Cloud Alpha Wireless - Gaming Headset for PC, 300-hour battery life, DTS Headphone:X Spatial Audio, Memory foam, Dual Chamber Drivers, Noise-cancelling mic, Durable aluminium frame

Extremely pleased with this purchase. To keep things simple: - Sound is amazing (Good bass and audio quality) - Connectivity is instant (to the PC can't say for consoles) - PC HyperX application is super easy to use and install - The battery genuinely feels like it lasts forever, I have really tested the 300 hour limit yet but so far I've had a few 2-3 hour gaming sessions and the battery was around 92-5%. - Connectivity wise you can use both wired and wireless but the 2.4ghz recover is good - Unboxing and quality of this product is pretty good, the feeling of the headphones is very premium and they are pretty comfortable. - Bought these Headphones on sale for £79, So value for money is absolutely crazy good. I cannot speak for the original price value but for my purchase is very good.

Best wireless headset I have ever used! First of all the battery life is absolutely outstanding. After first getting the headset I used it every day for around 10 hours a day (using for music as well as voice comms) and I did not need to charge it for a month! The design is elegant, it is light weight but the build quality feels great, both the ears are head pads are comfortable. They are also leather (or faux) which I much prefer to fabric when using the headset over long periods as it is much more hygenic. The speaker quality and mic quality are both great, very clear when using on Discord. The volume can be quickly modified via a scroll wheel on the read of the headset, and the microphone can quickly be muted via a button also on the rear. The microphone can also be detached if you so wish. The wireless range is great also, I frequently go downstairs with the headset on and it remains connected with both audio and voice.

This headset is truly amazing for the money, its as comfortable as anyone has come to expect from a hyperx headset and has got a very strong construction. One of my problems with every HyperX headset ive owned is the audio profile is very flat with not much bass however the stock profile on these is a much richer sound with better bass, then with the software equaliser it can be tuned quite a bit, making it sound significantly better than any other gaming headset ive owned. Ignoring all of this however, the best bit is absolutely the battery life. I know people said its good but I was not expecting how good. Ive had it for 4 weeks as of today. Use it for typically 4-6 hours a day roughly. I charged it to 95% when I got it, and its only just got to 60%. Im absolutely amazed. I won't really need to charge it for at least another 3-4 weeks. Making it a basically 2 month battery life in my use case which is insane for a headset. Im seriously impressed.

Sound quality, mic, physical quality, and battery life are all good; however, the headset turns off after 5 minutes of no use which I'm sure can be changed via a software but I haven't been directed to one.

Got this for a special person and after some time he has been using these everyday with amazing battery life, crisp sound quality and overall great! Best one on the market. Worth the money 10/10 id highly recommend this as a gift. Microphone is also amazing.

Pros: - Killer battery life - Comfortable - Solid sound quality - DTS - Works with PC / PlayStation console Cons - A tad pricey - Not the best microphone - Not as versatile - Software buggy - Doesn't work with Xbox console I just purchased the HyperX Cloud Alpha wireless headset from black Friday sale. I feel I need to leave a detailed review so people can get a better understanding on these headset. Be aware! Amazon made a mistake in "details" on the product, states 2 years licence only for the DTS, this is false, it is lifetime (contacted HyperX to confirm). Due to being visually impaired, when I first used the headset I struggled defining the difference between the left and right earcup, I would recommend braille or another way to determine the difference. Battery The main selling point of the Cloud Alpha Wireless is its killer battery life with 300 hours on a single charge. While using the headset it lasted me two days without having to re-charge the battery, even when playing games all day. Comfort, design, and build quality While superb battery life alone doesn't make a great headset, and those using headset during a long gaming session will agree that comfort might be even more important. Over the past years I've tested many headphones that felt great at first then after a few hours of use, the discomfort beings. These headset is so comfortable but not the lightest on the market, however, you can get cooling gel earpad options. I would recommend purchasing extra pads with cooling-gel, this is to make the headset more comfortable if you don't like breathable leather or sweat a lot. Design-wise, is exactly, the same feel to the wired version, although it's slightly larger, but, the new wireless model doesn't fold and the earcups cannot be turned. The build quality of the headset is what users can expect from HyperX cloud series, solid build headset with durable and reliable materials, with easy to adjust fitting for your liking. Sound performance Majority of HyperX headsets, sound quality is pretty great, offering a varied soundscape with plenty of separation, especially when used in games. Unfortunately again, the bass appears to be slightly boosted sometimes, but the lowers don't drown out the less distant sounds. Sound isolation is excellent as expected on the product. Sound customization options through the HyperX NGenuity software are decent enough, including EQ presents and a DTS Spatial sound feature, be WARNED this doesn't carry over for PlayStation players and compared to the software of some other brands. The only issue I occurred while using these headsets is the DTS sometimes not working and the headset cutting out every time I launch a new game or alt-tab out of the game, however, this could be down to Call Of Duty Warzone. Closing thoughts I would recommend this headset to gamers out there, especially if want a good immersion into the games.

