HyperX Cloud Earbuds for Nintendo Switch, PC and CTIA mobile phones

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In Fortnite, gunshots and explosions sounded clean and full without the mids or lows being drowned out. I pulled the zipper of the pouch and was greeted with a lovely sight of the IEMs very neatly contained inside. The in-line mic enables you to communicate and coordinate with your squad in Fortnite and other Switch games that use in-game chat.

This wireless evolution builds upon the soul of the Cloud II Wireless while incorporating new tech and a bold new look. If you’re commuting early in the morning, the last thing that anyone wants to do is fiddle with cables.It’s a pity that HyperX has not included any foam ear tips, but the included tips still provide a comfortable experience. Traditionally, we have all been led to believe that headphones reign supreme in terms of audio quality. It's not the best sounding headphone in the range for music, and it loses some of its relevance for phones that ditched 3.

These fit well in the ear and stay put, but I didn't get comfortable wearing these I constantly had a feeling that they're fitting properly and may fall off. She studied Multimedia Arts and Video and Motion Graphics, which has given her extensive insight into the workings behind games, films, and sound production. And now HyperX has dropped its first pair of true wireless earbuds aimed at gamers (and also everyone), the HyperX Cloud MIX Buds. The HyperX Cloud Earbuds are a good choice for anyone looking at their first pair of gaming earbuds. Music also sounds decent on the Cloud MIX Buds, though earbuds aren’t ever my first choice for music.As I had hoped, what they lacked in packaging, they had indeed splurged on the materials instead — which is probably not a bad decision.

Even though it lacks a detachable mic and proper volume control, they still perform way better compared to the Battle Buds in all other aspects.However, if you’re after gaming earbuds with features catered towards microphone quality, mobility, and immersive sound, then the HyperX Cloud Earbuds might be just what you’re looking for. You’d have to do it manually on whichever device you’re using, which is quite a drag, especially during intense gameplay. I still would’ve preferred the braided nylon cables that are common in gaming headphones, but the rubber material of the cable seems sturdy enough.