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HyperX Cloud Orbit S-Gaming Headset,3D Audio,Head Tracking, PC,Xbox One,PS4,Mac,Mobile,Nintendo Switch,Planar Magnetic headphones with Detachable Noise Cancelling Microphone,Pop Filter(HX-HSCOS-GM/WW)

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Features

  • Audeze planar magnetic drivers.Note : If the size of the earbud tips does not match the size of your ear canals or the headset is not worn properly in your ears, you may not obtain the correct sound qualities or call performance. Change the earbud tips to ones that fit more snugly in your ear
  • Waves Nx fully immersive 3D . Sound pressure level - >120 dB
  • Waves Nx head tracking technology
  • Advanced audio customization
  • Detachable noise cancellation mic with pop filter
  • Connectivity Technology: Wired

Description

The HyperX Cloud Orbit S builds a world of audio around you with Audeze planar magnetic drivers and Waves Nx head tracking and 3D audio technology. Get true immersion as head tracking technology tracks the position of your head nearly 1000 times a second to stabilize the soundscape, placing you in the center of your own personal three-dimensional audio atmosphere. This higher level of realism is augmented by the breathtaking clarity and incredible precision delivered by the 100mm planar magnetic drivers. The headset includes three detachable cable options, so you can complete your dream setup with the ultimate 3D audio experience, whether gaming on PC, Xbox One, PS4, or Mobile.

