HyperX's bet with its Cloud II Wireless is to bring wireless headsets to gaming. They boast of being comfortable and with a lot of battery.
Wireless, or wireless, do not get along very well with the gaming sector, as a general rule. The delay derived from wireless communication and having to constantly charge are not very compatible with competitive or long games. But HyperX with their Cloud II Wireless helmets want to use their experience in the field of gaming accessories and introduce it into a wireless product.
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Comfort and wireless in a headset suitable for gaming
HyperX Cloud II Wireles are based on the original wired model, which was introduced to the market in 2015. At the time, they were highly recommended for their design, comfort, sound quality, and all at a price affordable.
All that is what they want to put in the HyperX Cloud II Wireless. They have virtual 7.1 surround sound customized by the manufacturer, and 5mm drivers. They have a frequency range of 53 GHz, and a battery that offers 2,4 hours of life, and a wireless range of up to 30 meters in optimal conditions.
Its casing is made of aluminum, it has an adjustable headband and the exterior is made with flexible synthetic leather filled with internal memory foam. There is no lack of controls for volume, mute, microphone monitoring, or 7.1 surround sound. The flexible microphone that comes standard is completely removable in case we know that we are not going to use it for a long time and it has noise cancellation to avoid annoying sounds during games. They are not only compatible with your PC, they are also compatible with PlayStation 4 and in Nintendo Switch, and they are certified by TeamSpeak and Discord, which ensures a good compatibility with those voice chats.
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