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At 6:09 I’m curious of the context of someone using a Gaming Headset with a 400 dollar amp.
Well, they are at 65 ohms. You would probably need one to unlock its full potential.
You haven't seen the things I've seen.
@@ZReviews What are you talking about, Razer + Schiit is the perfect match... 😂
@@ZReviews fuck you now im getin takstar 82 and my budget was 40$
I've used a pc37x on a Jotunheim. Currently I have a pair of skullcandy ear buds on it, tomorrow some original beats solos.
tomorrow's review - mh751
that moment when he looks at the Takstar Pro80's while saying "new technologies"
@@Savaril i think he was looking at the coolermaster box
he said attached wires... so i dont think so
@@Kivencito just look at the reviews of the MH-751 in Amazon lol
spoilerz
HM5 Velour pads make them MUCH better. They are slightly below m40x but not far away. Definitely worth trying
Bud....we can *all* use another 6 inches amiright amirght
Would be too long....
big PP energy
@@Neiva71 Means you are 8 years or younger.
@@dnd6379 *_FBI_*
@@stoppls1709 IT WASN'T ME
10:30 lmao, that's literally my experience whenever I buy something before you've reviewed it and then you finally get to it
I bought a pair of these used for $50 when I was banished from my main gaming system by wife and daughter and made to use a laptop on the dining room table LOL. A few months ago I bought the Cooler Master MH 751 and in most cases I like the Alpha's better, they have a deeper low end even though overall the sound of the Cooler Masters are clearer and a bit more open. Something about the Alpha sound is just punchier and more in your face like being near the speakers at a rock or dance music concert, while the Cooler Masters sound like you are sitting in the luxury box on the second level listening to a classical orchestra.
I own the Alphas and MH751 also, and I completely agree with this.
@@pk.002 I just got the hyperx cloud alpha s.
Which one is better ?
Cooler master mh 751 or hyperx ?
@@Ibrahim-wn9sr You can't go wrong with either, both are excellent. I can say that the bass in the Hyper X Alpha is better for the reason that it's controlled and you can more easily discern it, and they have a slightly more exciting sound signature. The MH 751 are immensely comfortable and sound very refined, but with less bass.
I can't say one is better than the other since they are different headphones but if you want punchier sound and tight, controlled bass, Hyper X Alpha. If you want comfort and refined sound (think of how Bose QuietComfort 35 ii's sound), get MH 751.
@@pk.002 thanks ! I already got thr hyper x cloud alpha s which has bass sliders and more punchy bass than the normal hyperx clpud alpha
@@pk.002 also the alpha s is 130$ originally and I got it for only 61$
I had the cooler master mh630 but It broke because of the worse build but I think the sound quality is kinda better but maybe i just haven't tried them enough
You have no idea how long I've waited for you to review this.
8 days.
I love the style of these reviews
I have used the HyperX Cloud II headphones and my impressions of the sound are that they are not too bad, the highs can get a bit harsh though, i think that they seem to pick up details in music quite well, bass is acceptable. The only thing i would do is too tame the treble a bit because it is too lively. For being closed headphones and especially gaming headphones they are great in my opinion. I would still rather play games and listen to music with other headphones as you really don’t need to have gaming headphones to get good sound for games, regular hifi headphones are definetly better sounding, the only thing they don’t have is 7.1 surround functions but to me that’s useless. A good pair of hifi headphones is still my choice over these even though they probably are one of the best sounding gaming headphones
I love the Hyper X Cloud Stinger's, the $50 set. I got from 2 years ago as a random gift, they've held up, they're light and the 50mm drivers place me in some crazy space for gaming that I love. I also love listening to music on them, they sound way better than my Sennheiser HD280 Pro's (first gen) I got from like 2005. I just think they have low end unlike the sennheiser's which have none. I've been way out of the game with headphones shit, I have some SHURE E2's from like 2003 and some Klipsch S4's from 2008, and then the S9+ AKG's .. I'm looking at upgrading.. kinda getting tired of them all, except the Klipsch and the Cloud Stinger.
