To begin, I feel the need to disclose that, much like a lot of other people, I happened to buy HyperX Cloud II with a clicky sound card. Support sent a replacement. The current version of the map is, in fact, noticeably less noisy than the older version; nevertheless, in this context, it is important to keep in mind that the older version was very loud. It's difficult for me to picture someone who would consistently use the volume at at least 60% of its capacity. As a result, I am unable to claim with certainty that the cards included in the latest revision suffer from issues related to an inadequate volume level. About the sound. The sound quality of the HyperX Cloud II is crisp and detailed, with a decent amount of bass. Every every detail is picked up and analyzed. This is what you need if you want to play games. In line with this, the music also has a high quality sound, but there is a catch: this headset is not for people who enjoy listening to music songs that have powerful and hammering basses because Cloud II does not include them. In overall, the impression is extremely favorable; nevertheless, at first, it was severely tarnished by a broken sound card, which was a major disappointment.
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