Cooler Master MH752
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Cooler Master MH752 review: The HyperX Cloud’s stiffest competition is its own long-lost sibling
Years after HyperX rebranded the Takstar Pro 80 as its iconic Cloud headset, now Cooler Master’s rebranded the Takstar Pro 82 with similarly impressive results.- Unbelievably comfortable
- Clean studio sound
- Minimalist branding and aesthetic
- Cheap construction
- Microphone input isn’t subtle at all
- Needs some EQ love to reach its full potential
Quality, comfort, style... what more could you want in headphones
These are so comfy, they fit well over your ears, the sound is impeccable, the option to remove the mic is a huge bonus.
Amazing
Super comfortable and sound great. The mic is also pretty good. 7.1 surround sound isnt that great tho
Good headphones that punch above their weight
Super comfortable and light with great earpads. Great sound signature that has bass but doesn’t focus on bass to the point where other frequency’s suffer and become distorted. Only flaw is that my unit has a couple of creaks and rattles after 1-2 hours of using them but this does not subtract from the overall experience
Great value for money
Great headset. Surround sound works well
New Best Headset
Coming from an already good headset of HyperX Cloud 2, these are lighter and less clamp force for me. Sound great and mic is better.
Cooler Master MH752 review: The HyperX Cloud's stiffest competition is its own long-lost sibling
- Unbelievably comfortable
- Clean studio sound
- Minimalist branding and aesthetic
- Cheap construction
- Microphone input isn't subtle at all
- Needs some EQ love to reach its full potential