I have these and I love them. They’re amazing. Sound is amazing for a $100 gaming headset
I recently bought arctis 5 and it just sounds flat, I need decent bass headset but I want to hear other sounds like mids, highs and treble too, stinger used to muffle everything else but sound stage was decent, so please let me know here
krishna prasad honestly it’s a sub-$100 gaming headset, at that point ur not complaining about the sound unless they’re worse than free airline earbuds. My advice: just get a pair of 58x with whatever mic for gaming
@@thatafknoob7813 it's looks expensive
krishna prasad then you’ll be fine with ur Arctis 5. Cuz honestly that’s probably the next cheapest step up, besides like a Sennheiser G4ME ONE, which is also an excellent choice
@@thatafknoob7813 yooo chill
Zeos, it wasn't HyperX who did the originals here. The first iteration of the HyperX Cloud is the only one that came with the appropriate Qpad co-branding. The HyperX Clouds were literally a re-branded and coloured Qpad QH-90. Qpad also has an open back version, the QH-85. Qpad also had a higher end model, the QH-1339, which they made in collaboration with Beyerdynamic, the headset even had Beyerdynamic branding. Back in the day, I used to see people confused about that, claiming that the HyperX Clouds were a rebranded Beyerdynamic headphone.
Since then, HyperX has kept making small tweaks to the design, and the Alpha, in my opinion, is evolved far enough to be considered its own headset. But let's not forget the lineage where it came from, especially since Qpad is a far, far smaller Swedish company than god damn Kingston.
Nice video. I was wondering if you would say anything about the crosstalk issues this headset has. The microphone picks up any sound on the pc.
I thought you were going to give some recommendation like using v-moda boompro to see if that resolves the crosstalk issues. Or some advice or tips to solve it.
I also thought if you were going to consider the fact that this headset for lots of people are really uncomfortable. There is a common mod people do on this headset that is buying brainwavz earpads and install them to fix comfort issues. Would've been great to also hear how that could change the sound.
Sorry for my english, not a native speaker
Writes everything in perfect english
"sorry for my english"
@@Pelaohehe thank you for that lol
I wish he sees it
@Bart van der Lee i tried to contact hyperx, but my photo type wasn't supported or smth
The cross talk was driving me crazy. I was going to burn the headphones. I tried everything, and I mean everything and nothing got rid of it. Downloaded my motherboard audio drivers. Crosstalk gone.
@@lucasmcl were you able to fix them?
I really like the Cloud Alpha. Also, Sennheiser has an open back gaming headset.....kind of (GSP 500)
And the PC360.
Thanks for reviewing these
Zeos said I did good. *blush* Seriously though, I have the Alphas for my gaming laptop to use with GSX1k for when I'm not home for a long time. Works great.
feels so good when i watching this with my hyperx alpha
My new Alpha's have crosschat issue and ECHOING? HOW DO FIX??
@@stevethea5250 lower mic sense, increase mic volume.
@@gu3z185 mic sense?
And which volume
@@gu3z185 yo???
@@stevethea5250 maybe too late but nah. Try turn on some acoustic echo cancellation. If u got realtek hd manager, u can enable it on mics page.
@Z Reviews
Takstar Pro 82 would make a good base for gaming headphones. Compact, light, well built, extremely comfortable, sound nice, adjustable bass (perfect for gamers), not expensive...
Cooler Master has rebranded them, but replaced the bass sliders with a 3.5 mm jack for a microphone
stay tuned for next vid lol
My bus only Pro 82s still have no real sign of falling apart after a year of use in the midwest
im planning to buy the pro 82s since theyre pretty cheap here still havent falling apart yet?
@@antxiety yep, even my set is still like new ;)
@@andreatilli6227 im getin mine tooo dhsgwmskjdvxbshxhfd
ANTBoyHAKEEM other than some of the paint rubbing off going in and out of my bad none. Pads still brand new.
@@antxiety Yup, I've been using my 82s where I can't get my aeons, which is a lot of the time, and they are still as solid as I bought them. 82s, which I got off of ali for 60 bucks are a complete steal.
To clean the colume thingy in the middle just use a potentiometer cleaner
audiophile review like it keep it up !
I got these for my wife to use for work. She ended up not liking them but I love these things. I actually used them as a set of cans to monitor the audio for my podcast that I run. I got them for like $60 used at Gamestop and I don't know If I've ever spent money on something better.
I recall the original HyperX Cloud headset was more or less identical to a QPAD headset. Not sure if QPAD copied Takstar or the other way around but the HyperX Cloud's were designed in Sweden originally, same as QPAD.
they all use the same OEM base design
Listening to this on Hyperx Cloud Alphas
Do you still have them, how are them...?
