Review on 🎧 HyperX Cloud Flight - Ultimate Wireless Gaming Headset with 30-Hour Battery Life, Detachable Noise-Canceling Mic, Red LED Lighting, Comfortable Memory Foam, Compatible with PC, PS4, and PS5 by Jeremy Rodriguez

I missed WiFi and I'm glad to be back. I rocked the G930 for a long time until I got a Sennheiser PC37X. It was a great headset, great sound, so comfortable, great mic, but it was wired. With the passage of time and constant use of wires, I've had to try and go back to a wireless connection. Cloud Flight requires no configuration. Plug in the USB adapter and turn it on. They're really comfortable for long gaming sessions and have great battery life to keep you up to speed. They do sweat a bit on a hot day in summer, which I can't get with cloth ear pads, but they're made of faux leather or vinyl-like material. I'm curious to see how long they last but for now, apart from a little sweat on a hot day, they're great. They sound very loud with no audio issues like crackling or crackling. They are also better suited to PUBG than my Sennheiser and I can hear footsteps further away. It's not so good. I wish they had software so I could set it up, but I don't really need much as long as the LED is off by default. When I turn them on, I have to press the power button twice to get into the lights-off setting. In this position, you get 30 hours of battery life. When they're on it's closer to 16. I can't see them when I'm wearing them so what do I care if the lights are on? So it's a small problem, like another problem, the microphone. It's not as good as my Sennheiser, but that's to be expected. It's a level below them, but my friends can hear me just fine, I'm not that clear. I had to play around with the settings to get my friends to like it (noise cancellation, echo, boost, etc.) but now they have no complaints. I also like that it's easy to remove (microphone). EDIT: UPDATE! A firmware update has been released that now saves lighting settings. Therefore, if you turn it off, it turns off a few seconds after you turn on the headphones and keeps that setting. This will give you the recommended 30 hour battery life. Also, I bought a mic arm cover from Revain for cheap, about $6 for a pack of 5, and it works great on those hot days when the fan is blowing on me. Did a few write tests and the fan wouldn't turn on until I turned it up high, even then it was barely audible without disturbing my friends.