Microphone for PC, PS4, PS5 and Mac, Anti-Vibration Shock Mount

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Color: Red


Size: Wired


Style: Cloud II


Pattern Name: Headset + Microphone


Features

  • Product 1: 15-25kKhz Frequency Response.Headphones fit type:Over-Ear
  • Product 1: Designed for comfort: Exceptionally comfortable memory foam ear cushions and padded leatherette headband help keep you focused on gaming
  • Product 1: Supreme audio quality: Large 53 millimeter drivers provide high-quality audio. Hear in-game details better and get the in-game advantage on your opponents
  • Product 1: 7.1 virtual surround sound: Truly immerse yourself in your games with hardware-driven virtual 7.1 surround sound for precisely located audio
  • Product 2: Radiant RGB lighting with dynamic effects: Personalize stunning RGB lighting and dynamic effects for an eye-catching shot of customizable style.
  • Product 2: Built-in anti-vibration shock mount: Isolate the mic and suppress the sound of unintentional rumbles and bumps with the elastic rope suspension.
  • Product 2: Tap-to-mute sensor with LED status indicator: Use the convenient tap-to-mute functionality to prevent an audio accident along with the help of the LED mic status indicator. If the light is on, the mic is active, if the light is off, the mic is muted.
  • Product 2: 4 selectable polar patterns: Choose between four polar patterns (stereo, omnidirectional, cardioid, bidirectional) to optimize your broadcast setup and keep the focus on the sounds you want to be heard.

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HyperX Cloud II - Gaming Headset, 7.1 Surround Sound, Memory Foam Ear Pads, Durable Aluminum Frame, Detachable Microphone, Works with PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One – RedHyperX Cloud II features a newly designed USB sound card audio control box that amplifies audio and voice for an optimal Hi-Fi, gaming experience, so you can hear what you’ve been missing. Open up a world of detail other gamers will never know — the rustle of a camper’s boot, the scuttle in a distant vent. This next generation headset generates virtual 7.1 surround sound with distance and depth to enhance your gaming, movie or music experience. USB surround sound card works only on PC, Mac, and PS4 This headset will work with the Xbox One with headset adapter from Microsoft.It is not supported with the Xbox 360 or PS3.HyperX QuadCast S – RGB USB Condenser Microphone for PC, PS4, PS5 and Mac, Anti-Vibration Shock Mount, 4 Polar Patterns, Pop Filter, Gain Control, Gaming, Streaming, Podcasts, Twitch, YouTube, DiscordThe HyperX QuadCast S is a USB condenser microphone that both sounds great and looks great. The supremely stunning RGB lighting and dynamic effects will add style and flair to any stream or setup, and is customizable via HyperX Ngenuity software. The QuadCast S is an all-inclusive mic, featuring an anti-vibration shock mount to help quiet the rumbles of daily life and a built-in pop filter to muffle plosive sounds. Instantly know your mic status with the LED indicator, and simply tap-to-mute to avoid awkward broadcasting accidents. With four selectable polar patterns, this mic’s prepared for nearly any recording situation and also features a gain control dial to quickly regulate input sensitivity. The included mount adapter fits 3/8” and 5/8” thread sizes, compatible with most stands. QuadCast S is certified by Discord and TeamSpeak so you can ensure that your microphone is broadcasting loud and clear for all your followers and listeners, and you can also monitor your mic in real time using the convenient headphone jack on the back of the mic. It’s multi-platform compatible, so you can deliver quality sound output whether you’re connecting to a PC, PS4, or Mac.