Reasonable sound quality headset with great battery life but sudden failure of plastic screw fixtures for right ear cup leaves the headset useless. Had this headset for just under 2 years, was reasonably happy with it until today. Headset started showing stress fractures in the plastic housing that holds the ear cups in place about a year ago, not great but thought nothing of it as everything was secure and solid. Completely out of the blue I picked my headset up today and the right ear cup came off in my hands at the lightest touch - on investigation the screw fixtures within the plastic housing have failed (see second picture), no way to fix this short of gluing it back together as a temp fix. Really disappointing, might expect this of a budget headset but not when you're paying £100+ for a 'gaming' headset. Will avoid HyperX when getting a replacement.

I have gone through many headsets over the years, from many different brands and I have to say that these are my absolute favourite. i've had two pairs since 2022, and the only reason I had to replace my first pair is because I had broken the USB bluetooth connector (not because of any build quality reasons, accidentally flung my laptop across my room and it happened to land on the side where it was plugged in, which snapped it in half.) I can 100% confirm they aren't lying about the battery life. I use these for minimum 7 hours a day, and frequently up to 14 or so hours in a day, and even with that I charge them maybe once a month, and most of the time I don't even fully charge them, usually to around 40-60%, just because I usually have them charging while I use them, and having the cable attached annoys me. The build quality is great. A lot of my previous headsets have been lost due to me accidentally stepping on them (dont question how) But I can confirm that even with me stepping on these a couple times, theyve held up great. The only thing that comes close to a drawback with the build quality comes in the plastic blocks on either end of the headband, and the leather on the underside of the headband and the earmuffs. With the plastic blocks, a piece has cracked off on once side, and there is a crack that has formed on the other side. Although, this is likely more due to me being a bit heavy handed, and/or clumsy with them. Then, with the fake leather, after over 2 years of daily use, it has started to peel and flake away, but that is to be expected with any headset that sees this much use, and im surprised it took as long as it did to start showing wear. Onto the functions of the headset itself, the buttons are easy to operate - a simple power button and mic mute on the left, and a volume dial on the right. Not much more to say on those, other than they are positioned in pretty intuitive places. Although I don't use the mic included anymore, (upgraded when I moved from laptop to a PC) I did use it for a while and can say that I never had any issues with it. I wouldnt expect to be landing any voice acting roles with it, but it is certainly clear enough to not cause the ears of those listening to you to bleed. The microphone is adjustable too, and it holds the position you put it in pretty well. In terms of sound quality - I've never been too fussy about sound quality, as long as it doesnt sound terrible im happy, and this does that just fine. I frequently use it for gaming, especially games where sound cues are important, and I've never had any issues. It also can get pretty loud Lastly, this is an incredibly comfortable headset. The weight is good, and it isnt too tight. I personally like to listen to music when I sleep, and have slept in these just fine on multiple occasions. Overall, 100% worth the money. I believe you would have to search quite hard to find an equivalent headset at the same price