Brand: HyperX


Model Name: Cloud Orbit S


Color: Black


Form Factor: Over Ear


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Brand: HyperX


Series: Cloud Orbit S


Included Components: Headset, removable microphone


Age Range (Description): Adult


Model Number: HX-HSCOS-GM/WW


Target Gender: Unisex


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Number of Items: 1


Item Weight: 368 Grams


Cable Length: 100 Millimeters


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm Jack


Color: Black


Style: Orbit S


Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation


Form Factor: Over Ear


Warranty Description: 1 year warranty


Special Feature: 3D Sound, Head Tracking


Control Type: Noise Control


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    • Best headset I've owned, bar none
Style: Orbit S
Holy crap. Best headset I've ever had. History: I'm strictly a PC gamer. Been on the hunt for a new headset after my old Logitech Artemis Spectrum G933 started shorting out. After a lot of research I tried the SteelSeries Arctis 7 (2019 edition), SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC, and the new Logitech G Pro X. The SteelSeries Arctis 7 had bad sound quality - I couldn't get any decent sound from it even with EQ. Unimpressed. The Arctis Pro was much better, but the GameDAC is crap - anything other than Flat EQ setting caused popping noises after audio stopped, and the surround feature sounds horrible. The headset seems to go into an inactive mode after 10 seconds of no audio, causing a digital popping sound if the EQ isn't set to flat. Also, to get decent sound out of them I had to run Equalizer APO + Peace to get even remotely close to good sound. The GameDAC EQ settings are decent, but again, if you use them you get a wonderful popping sound any time audio ends after 10 seconds. The Logitech G Pro X wasn't bad, but it was hollow and lacked the immersion I like for gaming and music. The mic on that thing is great though. The G Pro X would be my choice for a cheaper headset. ====== Enter the HyperX Cloud Orbit S. This headset sounds phenomenal out of the box, no EQ required. That said, it does come with plenty of EQ presents which I'm playing around with, however I find the "Default" EQ the best sounding for everything from games to music. This also happens to be the EQ it comes set on out of the box. The other EQ options are very well done, with no distortion. The "Warm" setting is a great bass boost for those who like a bit more power to the bass end. The "S" version includes head tracking technology which will virtually simulate a real "room" in which you are listening to audio, changing the sound when you move your head. It's extremely accurate and does exactly what it says it will do. While cool, I don't find a real use for it, as I prefer my audio to be based on my character's actual location in games, not my own head. For music, if you want to pretend you're in a concert hall, it's awesome. The non-S version lacks this feature and is a little cheaper. The 3D audio feature is unparalleled. I have never used the virtual surround feature in any past headset, since it tends to just degrade the sound quality and sound awful. This is the first headset where I actually ENJOY the 3D setting in games AND music. It opens up a wonderful soundstage that sounds like you're sitting in the audience of a live concert. I've spent several hours switching 3D audio on and off listening to music and in games. It will come down to personal preference, but I'm thoroughly impressed. Even without the gimmicky head-tracking tech, the 3D audio is nothing less than astounding. Comfort, not a problem. Reviews say the Arctis series is more comfortable with the ski-goggle strap style, which I actually really did like. This headset is perfectly comfortable though, and I forget I have it on. The memory foam headband and ear cups don't get too hot. Some reviewers complain about the weight. I do not find this headset overly heavy at all, especially after taking a little time to adjust it to sit properly on my head. It has more than enough extension to accommodate larger heads. The microphone is good. Some people mention that it is too quiet, however with proper positioning it is very clear and loud. You just have to make sure it's pointed the right way. The cons I can come up with: - Cannot control mic sidetone. Audeze states if the mic gain is set to less than 44% in the software, the sidetone is disabled, and this is true. I've never been a fan of microphone sidetone anyway, so I wish we could turn this off completely and still set microphone gain to 100%. - There is an EVER so slight "white noise" when no audio is playing. It's less of a sound or hiss than a "feeling." I can tell if the headset is on and nothing is playing - it's not an empty void of sound. This is hardly a con though. As soon as any audio is playing this is completely masked an unnoticeable. This sound floor is to be expected with any active amp headset, as I understand. - It's not wireless. Maybe in the future they will come out with a wireless version, however I do believe the pros of a wired connection (latency/sound quality/battery issues) outweighs wireless since I just sit at my PC desk anyway. - The "voice" prompts when switching EQ settings. This headset comes with preset EQ options, and when switching between them it feels the need to vocally announce which EQ setting you are choosing. This makes it somewhat difficult to compare the EQ presets, since you have to wait for a voice to announce this setting between options. I much prefer an instant switch where I can really tell how the sound is changing. This could easily be fixed in a future software/firmware update. - EQ. There is no option for a custom EQ, and the preset settings don't show what the EQ is actually doing. Again, easily fixed in a future software version I hope. Everything considered, this blows every Logitech and SteelSeries headset I've tried out of the water. I'm extremely satisfied and recommend this headset to anyone who can afford it. It's worth the extra $$$. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019 by David
    • AVOID: Broken in 1 year (Was USB-C issues reported)
Review Image by Michael Surma Michael Surma
Update: I decided to continue to use this headset, despite not having any luck with the quality of the USB-C option (read below). While the USB-C issues really put me off, the sound was good enough that it was worth keeping. Fast forward just slightly over a year (1 year, 1 month) and as you can see, the headphone almost snapped entirely off the product on the right cup. I'm an older gamer, and exceedingly gentle on my equipment since I put much of it together myself. There is absolutely no call for this to have happened in normal wear and tear. And of course, with the high price tag, you expect SOME quality. Guess how long the warranty extends for? Yes, indeed, 1 year. And I'm out my purchase price. Will update if they bother responding to my request for replacement, but this is honestly the worst purchase I've made in tech for some time, and I'm really sad they didn't ultimately work for the investment. Update 2: Got a replacement, which was great customer service. Broke AGAIN within 4 months. This time a small fracture in the left main assembly (above the earphone) cracked off. Attempting a second RMA after the weekend, but this is now tedious. I still can't recommend this headset for the trouble it's been. Previous review: I got this headset not only for the reviews of the great sound, but also due to the HyperX name. I've had a previous version of their gaming headsets and absolutely loved them, and always felt it was a mistake going to a different brand on my last purchase. I was excited for this new pair of headphones! The setup was very easy, and everything worked well enough out of the gate. The USB-C cord was exceedingly short, so it made using it worthless. Getting an slightly longer cord made it useful, but one of the entire reasons I wanted this pair of headphones was the high end audio AND the USB-C connectivity. While the sound lived up to the hype, the USB-C connection kills this whole setup for me. Once per day at a minimum, the sound locks up. Opening Windows sound menu, you can see the speakers have some volume, but it's no longer moving and - as expected - is locked in place, as the headphones are totally unresponsive. The only way I've found to fix it is to either uninstall the drivers and reinsert the headphones, or reboot. Rebooting, while faster, is absolutely not acceptable 1 to 3 times per day for this expensive of a pair of headphones. If you're going to offer a connection, it better darn well work. This is getting a refund, as much as I absolutely hate to have to send another pair of headphones back on return. I'm not willing to 'live with it', and I'm not paying this much for a broken device, whether that's hardware, firmware or software. I'm extremely disappointed, and my rating reflects the specific failure of the device itself. For the short time I've had it, I'd likely have put it into the five-star category if it was working correctly over the first few weeks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2020 by Michael Surma Michael Surma
    • 2 1/2 Years later and still amazing.
Style: Orbit S
I decided to check back on this model to see if a new version was made and noticed the poor reviews. Im gonna be real here because im a huge gamer and I love my quality for sound. With that being said these headphones have provided and impeccable sound experience in gaming. I can actually spectate my friends games and tell them where enemies are for them because these headphones are that good. I hear better than the huge group I play with. I see a ton of reviews complaining about durability. I gotta tell you, i drop these things twice a day, on a carpet floor mind you, but from 4 feet up almost. Never has this headset broken or malfunctioned. Dont be a ragey gamer and they might last ;). I think the worst experience ive had is every blue moon they just shutoff. Its pretty rare, but i just turn them back on. Comfortability is also big need for me because I game all day sometimes, but I hardly ever get ear aches from it. I have big ears and they fit great honestly. The audio software i never dabble in. Audeze is interesting but i just set 3D Audio to "On" and LEAVE IT ALONE. Its all you need. Yes these are expensive. I wont lie there, but hey. 2 1/2 years later and still going strong. Ps the ear muffs have gotten slighty worn but nothing horrible. Its expected. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2022 by Luther k

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