Ooooo a new Gigabyte Laptop
Any review incoming?
Not in particular.. BUT. I can certainly show it off and put waifu's on the background.
@@ZReviews lmao
I was actually thinking of sending my pair in to see what you thought, guess I dont have to lmao
Newegg has the SHP9500 for $70 for 14 more glorious hours. Thank me later.
Newegg.ca has the SHP9500 for $105 until March 1st
I love how u have short South Park songs in FLAC
Love that head swivel to the cooler master box.
Cloud, cloud core, cloud 2, cloud silver, cloudx are all based on the takstar pro 80. The ps4 edition is a cute down pro 80.
The cloud alpha isn't a rebranded pro 80, the alpha is there own design and own driver. Yes they did just tune the driver to be a more bassy pro 80. But at its core it's there's and tuned by them. Imo the alpha sounds worse and is worse than the old pro 80/cloud line considering its price.
The tuning of the driver was for getting less audio distorsión on heavy bass moments
lol, I,m watchin this review with the cloud alpha, If you're wondering.... This is a GREAT headset
Sharl Smith so worth getting? Or get the cloud mix
Zeos, I wonder what your thoughts are on the Steelseries Arctis and Arctis Pro lineup. The Arctis 3/5/7 have the same speakers, but different feature sets. The Arctis Pro's have different speakers and come with what is apparently a good DAC. They have great reviews online, but I'd like to see your take on them.
I have arctis 3 myself, and I recommend you stay away and get mh 752 from coolermaster.
For context, they may be comfortable for others, but not for me. Also, the audio is pretty underwhelming.
Shp9500 may be a better choice too.
@@chrisr8244 I have the Arctis 3, but was looking at replacing them with the MH752's
@@Teku175 go ahead.
752's look great and apparently really comfy. If I was looking for closed back, I would get it. Personally, I want openback now tho
Also I was referring to not going to the arctis pro. It won't really be an upgrade, especially since the sound is the same.
Some minor corrections, Kingston aka HyperX didn't go to china to get proper headphones rebranded, a swedish company called QPad did(You can still see there logo on there micophone).
They also did the same with the DT 770s. Kingston rebranded the Qpad qh 90 over to the headphones most people knows as the Kingston Clouds.
Which is why i've been skeptical to the Kingstons Alphas - which is advertised with this double chamber bullshit, which i assume have nothing to do with QPad.
Was looking to see if someone had already said this. +1
+ To add, i own Kingston Alphas as well. Friend owns Cloud 1's. Cloud 1's with pleather pads sound quite alike to Alphas in sound signature, except C1's are more V-shaped. Also if the C1's are with the velours, then i definitely prefer the Alphas, the treble is unbearable for music with those and pleather vs pleather, still Alphas easily. Alphas are like Cloud 1's with pleathers, but more refined, with more accurate treble, even though it's not as forward. Disregarding the comparison to C1's, Alphas have a clear bass emphasis, but it still sounds quite good with mids and treble for a gaming headset.
The best budget gaming headset ever.
And in continuing with annoying naming/model choice, the current production Alpha (at least the one with the USB dongle, Alpha Z maybe?) seems to be yet a different design, with physical bass level sliders on each cup (vents) and a dual chamber driver arrangement(and I assume different drivers to fit them). I bet they are based off some other cans too. The ones in this review I imagine are pretty much Cloud II with some cosmetic updates, but that's just a guess. The late 2020 Alpha are pretty competent, the bass slider works better than I'd have expected, same build quality though they are noticeably cost cutting over the Cloud II in a few places, mostly aesthetic like the stitched logo on the headband, the spare earcups being cloth instead of velour, no port cover for the mic when not installed, cheaper carrying bag, bs like that. They do have an all black edition available now that can pass for non-gaming with the mic removed. And, don't take this as gospel but I swear I don't think the mic is as good as on the Cloud II.
They could just make a closed back design for a gaming version of the Philips SHP9500
That way people who own the normal open back SHP9500 might feel compelled to also buy it again in closed form :)
Bro you're prediction came true !!
Having used a Roccat Headset and now watching wearing AKG 712 Pro's, I will never buy audio stuff from a gaming brand again.
