HyperX Cloud Revolver S Gaming Headset Review

I have to say that I liked the HyperX Cloud Revolver S Headset a lot. It has some features I didn't care for, but the good far outweighed the bad. I think the $149.99 price tag is pushing the limit a bit high, but the HyperX Cloud Revolver S Headset could be very tempting to pick up when on sale or...

HyperX Cloud Revolver S is just a perfect gaming headset which is also great for all who are not playing games often but still wish to experience great sound while watching movies or listening to the favourite audio files.

HyperX CLOUD Revolver S Pro Gaming Headset Review

Since we couldn't attend this year's Computex (check our news section for coverage - many interesting products have been unveiled so far) we focused our efforts in testing as many things as we possibly can and it's no surprise really that many of those are gaming peripherals.

Build Quality; Extremely Comfortable (Extra Large Earpads / Suspension Design; Very Good Mids & Highs; Good Bass Levels; Detachable Microphone (Easier To Replace; 3.5mm & USB Sound Card Use; 3 Available EQ Presets

Price (For Some; 7.1 Dolby surround Sound Doesn't "Excite

HyperX CLOUD Revolver S Pro Gaming Headset Review

If you're looking for a headset that's competent in an eSports arena, or for playing games on any console, desktop system, or mobile device, that still holds up well for listening to music on the go, or watching a few movies, the HyperX Cloud Revolver S is as versatile as they come!

Durable build quality; Stylish design; Lightweight construction; Multi-format support; Detachable microphone; Excellent acoustic performance; Comfortable fit; Dolby processing (USB mode only; Trusted brand name

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HyperX Cloud Revolver S review: A costly improvement to the original Cloud Revolver headset

With new EQ features and a better control box, HyperX improves the original Cloud Revolver. But at $150? The Cloud Revolver S is one of the most expensive wired headsets we’ve ever reviewed, and doesn’t earn that price.

Still has the Cloud line’s signature audio; New EQ settings built into the control box; Better noise cancellation in the microphone;

Metal band still reverberates when touched; 7.1 performance isn’t up to par with competitors; Overly expensive when compared feature-to-feature with competitors;