The HyperX Cloud was Kingston's first real foray into the audio peripheral market ... which also doubles as a massive cable extension. If you're not interested in this extension or and still ...

The detachable audio cable is braided and long ... label=Purchasing%20Guide The Kingston HyperX Cloud Alpha Gaming Headset has an MSRP of $99.99, and since it is brand-new that's the same price ...

Kingston's HyperX ... to your PC via two 3.5mm audio jacks (one for mic and one for sound) and does so through a tough braided cable. The detachable microphone has a Cloud I-matching frequency ...

With its all-new HyperX Cloud, Kingston is venturing into the world of gaming audio. It’s an interesting move ... You’ll get the headset unit itself, the detachable mic boom, an optional cable with in ...

A spring clip on its back easily attaches it to clothing or cables. Its face houses buttons for audio ... Kingston didn’t reinvent the wheel with their $100 follow-up to the HyperX Cloud ...

Having reviewed the first two headsets in Kingston’s HyperX Cloud ... positional audio with a greater sense of depth. Check out the specs: Headphone: Microphone: The Cloud Revolver performs ...

Christopher spends some hands-on time with Kingston ... market over other audio peripherals that cost nearly twice as much. Co-developed by QPAD, the Kingston HyperX Cloud is at first glance ...

Kingston's HyperX Cloud Alpha gaming headset couples good build quality with strong audio performance ... to the other through a short braided cable that disappears into the headband padding ...