Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best headset I have ever owned Feels comfortable, battery life lasts a week between recharges and positiibal audio works great

Super comfortable, just wish there was a usb stick to plug into my ps5 instead of having to plug in the huge adapter, still sounds and works amazing

Perfect wired headset. I bought this for my son and he loves it. Fits perfect and sound and speaker quality is great.

Perfect headset for gaming, sounds amazing and they are super comfortable

Been gaming for 20+ years. This is the one. My favorite headset so far. Fantastic and LOUD audio in a rechargeable headset is rare, and pair that with a mic that doesn’t bleed over! I’m going to buy a second headset so I can ride this for years!

Headset is solid, much better than the alpha 3 I had before. The docking station it pointless though and software takes a bit to get used to.

The HyperX Cloud Alpha 2 Wireless Gaming Headset has good sound quality and comfort, but unfortunately, it doesn’t work well with my computer. I experienced frequent connection issues and inconsistent performance when trying to use it on my PC. It connects easily to other devices like my PS5 and mobile via Bluetooth without much trouble, but if you’re planning to use it primarily with a computer, you might encounter some frustrating compatibility problems.

Works beautifully, can be plugged in to work or wireless.

Got it for my wife and shes been enjoying it, mic could be better but the battery makes up for ne

This headset has been super comfortable and nice. Definitely love being able to use multiple devices at the same time!

Audio is very clear and the outside noise its barely noticeable

These were ok, hubby was excited for a new set since his had about had it and we knew Hyper makes great headphones. I don't know if it was user error (probably) or what, but we could not get the settings right and the sound was so bad. I could hear every work I was saying even while muted from his mic or i couldn't hear him at all. Again, it could just be user error but we didn't have issues with our previous headsets by Hyper. returned them for this reason and got a diff set.

Excellent battery life, and incredible comfort. Wish maybe the battery life was on par with the alpha 1s, but the comfort and microphone that rivals my quad cast make up for it.

Being a PC gamer, I've used quite a number of headphones in my time. Whether it was for mobile devices, PlayStation or XBOX or PC, there was always some issue/gimmick with getting headphones to connect to whatever system you were using. But, with this HyperX, no need for that since this thing will connect to anything which is super nice AND these sound great. The fit on these headphones is quite nice. Very big and cushy BUT I'm not a huge fan of the cloth earpads. I prefer something that's a little more breathable and these feel like slipping on wool socks in the summertime. Large, bendy boom mic is removable and the buttons on the headset are nice a large and easily distinguishable from each other. Overall fitment of the headphones is good and I have a large head so that's saying something. The interest little gadget that comes along with these headphones is the customizable base station that lights up in pretty RGB. I mean, how can RGB NOT make something nicer right? Well, I think it does for this headphone. With the base station you can make edits to your headphones on the fly like EQ changes or swapping devices. Sound quality is quite good with these and the battery life is really good....like really good.

it took my gaming experience to next level. There is no ANC but i feel it is because the headset is more focused on gaming. It has a base station which consists of a lot many features and they are quite good.

Excellent audio quality with easy button inputs to fire all headset needs!

Amazing headphones and the deck station included with them make gaming a little different in a good way

Good one !but battery work only 30 hours and i have 8 input device )))

Best pair I have bought so far. The quality is peak!

I had a pair of Hyper X Cloud 2's years ago, and they were some of the best headsets I ever had, though they did end developing issues and I ended up warrantying them and the replacements ended up with the same problem. There have been headsets over the years that have often imitated the Cloud 2's and I've owned most of them. These new Alpha's eclipse the Cloud 2's. In price but most importantly in performance. I've been driving these daily for over a week now. I've been using them in the dual mode where I have music/podcasts playing on my desktop computer and then have them connected to my work computer so I've been trying to test the battery life. Build Quality, these are quite sturdy. Compared to some other headsets I own, these feel much sturdier. My other pair have so much flex in the headband that, for $350, you'd think they would be a lot more durable. The Alpha's blow those away. I appreciate that they included a 3.5 cable, and it's plenty long. The USB C cable they included could have been longer, though I like that they included an adapter for Type-C to Type-A so if you don't have a C port available on your computer, you've got the ability to plug/charge them with Type-A. The USB Base Station is neat. You can customize the buttons with certain presets or with any key on your keyboard. There's no Macro support than I can see, so no adding something like Shift/Ctrl+ any other keys. I do wish there were not icons on the buttons though, cause if you do change their default behavior, you're left guessing. This does appear to something that's still not yet implemented months later after these went out to reviewers earlier this year, which is disappointing. The Base Station/Headset also does not work on the official version of nGenuity, you have to use the beta version, which does not appear to have been updated or had any changes in over 2 or 3 months from when these were being sent to high profile YT reviewers. Again, this is quite disappointing. The app shows a lot of promise/potential, but it's going untapped. There's a lot of quirks with the app. The EQ is wonky, on a reboot, I had no sound at all. Everything in Windows was showing it was all good, but I was not getting any sound at all. I finally went into the nGenuity app and I had to tell it manually to use the headset, after I did that the audio came back. I also had to reset my EQ, something I saw mentioned in other reviews. It's quite annoying to say the least that I have to re-create my EQ after a reboot, much less having to tell the software to use it's own device. Another quirk is that the EQ or sound profile will randomly change, as though the entire EQ just turns off for no reason. I've not been able to pin down what causes it. I thought it related to the Game Scan but even when that was disabled I was still getting a flat EQ randomly. It's quite comfortable. I can wear them all day without any pain or discomfort. They're also quite light, but again, they're very well built. As for sound quality, they're awesome. Better than my previous headset. I play a lot of games, one of those is Tarkov and I can tell you without a doubt these make a difference. I've been able to better pinpoint where shots are coming from. I can also hear enemies more clearly and from further away. Almost feels like cheating to be honest. I play with the 8 channel Spatial Audio and it truthfully works better than the Dolby Atmos on my other headphones. You can even configure in the nGenuity app to use up to 12 channel. I've not tested with it though. I like that with the Spatial, you can adjust the immersion of your sound, whether you want it wide or narrow, near or far, all to your personal perference. For music, they're awesome. I'm a bass head, these absolutely deliver. They do great with other kinds of music as well. I also keep the Spatial on when I'm listening to music and will adjust it depending on the genre. The Bluetooth also works exponentially better than my other headset. You could walk 10 feet away and the signal would completely drop. I can walk almost to my kitchen which is 30+ feet away and still have some manner of connectivity. The 2.4Ghz connection also has identical range. The battery life on this is also quite remarkable. My other headset I'd have to charge them after maybe 20 ish hours (rated for 40). These are rated for 250 hours. I don't know the exact conditions those were tested under, but I've certainly not gotten that much life out of them. I'd say I got around 80-90 out of a single charge. That's using them all day for work and play, so they're on for about 10-14 hours a day using the dual mode for work hours and just the 2.4 for my gaming PC. I have not tested them with my PS5, but they are compatible. I did test them with my Steam Deck and they worked great over BT. Overall these are very impressive and impressive Audio Quality and fantastic comfort. Time will tell how they hold up especially in regards to the wireless performance in relation to the battery. The biggest con has got to be the nGenuity app. It really needs a lot of work. If/When they take the time to build out proper support and get these working in the Stable Official build and not a Beta release and get the entire feature set going, then these will be an even better contender and value for your money. Even still, they're definitely worth it despite the nuances with nGenuity.