Until now, I've been using the HyperX Cloud 2 as my main gaming headset. While very similar to the design of the Cloud 2 wired gaming headset, the Cloud 3 has some significant differences.

The Cloud 3 can connect more easily ... Historically, HyperX has released a wireless version after the launch of the revised wired model, then it follows that move up with console-specific ...

For HyperX, the answer seems to be “every way possible.” The company recently launched its latest iteration in the Cloud 3 Gaming Headset. It’s a wired headset, but at the price, it provides ...

The HyperX Cloud III Wireless provides users with a multitude of connectivity options on top of a solid build quality and a ...

A cinematic pause of eight years has passed since the inception of the Cloud II wired headset. This time, we have received the HyperX Cloud III ... fixed nature of the 3.5mm cable on the headphone ...

It carries a big price tag, but the HyperX Cloud Mix 2 deftly blends the design and performance of a proper gaming headset ...

The HyperX Cloud III Wireless is sitting at $98.99 at Amazon (was $149.99) while the HyperX Cloud 3 Wired (Black/Red) is at $61.99 at Amazon (was $99.99) Perfect for: Gamers looking for a ...

As it stands, you can use the HyperX Cloud 3 Wireless with PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch, most Android devices, and some Apple devices. That seems like a lot, but dropping a wired option completely ...

The thing is, the wired Cloud Alpha is available for ... the option for winged ear plates It's been on sale for 3 years, but the HyperX Cloud Alpha is still the best wireless headset and its ...

It has a convenient 3.5mm connection ... Don't buy if... The wired HyperX Cloud Alpha is in stock: For $10 cheaper, you can score one of the best-sounding gaming headsets that looks almost ...

But one update worth discussing is the HyperX Cloud 3 S Wireless, successor to the popular and excellent Cloud 3 Wireless, as is the addition of a new $80 Cloud Jet Dual Wireless headset to the line.

The HyperX Cloud III is here and it retains the supreme comfort and great balanced sound of its predecessor. It's a shame then that there hasn't been much progress on the software and microphone ...