By Kevin Lee
Cloud Flight is the first wireless gaming headset from HyperX, which is known for its impressive lineup of affordable gaming headsets. It might be late to the game, but this wireless headset is making a statement by boasting one of the longest 30 hour battery lives and lighting you won’t find on any of its rivals.
The problem?
The Cloud Flight’s slightly higher price and smaller feature set doesn’t help it compete with other affordable wireless gaming headsets like the $149 (£159, AU$259) SteelSeries Arctis 7, $149 (£139, AU$219) Logitech G533 and $149 (£149, AU$249) Astro A20. There’s no doubt HyperX has created a punchy headset with long battery life to back it up, but it simply lags behind its competitors.
Design
Compared to HyperX’s previous gaming headsets, the Cloud Flight looks are considerably reserved. Instead of flashy earcups or red stitching, this headset’s design is traditional and sleek – so much so that you could mistake it for pair of Bose’s Bluetooth headphones.
That said, the Cloud Flight is the brand’s first headset with built-in lighting provided by light up HyperX logos on each earcup. Otherwise, you’ll only find a pair of red cables connecting the cans to headband as …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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