MazeFrame Those AKG K712 Pro really have a big soundstage and that is really important for gaming in my opinion and they are way better than the ones in the video. I will never buy gaming headphones as you can get regular music headphones with better sound than the HyperX. I use my Sennheiser HD660S for gaming but they don’t have a very big soundstage but the imaging is great though. If i had the money i would get another pair with a bigger soundstage
It's been an entire year and NO ONE still made a gaming headset from the SHP9500S... sad
What would be better for me as a FPS gamer Hyper x cloud alpha for 90$ or shp9500 for 62$?
ISK MDH8500 same design as these 2 but cheaper. It also has a removable cable.
Dude it’s happening Gaming Headsets finally being shown once again by the King.
this why prefer using coolermaster mh752 in my diary life and hang this one on my desk just for show............for over 2 months now.
Hey Z, I have this headset and I enjoy the sound, however the microphone sounds super quiet on PC with the splitter (but not quiet on Xbox without the splitter) even with boost adjusted. Any idea what might cause this?
I’ve used Senn’s HD598 for gaming ... never looked back
Philips 9500 / syba dac/v moda boompro or the hyperx cloud alpha
Do you think takstar makes these for hyper x and the ones for cooler master? If so you made them a bunch of money and made their company last a hell of a lot longer for sure.
And made a lot of gamers finally know what good audio sounds like!👌
Honestly... The Logitech G Pro headset isn't bad for a "gaming" headset as well. HyperX's wireless headset is pretty good for a wireless headset as well
Cooler master did the same thing with Takstar Pro 82. Thank you zeos for recommending pro 82. It's the best headphone ive ever had
Do you mean the MH751?
I am also planning to get the Takstar Pro 82 but in Aliexpress. I'm curious, have you done any upgrades so far to fit your Takstars?
I'm guessing the reviews tomorrow so coolermastee mh751 or mh752, given the cooler master box next to the alpha
Yeah he already reviewed then and said he likes them
I bought these off a friend for 50 bucks, he wore them for an afternoon and they weren't comfortable for him (he's like 6'4 with a larger head).
I like them just fine but since I've got better cans it's hard to justify wearing them for much other than the built in mic.
I would love a review of the Seinnheiser PC37X from Massdrop.
I think it's pretty much HD518/HD558/HD598 with a microphone. My guess is 558
If i'm from Canada, is it okay for the auctions on headphones on your channel too ?
I mean, I could pay shipping too if I can get a good deal on headphones like that ! Just wondering :P
Nice review/video with a touch of humor as usual ! I love it, keep it going !
yes. If you win I just charge half the shipping once it ships.
@@ZReviews Cool !! Thanks for the answer too !! 😁 Fast AF as well :O !
Like always great reviews!! you are asking for something new and therefore im waiting for a review on hyperx orbit s with planar magnetic 😋 cheers
the next one are the MH751? ;)
Id say that too
takstar pro 82 :)
@@patrickmediodia1952 press x to doubt
The pros do get around do they?
Christian drago no mh752
I use this on my ps4 slim.. audio connected on fiio e18.. mic on usb.. sound location is ok playing apex and other rpgs.. ..also changed the pads with brainwavz
I am curious to know if these are better than the Audeze Mobius...you didn't compare them against each other.
I personally prefer the Mobius but the Hyper X options are good too.
Hyper X is even partnering with Audeze to make a cheaper version of the Mobius with the Hyper X branding
@@frosty6845 I saw it!! I was thinking about waiting until they come out but ultimately I decided to buy the Mobius. But what I'm saying is, if you compare the Audeze Mobius Review with the one right here, the HyperX Cloud Alpha, he praises these a lot more than the Audeze Mobius, which is for sure because of the price tag of the Cloud Alpha, but now I'm asking myself if the Audeze Mobius headphones were worth the price since he praised them a lot less than the Cloud Alpha.
ooooooo boy, I've been waiting for this!
ME 2 man
That rubberized coating will decompose in 2 years and look disgusting.
It's such a cheap way manufacturers try to make stuff look and feel more premium for the first few months, until sweat and natural oils from your skin eat away at it over the months until it's a horrible mess.
greq Yup. My a50 gen 3 are like 18 months old and the plastic looks gross now because of that rubberized material.
Is it going to help if you whip it once in a while?
Every week, chean with baby wipe or rubbing alcohol. Nothing lasts without proper care.
@@ZReviews What about the cloth that sits right next to or on your ears?
@@ZReviews So, you're saying we should stroke it at least once a week...
Seriously though, not a single one of my headphones have ever needed such constant maintenance.
