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HyperX Cloud III Wireless – Gaming Headset for PC, PS5, PS4, up to 120-hour Battery, 2.4GHz Wireless, Spatial Audio, 53mm Angled Drivers, Memory Foam, Durable Frame, 10mm Microphone, Black/Red Black/Red Regular Wireless | Envi

Xumar Mammadova
Comfortable and useful
I used the Cloud 2 for a long time and now after switching to the Cloud 3 Wireless it honestly feels like they just fixed everything that bothered me before. Comfort is the first thing you notice, the ear pads are softer, it doesn’t squeeze your head, and I can keep it on for hours without feeling tired. The sound is cleaner too, footsteps and small details in games are easier to pick out and the bass is strong without turning muddy like the Cloud 2 sometimes did. The mic is clearer, my friends on Discord noticed right away. Battery life is great, I only charge it every couple of days and the wireless connection never dropped or lagged for me. Build quality feels solid with the metal frame and the headset doesn’t feel cheap at all. Only small downside is the dongle being a bit big, and switching devices isn’t super smooth. The mic still isn’t studio level but it’s completely fine for gaming. Overall, coming from the Cloud 2, this feels like a straight upgrade in comfort, sound and battery. It’s just a really good headset to use every day.Ver másVer menos
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MIKE
20 de diciembre de 2023
No BS, amazing for a gaming headset
I only use this for gaming on my PC, and it's amazing. There's no BS to it. I don't need ANC, Bluetooth, RBG, swiveling ear cups, or more switches/buttons. I don't use it outside of gaming on my PC, I don't stream, I don't record audio/video, nor do I use it to watch videos or movies. I just need it for gaming and to communicate with friends in-game or in discord. This does exactly what I want it to do, does it very well, and is super comfortable.I initially got the Logitech G Pro X 2, which was nice as well, but I was having connectivity issues with it and decided to return it and got the Cloud III wireless instead. Super happy and no regrets at all. My only wishes was that I prefer switches, rather than buttons. I like to slide the power button on/off, instead of having to press and hold a button for 2-3 seconds, but that's not a big deal. The USB-C cable that comes with it is short and should have been at least 2-3 times longer. It's fine for charging while not in use, but it's too short and you most likely won't be able to charge while gaming. This is not as big of a deal because we have plenty of other longer USB-C cables we can use.I would absolutely recommend this to anyone that wants it for gaming, and even when I listen to music on YouTube, it sounds excellent.Update: The microphone sample rate and bit depth defaults to 16000 Hz for the microphone on this headset, but you can change this to 32000 Hz and it makes the mic so much clearer and better. Just go to PC sound settings > microphone properties > advanced tab, and change the format from 16000 to 32000 Hz, apply, and save.Ver másVer menos
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Greg Cunningham
7 de octubre de 2023
HyperX has some very intelligent designers and engineers. This is almost perfect for the price.
+ Comfortable+ Well built+ Sound quality, out of the box EQ is pretty flat. It perfectly cuts the harsh/piercing treble range, which can quickly cause listener fatigue. For my ears, it’s darn near perfect and not at all fatiguing for long sessions. They chose an inoffensive, warm sound profile that should sound good with anything you throw at it. Games, music or movies. Although, this is very subjective. If you love bass, you’ll want to EQ it.+ Imaging is very good. Soundstage is above average. Angled drivers should be on every gaming headset. I have no trouble at all pinpointing exact locations in FPS.+ Mic quality is very good. (Required a setting change in Windows for best performance).+ Mic Monitoring on this headset is the best I've ever heard, very natural sounding with little delay.+ Battery life could literally last you over a month.+ USB 2.4ghz transmitter gives you the choice of USB-C or USB-A via an adapter.+ Wireless range is extremely wide, bathroom trips are not an issue.+ Easy to clean.+ Easily get an accurate battery percentage. Tap the power button and a voice will tell you.+ Ngenuity Software is very well polished and is downloaded via the Microsoft Store.+ I hate background software, thankfully Ngenuity is not required. Although you should update firmware.There are some negatives;- Headset gets warm, I'm ok with this, some might not be. I prefer a headset that is easy to clean over one with cloth earpads that stays cool.- No Bluetooth.- In Windows 10/11, the Mic defaults to 16000hz. Change it to 32000hz in your Microphone Properties/Advanced tab. You’ll notice a huge increase in quality. This mic is actually very good, but if you hear people saying it sucks, it’s because the default setting handicaps the quality.- They use DTS X instead of Dolby Atmos for their spatial sound. It's not great, just use Windows Sonic.- DTS X driver is required for you to be able to EQ the headset. And as far as I can tell, EQ settings are not saved, the software must be running. PlayStation users be aware. (Although the stock EQ is damn near perfect to me).- No Xbox Compatibility.This is the first headset I've used where the negatives have no affect on my experience. Which is why I believe it is the best sub $200 PC gaming headset available. I have no idea how it would work with Playstation, but I'd guess it is also pretty damn good there as well. I will be using this for years to come.
Anon
13 de febrero de 2024
Best HyperX Cloud Yet
