Review on 🔴 Renewed HYPERX Cloud II Gaming Headset for Multiconsole Use - Red by Ada Kowalczyk ᠌

True, the bass might not be as good as the "Raisers," but I'm sorry; I don't pay just for the bass, and because. Many people compare them to Krakens; I myself have used Krakens; therefore, I would rather give a point in favor of Hyper, because the sound in them is not so different from one another; however, the build quality, materials, and reliability are very important details for a gaming headset, as you frequently need to take it with you. I used Krakens. When making a selection, it is important to keep in mind that the purpose of the headset is still gaming, and it is possible that "audiophiles" will not find it to their liking. 4.5 stars out of 5 for the sound quality, in my opinion. I notice that a lot of people are dissatisfied with the microphone, and I can tell you that there is a setting in Windows called "Microphone Gain" that you may adjust. Hence, I decided to raise it by one level, and now everyone can hear me perfectly, and there have been no complaints. Some people are still having difficulties with the microphone jack; in this case, the issue is already a matter of "straight-handedness." It requires cautious handling, much like any other socket used in modern equipment, and if you just "shove" it about at random, or even do it frequently, then possibly all of your sockets are "flying." I handle things with care, and there have been no reports of any physical issues. Overall, I am quite pleased with the performance of this headset.