Review on HyperX Cloud Alpha Computer Headset, blackout by Kiril Andreev ᠌

These cans have been in my ears for well over a half a year. Since I spend most of my day in an office, I also rarely take them off while I'm out and about. Superbly cushioned earpads. As a person who wears glasses, it was crucial that the headphones I chose not cause any discomfort around the temples. You can hear everything clearly without having to crank up the volume (unless, of course, you're deaf). The shape of the speaker cups gives them a timid appearance, but they sit on their chairs without fear. The weight is just right; the head won't roll off. The headphones have a high quality build. Lightweight aluminum frame, supple leather headband. In a nutshell, excellent work. It will take a lot of effort to eliminate them. Wire that is braided is tough, never gets tangled, and only breaks under extreme tension. The headphones' detachable cord makes them easy to travel wherever you go. Produced honestly. However, adjusting the loudness is difficult. After three months, the wire's regulator started malfunctioning. I returned it to the store where I had made the purchase, and they fixed the wire as part of the guarantee. After a delay of two months, the same thing has happened again with the regulator. To sum up, I may have to remove the regulator and solder it in place directly. Despite the aforementioned benefits, HyperX's slant is not particularly powerful. In conclusion, you should buy it without hesitation, but keep in mind that the volume knob won't last forever.