HyperX HX-HSCR-GM Cloud Revolver Pro Gaming Headset

Background: I've been using headsets for over 10years for playing PC games, listening to music & media consumption. Initially I used a TurtleBeach Wired set, then Corsair Wired, then Corsair Wireless. Review: This headset easily defeats those mentioned above. All had their plastic ear-hinge crack & shatter after extended use, hence the move to these metal-cup elastic style. Surprisingly these also have a much better seal around my ears than them, resulting in much less sound-bleed & a better overall experience. Cable is unnecessarily long, so I just left it tied up as it came.

Everything is pretty good for example, the cushioning(headphones/headband) is a nice squishy comfortable foam, great quality of material very durable, Sounds great along with the microphone and style of the headset . This is a wired, gaming headset, with good sound quality, but above all I found it to be comfortable, largely due to its professional style cradle and decent quality ear cups. Used on a PC, its easy to set up .

Solid headphones, metal around the earcuffs where my old Turtle Beach X07 pro snapped. Sound is great on them and very comfy, they work well for long gaming sessions.

These headphones are pretty decent for the price. I have tried most headphones from hyper X, and these by far are superior in their wired range. Sound: Compared to the cloud 2s especially, these knock it out of the park. I found the sound to be a bit bassy, but not overbearing, and the treble and mids to also be quite balanced. The soundstage is excellent for a closed back headset, helping you feel immersed when playing games or listening to music. However, they do not isolate sound well at all, so keep that in mind. Microphone: Mic quality is excellent. However, I wish it had a pop filter. Comfort: These headphones I am pretty sure are meant for people with wider heads, as the mechanism used to keep them on your head is reliant on how the cups are placed on your ears. For people with not so wide heads, the cups tend to fall a bit and rest on the top of your ear. This is a bit of an issue but it not a deal-breaker as it is not uncomfortable per se. I've had worse. Overall, I think these headphones are quite a good set, especially if you can get them on sale. However, a question of value is to be had over the cloud alphas as they only have marginally better sound quality (less sibilance and better soundstage) and better mic quality for current £30 more. Depends on what your preferences are to see these as good value.

Bought to work for online gaming, the level of detail I can here is unreal, enemy footsteps are clear and can be pin pointed with accuracy making game play superb, I have this plugged in to a rode studio kit as well. I always leave my honest opinion on all purchases. If you like my review and it’s helped you in any way please give it a thumbs up 👍🏽 Thank you !!!

First of all I would like to emphasize that the reason this headset is only getting 3 stars has nothing to do with it's sound quality because in that regard it is one of the best I've heard. The only problem with this headset is the adjustability. Unfortunately, after a few minutes of usage it would start causing discomfort to my jaw. This is because the headband isn't adjustable, which causes it to sag down in my case.

Bought this as a Christmas gift for my 13 year old grandson. He’s over the moon with it 😊

I shouod but next one, first is for my GF and she said is great in witcher3 ^^