Cloud III Black

Whatever you do.. do not use the ngenuity beta app, it’s absolutely awful in its current iteration. The headset is pretty solid but held back by that app Check out info from this other post about it. A lot of good info https://www.reddit.com/r/HyperX/comments/1hwduh9/if_you_own_hyperx_cloud_iii_read_this_ng

I bought a pair of wired Cloud III's this weekend and plugged them into my laptop, expecting the worst due to reviews like this. However, to my ears they're good! All around, the sound profile is neutral, but the bass is still there and not over done or muddy. Sound stage is honestly impressive for

I think the Vivia is a RIC? But I'm new to all of this so I can be wrong. Receiver is definitely in the ear with the battery pack and two additional mics behind the ear. Looking at pics of both a BTE and RIC they look super similar though. The audio is picked up like it's casually in the air; like a

And the cocktail effect and associated risks are bad. One of them, Bisphenol A, was a big topic in the past and was banned as a component/ingredients for things used for babies because of that. While I fully accept that some users might not care about the results of this study, I do care. We give ou

Don't bother installing the HyperX Nginuety app. Download Equalizer APO then install Peace EQ. Use the Auto EQ function in Peace EQ and select "HyperX Cloud III Wireless by Rtings". Download and purchase the Dolby Access app on the Windows store. Enable Dolby Atmos on Game mode. Under the sound prop

I disagree. I think the Cloud III was fine as is, bluetooth audio means nothing to me (wouldn't use it for fps and I only use the cloud III's for gaming.. so..).. and the sound profile is absolutely perfect for their purpose (gaming, fps specifically, imo). I also think all gaming headphones that ar

I bought Hyper X Cloud III S as well, loving headphone!!

If you have an audio interface just get a pair of studio monitoring headphones. Right now I use the Sony mdr-7506 since I got them for free at school. They work pretty well for being from my school and I think they’d be worth getting. If you don’t have an audio interface to plug them into then I’d j

Audeze Maxwell or HyperX Cloud III S

I've written this many times, probably under 20-30 posts. Simply go to the Hyperx Cloud III S speaker settings and switch the bit depth from 24-bit 48000Hz to 16-bit 96000Hz. This will fix the popping noise you're hearing. I spent two weeks trying to find a solution to this problem and almost return