Only the microphone was completely broken and I had to send it back. I certainly wouldn't leave it as the Bluetooth technology just makes using this headset useless if you value being able to talk to people while still being able to hear audio from your computer. Windows or Disord or whatever treats any Bluetooth headset like a phone and will force the audio to be semi-muted whenever a communications program is making sounds. yes, not only when someone speaks, but when the PROGRAM makes noises.

I have the HyperX Cloud II and Cloud Flight headsets and they are fantastic. I bought the Cloud Mix because I needed a Bluetooth connection, specifically for use with my Nvidia Shield. When watching TV or movies, the headset will slow down significantly over time. I adjusted the audio delay in the android box settings to compensate for the delay but no matter what I tried the audio delay just came back causing the video/audio to be out of sync. I have another Amazon v4.2 Bluetooth headset for…

I liked them. They sound fantastic, more bass than I expected but that's ok. Bluetooth works well for listening to music on your phone, other than that I haven't tested it. The ear pads are a little small, they may not fit large ears, my average and borderline. The rest of the pads are nice and comfortable. So why should I give them one star? I bought them for a specific reason that everyone would buy a gaming headset instead of buying good headphones and a separate mic; They have a built-in…

These are my first set of wireless headphones and I bought them with some trepidation. The extra wire helped me secure. The claimed frequency response was the widest of any headset I looked at. I come off a pair of HyperX Cloud II's that lasted a full three years. I've only worn them for a few days but I think they're good quality. My previous experience with HyperX headphones has been good. $200 is pretty expensive, but I bought it to use for everything: gaming, music, listening to podcasts…