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 Keisuke Shimizu ᠌

4 I had the first clouds for many years, but eventually the ear pads wore out and turned to ash. I was too lazy to order new ear pads, and they weren't available for purchase in my city, so I just bit the bullet and ate the headset. I gave it a lot of thought before deciding what to get, and while most people were content with the cloud, I wanted to try something different, so I bought a Razer Kraken Pro V2 and then returned it to the store four days later. If you're curious as to why I did this, you can find a more in-depth explanation of my reasoning in the reviews. As a consequence of this, I made the decision to invest a couple of thousand dollars and acquire alpha clouds. What can I say? It's a buzz, just a buzz, it suits absolutely everything, excellent sound both in games and in music, each sound originates from where it is required, nothing mixes in porridge, semitones are read, and it seems like I even began to hear sounds that I had not heard before to be honest. In general, hyperx, as is their custom, gave the product a rating of five out of five. Unless the price is humiliating, of course, I purchased it at a discount for seven thousand dollars; normally, the headset costs nine thousand dollars, which is, of course, an extremely high price. It appears to me that 5,000 is an appropriate price for them, and that anything higher than that is an overpayment for the margins that the brand and the reseller make. However, the product itself is flawless, earning a perfect score of 10 out of 10.