I got a pair on black friday. Great sound. But small ear cups and not enough headband adjustment if you have a larger head. If you don't like feeling the ear cups on your ears you won't have enough room in these. Hated to return them, but sounding good doesn't matter when you're feeling uncomfortable every few minutes with them on.
Also I had the Cloud 9 pair that already had the updated pads, so when I say uncomfortable I'm not talking about the issue where you could feel the driver on your ear with the original pads that were too thin. Just that the inside dimensions of the opening is too small if you have larger ears.
I just got these a few month used, from what I read this new model is not a copy of Takstar, and they made them with a dual channel earcup to change bass sound.
What other headphones would you recommend in this price tag? I need sth for gaming/online lessons. Preferably with a longer cable.
Pc37x is on sale on Drop for $90, and it has a 10 foot/ 3 meter cable
I'm currently using the Philips SHP9500 but damn I love my semi-open Takstar hi2050. Just perfect for me. I wish it had a detachable cables because I hate using the mod mic.
im using them withouth the amp and they still sound good,
Something bassy
*plays hair metal* 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks!
Looks like hyperx is coming out with hyperx cloud orbit and orbit s with planars I believe there made with audeze mobius
Yeah, that's a cracking headset but it's way too expensive for most gamers. But if you've got the money, it's a solid choice.
I'd love to hear his thoughts on their HyperX Cloud Flight Wireless
From the Sound Quality... Between Cloud Alpha, Superlux HD668B, Samson SR850, CM MH751 Which one is better for gaming? I don't really care about the price and the closed back or open back things.
The cloud 2's are the rebranded pro 80's not sure about the alpha's though... Don't know what the heck they are... Guess I'll find out?? ;3
After using it for 3 years ear fake-leather ambushures have turned into sticky pieces. I was really upset for that. And i cant find or buy new ambushures.
Z reviews, do you compare the sound to an extension cable? It may be the difference?
I had a decision on whether going for HyperX alpha or Logitech G Pro X (2019).. or even CoolMaster MH751? Taskette Onegai~
Have you chose because I can help you.
@@kyleeaton2717 Cloud Alpha wasn't good looking.. but Logitech g pro X and MH371 had that sick look.. comparison, which is better in Gaming/Music?
@@friedlyintrovert hold up, once I'm done with my cigarette oh, I'm going to do some research. If you were just talking about games, I could have told you the best headset to get, but you want music as well.
@@kyleeaton2717 Yeah.. but If it was just for gaming.. what was it for you?
@@friedlyintrovert i would also like to know please.
I hope tomorrow's review are the Sennheiser PC 360/Game One/PC 37X/any other of the million revisions of their HD558 they taped a mic to.
Hey @Z Reviews, I'm curious to see if you ever tested the mic on these. I have a pair and im looking to pass them on because of the mic picks up all the audio coming from the headset. I'm not sure of that's because of the splitter wire or if there's interference from mic plug being too close to the speakers itself. Just something I felt you should know.
Cooler Master MH630 is the King of Headsets of 2020! But wired ModMic UNI still beating every one!!
I have HyperX Cloud Mix, I love it! but after suffering from the low mic
audio for a long time I found it comes with a defect mic! so whom
suffering from this issue it's a mic defect you should replace the mic
under the warranty before it ends like what happened to me!
Can you help, @Z Reviews
I have the Cloud Alphas plugged in to the Fiio E10K.
I use and external XLR Mic and not the Alphas Mic. Can i use another cable so i dont get the noise you talk about 7:30 ? Can you recommend one? Or should I buy other Headphones?
I would buy the shp9500s with rgb led inside the grill, that's actually fucking sick
What are some good “pounding base” gaming headphones? I currently have the shp9500 I’m open to both closed and open headphones. I know opens tend to be lighter on the bass. I’ve looked at both the reddit guide and the audio video and I still can’t decide 😅. I’m so conflicted. I have a budget of 200. Thanks so much!
Even $200 budget get the monoprice Retro's and the XL brainwavz pads. Bass city.
OR M&O bluetooth cans and use them wired.
@@ZReviews Thank you so much! I know you hate ppl like me haha. I love your videos!
G'day, mate.
Since I don't see an alternative, I will buy these
This or Cooler Master MH751 ? :/ ...... Where i live 66€ for 751 and 83€ for Alphas ...
6 months later but I believe the Mh751's are better.
