Review: HyperX Cloud III Wireless gaming headset -- an improvement
Not that long ago we reviewed the HyperX Cloud III wired gaming headset and were impressed with the whole package, especially with the extreme comfort
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With a new design, the Cloud Stinger 2s a refined version of the Cloud Stinger. Still weighing in at under 300g, the Cloud Stinger 2 is lightweight, but delivers a hefty audio punch. Get a wide frequency response so you will not miss important audio cues that give your opponents away. It also does not skimp on comfort, with soft memory foam and premium leatherette designed for all-day gaming.
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HyperX Cloud II features a USB sound card audio control box that amplifies audio and voice for an optimal Hi-Fi gaming experience, so you can hear what you've been missing. Open up a world of detail other gamers will never know - the rustle of a camper's boot, the scuttle in a distant vent. This next-generation headset generates virtual 7.1 surround sound with distance and depth to enhance your gaming, movie or music experience.
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The HyperX Cloud III is an evolution of the legendary Cloud II, which is known for its comfort, sound quality and durability. With plush HyperX signature memory foam in the headband and ear cushions, it provides a comfortable fit perfect for long gaming sessions. It also features retuned 53 mm drivers that are angled for an optimal listening experience. The upgraded 10 mm microphone captures crystal-clear in-game voice chat and calls.
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