I think that they finally made the perfect gaming headset. They have always been the best in class regarding sound quality at this price point. The multiple iterations of the Cloud have largely been the company slowly addressing points of failure and upgrading things like its connectivity and surround-sound software. In the original Clouds, the hinge that attached the earcup to the headphone band was external and held in place by a cheap plastic piece that eventually just cracked over time regardless of how careful you were. This was the most common point of failure, so they changed it. The Cloud 2 had the first internal hinge on the earcup and it solved the problem perfectly. Unfortunately, it merely moved the common failure point up the headband to the cheap plastic cuff that they used to secure the metal forks to the rest of the headband. In the Cloud 2, this plastic cuff would eventually break even with very careful treatment due to the torque that is placed on it so that the earcups conform to people's heads. In the Cloud 3, they finally got it right: Internal cup hinges with a metal cuff to attach the ear forks. Perfect. I keep examining these for the next probable point of failure and I really can't think of any. So, now you can get some of the best sound in the industry in a tank-like package that should last ages. They finally ditched the foam pop filter, which I never had a problem with but might degrade over time. The new mic is still decent but probably not the best sound quality in comparison to some competitors.Probably one of the coolest things that I did not expect was that the receiver dongle comes with an extension that allows for either USB-C or USB connectivity. If I were to wager, this is the most likely point of failure if you use this with a laptop or are taking the dongle out frequently because it is a little delicate and long with the USB-A attachment on. It is a really cool feature that expands the headset's compatibility with recently released laptops with only USB-C ports.Ver másVer menos
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M. F. O
you get what you pay for... sort of
EDIT: i went through my words and my review and i said to myself "nah, this can't be right" then i went to 2 configurations (screenshots attached): 1. the dolby atmos app where you can see specifically how i eq'd for most app's, music and movies and 2. the ngnuity app that also have its own eq... unfortunately both have to be turned on in order to squeeze the full potential of the headphone, BUT in order to avoid the "box-feeling" sound (or at least eliminate it 85%), do not turn on the virtual surround in any app and maintain the eq the same as me.i used a few spotify tracks to properly eq according to several frequencies that may help you find the correct eq through the days but remember: there's a period of burn-in for headphones/earphones, it varies depends on the diaphragms and its own construction, this is not in our control, however, we can develop it by using it on a daily basis... with high-end headphones/earphones this is a must so you can get the best sound in time... this is the case for all headsets, but mid-ends may not see the same effect as high-end headsets...here are the spotify tracks i used to eq:- in my place - coldplay- funk that - nickodemus, the illustrious black- if anyone cared - nickelback (i know, but its eq it's quite helpful)- show me love - robin s- gangsta's paradise - coolio, l.v.- i get lonely (tnt remix edit) - janet jackson, blackstreet, teddy rileyi didn't post any pictures of the device since you can find it from other users that have more experience on that field than i am, but regarding this nitpicky audio thing, here i am. i really hope it helps you to make an informed decision.i still stand by my original review but, with the corrections mentioned above regarding sound :D have a great day!ORIGINAL REVIEW:Well... i have a love-hate relationship with this headphone for the following reasons:Design (which is actually ok, i'll give them that, with small caveats): i'm aware that there are people who are more... visually-appealed (so to speak) to stuff and this may not be the one, but functionally it's good! Everything is where it should be, however! (yes, oh dear!) the power button is next to the mute button on the left side, WHY?! who was so against the company that made this decision that went through the whole pipeline without even notice the final product until it hit the shelves?Construction (LOVE IT! PERIOD!): The construction is actually very sturdy and solid, love it from every angle, the earcups swivels a little bit so you can accommodate them to your head or when you put the headsets on your neck stays naturally "at ease", you know?... from this perspective, the construction is not what i expected (i actually expected a cheaper feeling, but it feels a more premium device to be perfectly honest!). It kinda works for long periods of time if you are a regular human being who doesn't sweat so much like me, otherwise, have AC on your room for longer than half an hour of listening.Sound (now this i loathe, kinda... here's where the love-hate conflict is): well... there are certain applications that really does sound good, others really flat, others really hollow and others without bass but in general, the issue is in the lack of middle and mid-lo's, which makes it sound almost like a box, but with too much high and mid-hi's. HOWEVER, it's perfectly balanceable with the Dolby Atmos App in Windows 10/11, but i'm not going to EQ everything i do every time in my computer, who does that these days? i just want something that it's functional and sounds good for long periods of time! is that too much to ask? (well yeah, for less than 100 bucks yeah... i can certify that.... these audiophile ears are way too nitpicky these days).Battery: well this is a surprise to be honest, i wasn't expecting it to last THAT long... i do 12 hour listening sessions and it lasts a lot... i don't count much but in a week maybe 2 times in a week, could be fair?... i don't know for sure cos i really lose the track of time when i get