The Kingston HyperX Cloud Revolver provides multiple device use with it's 3.5mm jacks and heavenly precise immersive sound reproduction. Both invigorating and surprising at gaming and music the comfort and luxury of the headset is unexpected in this price range.

Versatility; True Sound Reproduction; Immersive Game Play; Self-Adjusting Head Strap; Noise Canceling Mic; Durability; Memory Foam

Lacks 7.1 Surround Sound; Little Expensive

The Cloud Revolver is HyperX's gaming headset for those who want an analogue connection and a comfortable design for long gaming sessions. Priced at ￡99.99, it's more expensive than the brilliant Cloud II, but comes with a "studio grade" soundstage and a new design.

Universal compatibility; Innovative design; Very comfortable; Respectable audio quality

Headset jiggles when moved; Microphone isn't fantastic; Metal band conducts noise; Relatively expensive

Very sturdy headset I really like it. The Sound is amazing and the frame is good not that heavy on the head either.

My old headset has been sitting on the shelf for months. It's not that the Cloud Revolver, HyperX's new PC headset, is significantly greater in any manner; I imagine that I'll eventually switch the two back, if not just for variety's sake.

Sturdy frame; Great audio quality; Crisp; effective mic; Comfy ear cups and design

All-black clip is difficult to operate in dark rooms; Still needs preamp for pro stream setups; Bulkier than most

The HyperX Cloud Revolver is a high end stereo headset that can be used with just about any device thanks to its use of the 3.5mm audio jack... sorry iPhone 7 users. The closed, over the ear design with 50mm drivers creates a studio-grade sound stage, which allows you to better locate an opponent if...

Super comfortable; Incredible sound quality; 2 year warranty

Some may find the aesthetics over the top; Occasional creak from headband

I bought this after hearing how great the HyperX brand, expecting top of the line quality. However, I was incredibly disappointed with the quality of it, to the point where I almost immediately returned it. Maximum volume is incredibly low on this headset.

With the rise of eSports and competitive gaming, it has become more common for people to buy gaming headsets just like the pros wear. Whether to hear someone else's footsteps, immerse yourself deeper into a game's world, or just to keep the sounds of gaming to yourself, gaming headsets have almost...

There's no external 7.1 audio USB sound card, but the sound quality isn't that different from the Cloud II. However, the Cloud Revolver is very comfortable to wear and is multi-platform, allowing you to use it with next-gen consoles too.

Comfortable; Good mic; Solid build

Not quite meant for music

After having 3 logitech headsets die on me I figured I'd switch. If these ever broke on me I'd instantly buy them again, no question.

Price is right on point; They sound great and are very comfortable for those long sessions

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The biggest problem with the HyperX Cloud line is that it hit such a high point the first time around. Great performance, cheap price-it's hard to top that. The HyperX Cloud Revolver isn't a bad headset-it's more comfortable than the original HyperX, albeit barely, and has a stunning, if borrowed,...