Review on Renewed HyperX Cloud Alpha Gaming Headset with Dual Chamber Drivers and Detachable Microphone for PC, PS4, PS4 PRO, Xbox One, and Xbox One S. by Agata Jurkiewicz ᠌

Nine months of use out of them. Because of the nature of my employment, which is primarily sedentary, I use headphones for at least ten hours every day. And during this period they have not degraded in any way, shape, or form whatsoever. However the real reason I decided to write this review is because I just acquired the volume control. Very fragile, which is why you can always find him touching either his hand or his clothes. Because of this, you have two options: either go deaf or look for a minute to figure out why there is no sound, at which point you will find that the regulator has been turned down to its minimal setting. In general, it was conceivable to pay an additional two to three thousand dollars and acquire a HyperX Cloud Revolver with built-in sound and a practical volume control (but with a tiny microphone; however, that is another issue). At the moment of purchase, I immediately started to suffer from such a problem: the interlocutor is able to hear the sounds coming from the device. I gave a number of solutions found on the internet a shot, but the issue was not resolved. The microphone device itself does not produce any sound. When you add, then not only do the noises of the system become audible, but the voice also takes on a "robotic shade," since some of the sounds are relayed in an extremely peculiar manner. People who heard their voice on the recording will have an understanding of what happened. There is still such a problem, and if you touch the wire, there is a possibility that the sound will stop coming out of one of your ears. But, all that was ever required to fix it was a straightforward reconnecting. My sincere wish is that the difficulty would not intensify with time. After nine months of use, the headphones are still in the same condition as when they were first purchased, and there have been no complaints about the build quality of either the headphones or the box. Nothing has been torn or scratched, and it is fair to say that the headphones have not been altered in any way. Price. Despite this, it is an excessive amount. Those who have "micro for 100" can sometimes be heard much more clearly and loudly than I do through my headphones, despite the fact that I have a number of minor issues that are, nevertheless, substantial.