The HyperX Cloud III Wireless headset continues the trend of providing gamers with a beefy battery-powered headset that ensures you’ll always be ready to jump back into the fray at a moment’s notice.

HyperX’s Cloud series of headsets have been a highly popular and widely used series of audio solutions throughout the gaming community for years, so how do you improve upon something so beloved? For ...

Today Briony takes a look at the Hyper X Cloud Flight Wireless Gaming Headset which was launched today. Its quite expensive but it packs quite a punch and Briony explains why.

HyperX is looking to the past and toward the future with two new offerings this year. The company known for its gaming and esports peripherals updated a classic and added a new product to a burgeoning ...

The HyperX Cloud 3 S Wireless was revealed during HP's Amplify event on March 18, and while this new gaming headset looks remarkably similar to existing Cloud 3 designs, it's packing one huge feature ...

Should you get a headset from HyperX or Razer? Gaming headsets didn’t exist until 2004 — before that, gamers used regular music headphones. But in the nearly two decades since the introduction of a ...

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HyperX is HP Inc.'s popular gaming accessory brand known especially for its quality headsets. Today, HyperX revealed that it was expanding its console gaming headset lineup in the console space with ...

Need to upgrade your gaming audio quality on a budget? This HyperX gaming headset deal will sort you out. The HyperX Cloud Alpha is an old favorite of ours, and while it might be getting a little long ...

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The HyperX Cloud III Wireless Gaming Headset retains the same great sound and comfort that made the Cloud II popular, but the poor PC software support, average microphone, and lack of Bluetooth hold ...