Brand: ‎HyperX


Color: ‎Red


Date First Available: ‎August 15, 2022


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Amazing bass
Color: Black Size: Wired Style: Cloud Core Pattern Name: Headset
I bought these headphones because of the buzz around the takstar pro 80. If you don't know, this headphone is a rebranded trakstar pro 80 with a removable mic added in. I haven't used the mic and won't comment on it. Sound Signature: Overall, they sound amazing to my ears. These cans are close to balanced for most of the frequency range. To my ears there is a bump in the mid bass range, but otherwise I haven't noticed any spikes or gaps. The bass extends very low and remains composed. The mid range is clear and articulate. The highs are fatigue free, and almost airy, though not quite. I can compare to the headsets I own: 1. akg k430 - the k430s have a more forward mid range, but the bass is recessed and doesn't extend as low. And for the highs, both have a similar non-fatiguing profile, but these cans have greater clarity. 2. Philips ships 9500 - the ships have a similar mid bass bump, but the bass rolls off quickly after that. Ships have slightly recessed and muddy mids compared to these cans. Ships have brighter and more fatiguing highs. 3. AKG K240 Studio - These cans are free of the mid bass bump (a good thing to my ears), but the bass is overall very recessed and doesn't extend nearly as low, though it is very well controller. Mids in the K240 are best in class, but they are pretty forward. The mids in these cans don't seem any less detailed, but they are definitely recessed compared to the K240. The k240 mids are a bit more lively, while these cans sound a bit more sterile in that region. Coming to the highs, the K240s are a bit mixed, they are clear and airy, but they can be fatiguing. The fatigue comes from a spike in the mid treble region which can be noticeable depending on the song. These cans are free from any annoying spikes in the treble, but while detailed, the mids don't achieve the airy presence of the k240s. However, this might just be the reality of having closed vs semi open cans. Sound Isolation: Fantastic - I'm sure there are cans with better isolation, I'm not saying these are the best in the world, but I can't hear my mechanical keyboard, and my GF has to get on discord so I can hear her even though she sits 2 feet from me. Comfort: The pads and head band are great, they are soft and don't create any pressure points. There is a little bit of weight to these, but it isn't something that I notice unless I'm thinking about it. However, the clamping pressure of these cans are a bit much when new. I'm fairly average in terms of head size (I think...) so larger heads might have issue with them. The pressure isn't so much that I can't stand them, and clamping pressure will surely decrease over time, so I'm not worried about it. My ears fit inside the pads, but there isn't much extra room. Anyone with oversized ears might have issues. Build Quality: This is probably the area that most impressed me, which is saying a lot considering how they sound. These cans feel quality, where there is plastic, it is some of the nicest softest plastic I have ever felt. But much of what you will touch on these cans is either metal or fake leather. The hole where the mic plugs in comes with a cover, which is a nice touch. Only issue with the build quality is that the cable is attached and not easily replaced. I got these on sale for $50, and I can't believe they can be had for that price. My GF has the sennheizer game one, and we spent $150 for that headset, and they are good, but I think they are more side grade than upgrade. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2018 by Amazon Customer
    • Super comfy
Color: Black Size: Wired Style: Cloud Core Pattern Name: Headset
Very comfy headphones but the cord is hardwired in and I broke it and the headset was renders useless
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2022 by Dylan Miller
    • Great headset at a reasonable price
Color: Black Size: Wired Style: Cloud Core Pattern Name: Headset
The first rule of gaming headsets is that 99% of them are overpriced garbage and you are *almost* always better off buying a pair of conventional headphones and a separate mic. The HyperX Cloud line, however, is the 1% that actually offers a compelling combination of sound quality, build quality, and reasonable price. I purchased a pair of Cloud Revolutions for myself and loved them. They work great on both XBox One and PC. The only problem is they are a little too bulky and flashy to be used for listening to music on-the-go. So when it came time to purchase a graduation gift for a friend, who is also a gamer, I went with the Cloud Core, and he has nothing but good things to say about them. As with the entire Cloud line, this headset is supremely comfortable, and is great for extended gaming sessions. The sound quality of this headset is superior to basically every other headset even remotely in its price range. The metal design makes most of its competition feel like poorly built garbage. The simple 3.5mm jack works with both consoles and PC. As a bonus, the fairly compact design, combined with the reasonable styling (not completely over the top like a lot of gaming headsets) means you can easily detach the mic and use this headset for listening to music. If you a looking to buy a Cloud headset, here is a simple guide to finding the right one: Budget option: Cloud Stinger. Don't know enough to give a recomendation PC: Cloud & Cloud II. The original Cloud headset's cord includes separate 3.5mm jacks for the mic and headphones, meaning you need an adaptor (which is apparently somewhat finicky) for console use. The Cloud II is similar to the Cloud with some slight improvements (including making the cord a single 3.5mm jack), and includes a 7.1 sound card. This card (which is incompatible with consoles) is somewhat of a gimmick, and if you want surround sound, you are better off putting a dedicated soundcard in your PC. Consoles: Cloud Core and Cloud Pro (Also sold as CloudX Pro). The Cloud Core is virtually identical to the original Cloud, but the cord ends in a single 3.5mm jack for easier use on consoles, and it drops some of the extra frills such as the extra set of earcups. The Cloud Pro, also sold as the CloudX Pro, is similar to the Core, but comes with inline audio controls, replaceable earcups, and a carrying case. Premium line: Cloud Revolution & Cloud Revolution S. The Revolution is the flagship of the Cloud lineup, and offers great sound and an improved mic. The design of the headband lets it automatically adjust to your head, but also makes it bulkier and less practical for mobile use. The Revolution has a single 3.5mm jack for both console and PC, while the Revolution S includes a 7.1 surround sound card. Thus, definitely go with the Revolution for consoles, and probably for PC as well, as I don't think the 7.1 card is worth the $30 premium. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2017 by Justin

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