Target[target.com] has HyperX Cloud Core Wireless DTS Headphone:X PC Gaming Headset w/ Noise Cancelling Microphone for $49.99. Shipping is Free
Product Info
Product Description:
The HyperX Cloud Core Wireless with DTS® Headphone: X® spatial audio provides clear and accurate positional sound for a more immersive gaming experience. It also features signature HyperX memory foam and soft leatherette making it comfortable for long gaming sessions. The detachable noise-cancelling microphone keeps ambient sounds from interrupting your voice chat and can be easily removed. Cloud headsets are optimized for the way you play, and famous for their legendary sound, comfort, and durability.
Product SKU:
target_83869601_83869601
UPC:
196188046050
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I bought this for this price a few months ago. There was a constant buzzing sound, and they just felt cheap. These also don't automatically change back and forth between audio sources on the PS5 when you turn them on and off. You always have to go into the console settings to change them. That's a huge dealbreaker for me. I returned them in a week.
A much better deal, on a much better headset, is this open box Sony Inzone H7 headset for $60. I love mine. The box was a little beaten up, but everything inside looked brand new. The Inzones are more comfortable than these, sound better, and have extra equalizer options if you use the companion app to set them up on a computer. They have a 40 hour battery, charge with USB-C, and can work via Bluetooth or the USB dongle. With the dongle, there's zero lag. I haven't tried Bluetooth. They automatically switch between audio out sources when you turn them on and off, just make sure to set the dongle on PS5 to get it to do that.
I bought this for this price a few months ago. There was a constant buzzing sound, and they just felt cheap. These also don't automatically change back and forth between audio sources on the PS5 when you turn them on and off. You always have to go into the console settings to change them. That's a huge dealbreaker for me. I returned them in a week.
A much better deal, on a much better headset, is this open box Sony Inzone H7 headset for $60. I love mine. The box was a little beaten up, but everything inside looked brand new. The Inzones are more comfortable than these, sound better, and have extra equalizer options if you use the companion app to set them up on a computer. They have a 40 hour battery, charge with USB-C, and can work via Bluetooth or the USB dongle. With the dongle, there's zero lag. I haven't tried Bluetooth. They automatically switch between audio out sources when you turn them on and off, just make sure to set the dongle on PS5 to get it to do that.
H7 doesn't have a noise cancelling microphone, not sure why so many good headsets fail to give this option but they're a must unless you have a quiet gaming room
The #1 thing I hate is the power button. You have to hold it for a few seconds to turn it on or off. And you don't know if it's on or off unless you manually look for the green light or attempt to turn it on/off to listen to the noise. I miss my logitech ones where there's a physical switch you move to turn it on or off.
There's no software to change settings too (last I checked). So it's difficult to know how much battery there is. There's probably a thing to check the green light to see how much it flashes but I can't be bothered to learn it.
However, those complaining about wireless have no idea. There is zero lag using the dongle. They sound fine. It's been 2 years and it seems to hold up but the cushions are starting to crack.
If power button doesn't bug you, this is an alright headphones.
If you have pointy ears like me, they can hurt but you just need to adjust sometimes to make sure cushions completely enclose your ears.
Battery life is insanely good. The only issue with these as a heads up.
1. PC or laptop wifi WILL interfere with the stick. Use a USB extender to keep the base away from PC/laptop.
2. Don't use Hyper/x drivers. Just install and get the DTS Windows (if applicable) and you should be golden. Yes, you have to pay for it unless there is some new option in the box.
I was pretty interested in trying these out for the price until on a whim i decided to peak in at the recent Amazon reviews and to see if they were price matching this (they are). Last 2 pages of reviews spanning back a week or so are literally nothing but defective unit complaints.
Sounds like a deep markdown sale being fueled by a bad batch inventory dump. I'm out.
I was pretty interested in trying these out for the price until on a whim i decided to peak in at the recent Amazon reviews and to see if they were price matching this (they are). Last 2 pages of reviews spanning back a week or so are literally nothing but defective unit complaints.
Sounds like a deep markdown sale being fueled by a bad batch inventory dump. I'm out.
Yep ordered two units and both were dead on arrival. Third times the charm 😂🤞
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A much better deal, on a much better headset, is this open box Sony Inzone H7 headset for $60. I love mine. The box was a little beaten up, but everything inside looked brand new. The Inzones are more comfortable than these, sound better, and have extra equalizer options if you use the companion app to set them up on a computer. They have a 40 hour battery, charge with USB-C, and can work via Bluetooth or the USB dongle. With the dongle, there's zero lag. I haven't tried Bluetooth. They automatically switch between audio out sources when you turn them on and off, just make sure to set the dongle on PS5 to get it to do that.
https://secondipity.com/open-box-...tion-5-pc/
A much better deal, on a much better headset, is this open box Sony Inzone H7 headset for $60. I love mine. The box was a little beaten up, but everything inside looked brand new. The Inzones are more comfortable than these, sound better, and have extra equalizer options if you use the companion app to set them up on a computer. They have a 40 hour battery, charge with USB-C, and can work via Bluetooth or the USB dongle. With the dongle, there's zero lag. I haven't tried Bluetooth. They automatically switch between audio out sources when you turn them on and off, just make sure to set the dongle on PS5 to get it to do that.
https://secondipity.com/open-box-...tion-5-pc/
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The #1 thing I hate is the power button. You have to hold it for a few seconds to turn it on or off. And you don't know if it's on or off unless you manually look for the green light or attempt to turn it on/off to listen to the noise. I miss my logitech ones where there's a physical switch you move to turn it on or off.
There's no software to change settings too (last I checked). So it's difficult to know how much battery there is. There's probably a thing to check the green light to see how much it flashes but I can't be bothered to learn it.
However, those complaining about wireless have no idea. There is zero lag using the dongle. They sound fine. It's been 2 years and it seems to hold up but the cushions are starting to crack.
If power button doesn't bug you, this is an alright headphones.
If you have pointy ears like me, they can hurt but you just need to adjust sometimes to make sure cushions completely enclose your ears.
1. PC or laptop wifi WILL interfere with the stick. Use a USB extender to keep the base away from PC/laptop.
2. Don't use Hyper/x drivers. Just install and get the DTS Windows (if applicable) and you should be golden. Yes, you have to pay for it unless there is some new option in the box.
Sounds like a deep markdown sale being fueled by a bad batch inventory dump. I'm out.
Sounds like a deep markdown sale being fueled by a bad batch inventory dump. I'm out.
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