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 Avut Bouchen ᠌

I have long wanted to buy a headset for communication in games. It was a pity to spend money. When you are almost 30 years old and you are married - a gaming headset is not a primary purchase. I've been using first generation Creative Aurvana live headphones for a few years and overall I like their sound. When the chinchilla gnawed through the wire, I ordered a replacement for an alik and soldered it. The sound deteriorated a little, but remained all the same at a high level. Therefore, the purchase still refused. Until the wife broke them. There was no choice - I had to choose. Many are aware that reviews on marketplaces are bought on special sites. is no exception. Therefore, reviews should be treated with caution. And this headset is painfully laudatory. Looks like a perfect product. Yes, and various reviewers praise. But I still made up my mind. And I didn't guess. The headset is really good. I'll go through the points. - The packaging attracts attention. If you take a headset as a gift - do not be ashamed. The cardboard is thick. Personally, I do not need it, you can make a version with simple packaging, which is not a pity to throw it away. - The headset itself is made of quality materials. The cups appear to be made of aluminum and good quality plastic. Fasteners made of metal - I hope my wife will not be able to break again. The ear cushions and lining are made of leatherette, and from a very smelly one - a week later they still smell unpleasant, although noticeably less. - The headset is comfortable. Doesn't press. I can sit for several hours - it does not bother me. I have a big head, in the army I wore a hat of the 60th size. I didn’t try to set records, maybe after 4 hours I would get sick. - the sound is really good. I'm not an audiophile, I don't see the difference between flac and high-bitrate aac\ogg, at least in this device. But I can confidently say that the sound is better than on the old Creative. The bass is not dominant. I have an integrated sound card, but of a high level (Supreme FX on Realteck 1220a) - no problems arise (including on a smartphone) - Personally, I don't really like the design, but in general it suits