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As I would usually say, comfort varies from one person to another because we all have different standards for it. In my case and in the case of the HyperX Cloud II, comfort is generally good but the age of the headphones become apparent in some areas. HyperX Cloud II leatherette memory foam padding The box is admittedly bulky but, personally, it made me feel like I was getting more at first glance. This is because of the premium feel of the matte box and how organized the headphones and detachable mic look.

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The HyperX Cloud II has been around for almost six years now and a lot of comparable headphones have been released since then. The Cloud II stands in a unique position among gamers. They are respected as headphones that raised the standards, but a lot of headphones have been reaching that bar already today. First off for me it was a absolute nightmare trying to get these installed. The lip on these are very soft and very flexable, it makes it almost impossible to get them to sit in the groove. I literally had to take my headset apart to be able to get them on after fiddling for 45 min, and getting aggravated. The two, however, are quite close and I could even say that the Cloud II are simply the pricier version of the MPOW Air SE. HyperX Cloud II vs Razer Kraken X HyperX Cloud II vs. Razer Kraken XThe rubber-matte hard plastic ear cups, on the other hand, adds to the premium feel the aluminium frame offers. BUILT TO LAST: How do you make already great ear pads even better? you make them more comfortable & longer lasting! We added stitching and heavy-duty glue on the inside of each earpad. The durability of our cushions simply can't be matched. The HyperX Cloud II are not exactly light at 350g, but they’re also not unbearably heavy. If you’re someone like me who likes lightweight headphones, it might take you some time to consider the HyperX Cloud with its weight. But, the gaming industry is a fast-growing one and gaming tech develops exponentially in months. That’s why, much like all headphones that are challenged by time and progress, the HyperX Cloud II’s tech is already lagging behind.

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The wireless variant of the Cloud II were released in 2020. However, this version does not have Bluetooth so it can only be connected through a 2.4Ghz wireless adapter or a 3.5mm detachable cable. Build Quality Now for the sound, they both feature underwhelming surround sound technologies but the Cloud II had better overall sound quality and balance. You would undeniably have a more immersive gaming experience with the Cloud II.

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Once they were on, I agree with most. They are very soft, and very comfortable and my ears don't rub anymore. With thousands of video games released every year, gaming companies are pushed to keep up with the fast-changing demands of the market. And that includes gaming headphone manufacturers.

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The microphone produces a clean but compressed sound. I played a couple of games with my team using these headphones and I didn’t have any troubling concerns. My speech was easily understood, and its compressed sound emphasized clarity since there was no echo at all.However, the biggest disappointment is perhaps its 7.1 surround sound. When I turned it on, the surround sound was almost non-existent and all it really did was to make everything louder. WALKTHROUGH INSTALLATION: Detailed, step-by-step video will guide you through removing your old ear pads and installing the new ones in no time! Minute actions such as slides or jumps were as clear as day. They were very immersive and you would really have a pleasant gaming experience hearing sounds you probably haven’t heard as detailed before. The HyperX Cloud II features a detachable cardioid mic with a flexible metal arm and a foam windscreen. The Cloud II struggles to cancel high-pitched sounds and is not that smart in distinguishing low or soft voice against noise. I usually have a low-pitched voice and, while testing, I noticed some gaps in my speech when I recorded myself with ambient noise. However, when I spoke up with a higher tone, the Cloud II’s voice cancellation got a lot better.