The HyperX Cloud II Wireless (released earlier this week) takes the successful Cloud II wired headset and makes it wireless! While I haven’t reviewed the wired Cloud II, the wireless version is extremely similar in form, matching in their adjustable aluminum frames, signature HyperX leatherette-encased memory foam padded headbands/earcups, le...
HyperX continues to evolve its headset line-up with its recently released gaming headset, the Cloud Alpha S. After having reviewed six other audio/microphone devices in the HyperX arsenal (the Cloud Stinger, the Cloud Revolver S, the Cloud Flight Wireless, the Cloud Stinger Wireless, the Cloud MIX Wired, and the Cloud Earbuds), I was delighted to f...
Like the Cloud Stinger before it, the Cloud Stinger Wireless attempts to bring the best audio experience possible for gamers on a tighter budget. For just shy of $100, the Cloud Stinger Wireless is certainly the least expensive wireless headset in HyperX’s arsenal, and absolutely delivers on its promise of functional, comfortable, and budget-conscientious quality.
The Cloud MIX is an intersection between the well-established HyperX Cloud headset line and a new venture into mobile-focused gaming, making the name “MIX” an apt descriptor.
Earlier this week, Nintendo finally revealed their plans for their online subscription service. Dubbed "Nintendo Switch Online," this service will be required when it launches in September in order to enjoy online co-op with friends for current titles, like Splatoon 2, and future ones as well. Other than the official name, that's nothing particularly new. What is new is that getting that subscription will also give you access to a library of classic NES titles that will include online capabilities for those that support multiplayer.
Last week, HyperX released its first wireless headset: the Cloud Flight. Since the company already boasts an impressive selection of gaming headsets, adding a wireless one to the Cloud series makes good sense. Overall, the Cloud Flight is an exciting entry in the Cloud line (and headsets in general) with the kind of quality we’ve come to expect from HyperX.
The folks over at HyperX Gaming sent over their latest headset - the Cloud Alpha for us to check out. My ears have been getting a workout lately looking at both a set from Sennheiser and SteelSeries fairly recently. The Cloud Alpha is competitive with both of these - especially since they all fall right around the $100 price point. So how does it stack up?
In mid-March, HyperX released a new model in their Cloud Revolver headset line: the Cloud Revolver S. This new high-end, 7.1 surround sound model absolutely delivers on its promises of stand-out sound, comfort, and convenience.
HyperX launched two new peripherals in the past month: the Cloud Stinger headset and Alloy FPS Mechanical Gaming keyboard. After using them for a couple of weeks now, I definitely find them worthy of consideration for a mid-budget gamer.
Ever want to play super sleuth and crack open an international conspiracy with your pals, but you're too afraid of what dark secrets you might uncover? Maybe you should turn your attention to Cloud Chamber and satisfy your need to expose the truth from the safe confines of a video game. A new spin on the MMO, Cloud Chamber is a game where players from all over the world collaborate with information they find to investigate the mysteries of the story.
Like the passing of time, the weekly sale for Gold members of XBLA is inevitable. What is also increasingly inevitable is that some co-op games will be on offer. This week you can grab Narco Terror, Cloudberry Kingdom, Child of Light, plus more on the cheap.