@@alexcory2045 Yea ... I've bought Fnatic React headphones in the end .... Couldn't be happier with my decision .....
I have they hyperX2, Audio runs from an SMSL M7 connected with optical cable, and mic goes in to an extension, right in the PC's audio card. when everything is muted, there is sound in my headphone, so it may work, everyone needs to try first I guess.
To note the Sennheiser games zeros are open back when you were on about making an open back set
The Sennheiser GAME ONE's are open back, the Zero's are closed.
@@dfxjedi i use HD650s xD so no point
So, I was wondering, can you boot up a game like rainbow six or something to that nature where footsteps are very important, and try out all of your headphones to see which ones are best for that? I think your in a unique position to be able to try out a stupid amount of high end cans in a short period of time to see which are the best. As a siege player, its highly contested between steelseries, senn, and afew other brands for high level play and I would love your input.
A_lot
I think that for footsteps, you’d aim for headphones with good highs, a reduced low-end, and/or be accurate. I have AD1000X’s myself, and in counter strike (when compared to hyperX cloud 2s) I noticed footsteps much more.
But if you want an answer from Zeos, check out his guide: www.reddit.com/r/Zeos/comments/97mi5s/zguides_headphones/
My dumbass friends make fun of me for having the alphas but they have turtle beach and when I ask them how many pros use turtle beach their excuse is that turtle beach is for console smh 🤦♂️
Joker is_mad8765 yeaa both are kinda gimmicky imo. Turtles are just utter trash tbh, open back for shooters really are next level its crazy
@@bonk2065 didn't you know that pro players use hyperx headsets just because it is their sponsor ?
Boneknock Grit but they still use it cuz it is reliable, if u got sponsored by a garbage company u wouldn’t use it why playing off in finales and shit
Zeus, please review Beyerdynamic`s MMX300` s. I believe that is significant player nowadays on gaming headset market. I have seen many reviews of it, but price difference is significant when you compare with Sennheisers GSP series of HyperX Cloud ( I or II) of Alpha. If it is not good I will buy Sennheisers HD 660 with external microfon.
should i get these or the turtle beach elite atlas?
Will you even review the new audio technica gaming headsets both open and closed design?
I wasn't satisfied with pads of 1st edition oh HyperX headset - were too sweaty and a bit too thin so I changed pads. I still use these and they do their job. So.. pads are thicker now?
Can you do a review of the hyper x revolvers? They have a massive soundstage at 30ohms I love them, just want to know what you think.
omgggg these headphones...you reviewed them.
need to send him the Planctonics 500e :) i think they are competitive with both this and tomorrows review
The way you handle headphones hurt me
You should do review of RIG 500HD and let people know about these.
Why wasn't HD669 (which is still produced) or Modern Retro mentioned?
You can't fault CAL! for the build quality -- it's only $50, and sounds 70-90% like TH-X00 depending on who you ask.
I'm hoping tomorrow's review is of the Sennheiser PC37x or one of their other headsets.
But, unfortunately, Patreon seems to ruin the surprise, so I guess the Sennheisers remain unreviewed!
Why does this channel isnt reaching a million subs? Way the guy fillets every detail, his dual persona narration. I dunno man.. you're too underrated
Hyperx Cloud Alpha actually has bass. The stock cable is so bad that you cannot feel it. The microphone echo issue is because of the cable as well. I strongly advise Cloud Alpha owners to change their stock cables. I' ve changed it with a 5 dollar cable and I can feel the difference. Kingston should' ve put a more qualified cable for a headphone that goes for that price. (Sorry for my bad english. English is not my native language)
Umut Özsoy are you being serious
@@CaptinWong about what?
They need to make the headband bigger.
I need your advice bro which I pick up
Logitech g pro x or cloud alpha a
For gaming and music.
And 7.1 it makes different ?
7.1 surround sound is a gimmick and it doesn't really achieve much. Logitech is better for its customisation, which will help if you're a PC gamer. However, the Hyperx Cloud Alpha is a better gaming headset for everything else. Even though these two headsets get compared quite a bit, the Hyperx Cloud Alpha S is a more direct competitor to the Logitech G Pro X. I had to make a similar decision, and I went for the Hyperx Cloud Alpha and I have been thoroughly satisfied.
@@StardustLegacyFighter thanx bro ♥️
You could some heat shrink on the volume control.
the amount of russian kids I meet with ground loop is honestly amazing when playing csgo, only has happened once on valorant