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 Nguyn ng Qun  (D Nhn ᠌

I got a pair of headphones that are designed specifically for the Playstation 4. (specifically for connecting to a gamepad). This is my first experience in general with a gaming headset, and even more so with one that is not the least expensive, so there was nothing about which I could complain. Even though I'm not much of a music fan, I have to say that compared to my old Technics DJ-1215, this one has a much fuller sound. Placement in games is considered to be normal (Rainbow Six). The microphone is typically regarded as the area in the HyperX range that performs the least well, according to reviewers. And according to the same evaluations, he improved in Alpha, but the odd thing is that when comparing the voice in the former (terribly cheap!) to the voice in the latter when using the native PS4 headset, the voice in the latter is superior. Seems to be more clean. Nevertheless, there is a snag in the plan. After a few days (9) of CAREFUL use, I began to notice that the fixation of the aluminum bow on the right earpiece is much weaker than on the left. This became apparent when I compared the two earpieces side by side. That instance, when you place the headset on your head, the right earpiece moves down a step automatically, whereas the fixation of the left earpiece is more rigid and does not move outward at all. The headset is worn by me with zero pitch, which means that there is no extension from the headband. Nevertheless, the right earpiece slides down the head very readily, which is an annoyance because you have to continually adjust it to keep it in place. In general, I couldn't be happier with my purchase of the headset. Nonetheless, the sediment stayed despite the fact that it came at such a high cost. I will negotiate with support over the issue of marriage or non-marriage, as well as what to do.