Review on HyperX Cloud II, gun metal by Ada Adaszek ᠌

When I was in Israel, my relatives celebrated my birthday by giving it to me as a gift. When I put it on for the first time, it appeared that the left one was louder than the other, but as I listened more closely, I realized that it was actually playing a melody, so everything was OK. I made an effort to handle them with as much care as was humanly possible, the assembly is a little bit complicated, that is, put them back together so as not to damage them, especially when you need to return home from vacation, but it's nice that they didn't endure any harm in the process. The right one became 8% quieter a month and a half later, on October 15 (it didn't jitter as much, that is, it didn't drop it lightly), and this improvement was measured in decibels. After that, I set them aside and used the Ritmix RH-508, which I had purchased in June and which had the left and right channels reversed. In December of 2022, I jogged my memory about the existence of a volume balance. I put it up so that it would be 24% to the left and 32% to the right, and everything worked well. On the other hand, when I revisited the video on April 13, I found that the sound had been turned up to 40%, and extremely loud music had been added to the film. As a direct consequence of this, the right one started functioning even less well, and the balance did not provide much assistance. I believe that the problem is with the wire (it could burn out), the membranes of the right speaker, or the wire itself from the case; however, the precise location of the problem is unknown. I'm just sitting here waiting for my paycheck to arrive so I can get it fixed. And with regard to the sound, the sound is just unparalleled; I took complete pleasure in it, and it made me happy. It's unfortunate to have to realize that things don't last forever; here's hoping that the repairs don't go wrong.