Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good headset I has good quality good sound very small

My son enjoys this headset for gaming and chatting online.

So far loving the headset, works well with PlayStation

Great headset. Works with multiple platforms. Good sound quality.

not the best i couldn’t tell footsteps on game had to return but they were comfortable

For the price these worked as well as my $300.00 headphones

Had this for almost two weeks. Quite nice. Worth it.

Great headset for gaming with Xbox One. Son loves it

Best headset I own, sound is amazing and controllable to wear

Outstanding when purchased, but after 7 months, the mic went bad and had to be replaced

Very good quality. Buy it. Recommended. Good price

Not worth the money. It echoes during my streaming.

Well built but my formers complain of a really bad echo sometimes

just ok headphones. I now use Astro T40's with the mixamp and they are far better.

Good headset, it works for my ps4 but the mic doesn't connect to my computer at all

These headphones have a great sound are a cheap and fantastic way to get into gaming headphones. but the mic is very low quality and mine had cross talk issues. a problem that plagues this model. I would recommend avoiding this one and going with a different HyperX model.

Works great on my ps4. Good sound reasonable for the price !

When I first got this headset it worked great. After a few days the cable was damaged and the mic wouldn't work. I tried different devices to see if it was just my pc that wasn't compatible with the headset but that wasn't the case. I don't recommend this headset if you're looking for something long-term.

Echoed and returned to get another same pair. Also echoed. Maybe because Xbox X. Not sure but they didn’t work haha

As someone who's spent years trying various gaming headsets and finding most to be "just okay" at best, HyperX did the unthinkable and made the first pair I would actually consider excellent. I stopped buying headsets for years in favor of standard headphones, as typically a $100 pair headphones will beat a $100 gaming headset in sound AND comfort, but the Cloud Alpha surprised me with how good it sounds, even compared to my $280 Sennheisers. The bass is nice and full, not too muddy like some cheaper sets tend to do, while still having a nice clear middle and high end with no noticeable distortion, making them pleasant for not only gaming but also listening to music or watching movies. The closed design cuts out most of the outside noise, which is good for gaming where pinpointing a sound can spell the difference between winning or losing. The microphone is decent but nothing special, and it's removable if you don't need it. The memory foam earpads are comfortable, not too tight on my ears even when wearing glasses, and the adjustable headband is nice. Nothing on the headset really feels cheap and the build is very sturdy. I would have liked to have the extra pair of fabric earpads like the Cloud II has, but it's not a deal breaker. The carrying case is also a nice extra. Overall, the quality and value for the price can't be beat. I've tried many headsets in and around this price range and this is the first that impressed me. For $100, or even a bit more, I would recommend them over the vast majority of headsets. If you normally scoff at gaming headsets in general, give them a listen and they may surprise you.