Review on Renewed HyperX Cloud Flight S Wireless Gaming Headset with Detachable Microphone - PC and PS4 Compatible by Airi Ohtsuka ᠌

The greatest wireless headphones of this type can cost up to 10,000 dollars, and those headphones are the ones you're looking at right now. If you are willing to put up with all of the drawbacks that I have mentioned in this review, then you should consider purchasing these headphones. I do not have any regrets regarding my decision to go with them, and I am keeping my fingers crossed that HyperX will be able to finish the program. Has pros: The charge is sufficient for roughly 24 hours of continuous use. Stunning rim light (which, although it eats a charge, is even less in the "breathing" mode) They rest pleasantly on the ears, making it possible to wear them all day without risking injury and preventing the ears from becoming fatigued. Microphone detaches Good construction A straightforward look with no extra frills Having this drawback: The sound does not have as much bass and volume as other models, such as the HyperX Cloud 2. Included is a short wire. The Ngenuity software is of the lowest quality. Never a functional software, poor design, and an erroneous display of the charge; for instance, it can leap from 20 to 40 percent. I am not going to mention anything about the microphone because I did not make use of it. But, the quality is not the best, as is the case with all HyperX headphones. When the headphones are removed, there is a little increase in the amount of white noise. The headphones will switch off by themselves after around twenty to thirty minutes of inactivity, and each time they do so on their own, you will need to turn them back on before using them again. It's possible that we could implement it in a different way. For instance, in order to allow you to define the amount of time in the software after which they will turn off by itself, or in order to prevent them from turning off at all.