Sweeping explosions, thundering gunfire, and crisp reloads make a strong case for the Alpha's audio quality, which offers impressive distinction across its broad range. With the same build quality as the best HyperX headsets, airy comfort, and tightly-packed construction, the Cloud Alpha delivers above-average audio that defies its price range. The 3.5mm HyperX Cloud Alpha is a little bit different from its brethren, sporting dual-chamber speakers and audio tuning that seem to prioritize immersion above everything else.
Regardless, if you want a no-nonsense solution that nails all the basics at a relatively affordable price, look no further.Īccurate sound reproduction might not be best for competitive play The only real downside with the CloudX is that it lacks customization and additional features like mic monitoring or 7.1 surround sound. In-line audio controls give you command over the sound stage at your fingertips, although, be warned: the HyperX headsets can get seriously loud (which, for those of us getting older, is a welcome bonus). The CloudX rocks HyperX's signature ovular 53mm speakers with a broad frequency response for deep bass and crisp highs.
It also comes with a braided cable, far more wear-and-tear resistant than its plastic cousins, and its dense construction has proven hard-wearing. With some seriously supreme "cloud-like" comfort, this headset feels as though it should cost a lot more than it does, with a durable metal frame and high-quality plastics used throughout. The original HyperX Cloud headset has a successor in the HyperX Cloud II, but you can still grab the first edition for a more affordable entry point.
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