Cloud Alpha

It seems like you have the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless. There are a few replacement microphones on Amazon ,they’re not exactly the same model. But they might work well enough for you:https://www.amazon.com/s?k=HyperX+Cloud+Alpha+Wireless+mic&i=electronics&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 Most reviews complain about t

Wow shit gets serious - Isn't that case that every product in the test contained these material but a few in the test contained so much that it is not considered safe to use? In that case we can expect MANY headset have unacceptable values. I wonder if EU will regulate this somehow. I have 3 differe

been using hyperx cluoud 2 for almost 7yrs and they are ok never had a problem but recently my friends started to notice that they can hear what im listening so i dont know if the mic broke or the volume settings is to loud but if i lower the mic volumen they hear me far away so it started to bother

HyperX doesn't have a particular house sound; each of their headphones has their own kind of tuning. The Cloud IIIS has a generally more audiophile tune out of the box so if you're used to heavily boosted bass (particularly midbass, like a lot of gaming headsets) it's going to sound strange to you u

kinda get your spot. i went through the same confusion after my mh751 broke last year. for rpg and youtube you want something with good mids and bass, not just footsteps. honestly skip the cloud alphas - they have a weird hollow sound. the cloud 3 wireless is actually fine if you eq it a bit. but if

Just a quick warning though (I doubted this was true, but I just have tested it myself and sadly it is, though I haven't noticed for the 2 or 3 years I have it) - the HyperX Cloud Alpha headset is notorious for having slight crosstalk on their headphones - that basically means that the audio signal