Review on HyperX Cloud Alpha S - The Ultimate PC Gaming Headset with π§ 7.1 Surround Sound, Adjustable Bass, Dual Chamber Drivers, and Memory Foam in Blue. by A Phichet Seedok α
Not the best quality, but generally not bad.
Frankly, I expected much more from the headphones. Still, they cost twice as much as Cloud Core. More than 100$! For the money, there are many great headphone models without a microphone. Yes, and there are relatively inexpensive Cloud Cores, unless they were also affected by cheaper production. And now I feel that I wasted my money and will continue to sit in the Cloud Core with low frequencies pressed through the equalizer.
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- Less bass than Cloud Core. There was booze, as much as the ears were pawned. Plus there is a bass control that removes them completely. The design remains the same, which means strength and reliability should be at its best.
- The quality of materials is noticeably worse than that of the first Cloud. Instead of brushed and varnished metal, a rough painted one that feels like cheap plastic. I wouldn't be surprised if the paint starts peeling off soon. The ear pads are all made of the same cheap polyethylene, from which the ears sweat a lot. The sound got worse. And the problem is not in the bass control. HF is strongly clamped. Where you can hear cymbals in the background on the Cloud, here you can't hear them at all.
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