into the headphones... but if you want a headphone that lasts its battery a lot, well here you have it... i don't even notice it during the week (this means a lot to me! don't think that i take for granted what the company gives us with this headphone) until the headset starts a gentle beep to let you know that it's below 25% i think... i don't even remember that much because by the time i start hearing the beep i already take out the headset and put it to charge.Charging time: well i wouldn't know, maybe an hour or 2?... i have several headphones that helps the way, so i wouldn't notice how many hours it takes, the only thing that i notice is that it charges surprisingly fast (well, also time flies, don't take my word for it tho). If you go to bed time and you get up to go to the bathroom at 2 am, it will be charged by then... that's a certainty... YOU CAN use it while it charges, it won't heat the battery within (unlike many many headsets out there... if your current headset heats during charge while on your head and listening, stop using it immediately!).Microphone: It sounds... good? i think?... people hears me loud and clear on discord, which is the whole point of it (although discord have its own issues, so, test it locally within your computer and do not trust discord!) it's a very sensitive server that: it doesn't wanna recognize devices (or if it does, it doesn't work), if the devices works, then there's stuttering, cut audios, you name it, you know all these stuff like i do as well, you know the struggle!... If you purchase this product then FIRST test it on your computer, if it works well there then trust me, it's your application, not your microphone!Oh i almost forgot about the headband! i'm a bald guy so i kinda can see the band on my head when i take out my headphones... i personally love it because then people "notices that i work too much and too hard" and i'm like "yeah right! XD"... this is a paramount wisdom that i will give you that this headset have that almost no other headset have: if you press it too hard to your head it will stay with a similar pressure but at a comfortable level, but don't complain later about that you get a soar ear/face or a band mark on top of your head because it will make you hurt if you press it too hard, let it sit on you and get use to it.The earcup simil leather is a special case, it's hot but at the same time it's not... it kinda wants to accommodate to you but it kinda doesn't... i don't know "how to feel about this" (which i honestly at this point i don't care), but some people may worry or feel uncomfortable about it, so i'll leave it here just in case.. maybe with a few more hundreds of "burn-in hours" may found the proper wear for my face? We don't know... only time will tell... i don't think about it when i put it, i just think like "oh my god what a bad sound, but it does sounds good tho"If you read this, it means that you're seriously considering to purchase this product... if you don't honestly mind the kinda-hollow sound that some apps may have (you may not notice) and you're looking for something that potentially could last you a few years and spare the mistreated wallet, then go for it, you won't regret the purchase, that's a guarantee and i'm saying this because that's exactly the reason that i bought it and probably the reason you will as well, including a very valid reason: it's functional without needing to baby the product! (i know! right?! finally!)BUT i you are looking for a high-end sound with neutral balance or warm sound with balance mids, lo's and hi's, for below 99 dollars (before taxes), trust me, there's no such device and this product DEFINETLY is not for you, look elsewhere without even hesitation... ALL devices that you're looking for worth from 399 and above (maybe 299 but that's a stretch these days).
Steve T.
24 de febrero de 2025
Sound quality lackluster, SUPER tight and uncomfortable after a few hours.
I have a pair of HyperX Cloud Flights that are pushing 5 years old and are starting to have battery capacity issues, so I wanted to upgrade. I wanted to stick with the same brand, but for the cost I'm not seeing the value in these. The DTS Spatial Sound feature seems like more of a gimmick than anything else, and causes things to sound like an echo in an empty room. I played around with the equalizer options in HyperX's Ngenuity software, but didn't notice much of a difference aside from a bit more bass or a bit more treble. But more importantly than that, these things are absolutely crushing my head. The earcups feel very soft, but the headband is causing them squeeze very tightly which, after some hours of wear causes terrible headaches - I thought I was starting to get an ear infection from how these things were making me feel. The microphone is so-so; I found myself getting noise gated by Discord more often than I used to, so I needed to turn off auto-detect and set a manual noise cancel level. I'm not sure why that would happen, but it does. The sound quality is honestly less than I would expect from large closed headphones like this... I can't really achieve booming sound, and they're quieter than I anticipated. Lows are especially underwhelming.To be fair the battery is substantial, and looks like it would go a solid week of heavy gaming between needing charges. It's plug and play, but if you want to try the fancy spatial sound stuff you'll need to install Ngenuity. If you aren't as sensitive to tightness on your head these might work for you, but they're killing me after just a couple of days and I need to find something else.Ver másVer menos
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Comfortable and useful

No BS, amazing for a gaming headset

HyperX has some very intelligent designers and engineers. This is almost perfect for the price.

Best HyperX Cloud Yet

you get what you pay for... sort of

Sound quality lackluster, SUPER tight and uncomfortable after a few hours.