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89% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

sound, comfort, price, durability, usability

86% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Great sound quality ; Luxurious finish ; Thoughtful extras

Headphone cord doesn’t detach ; Flimsy carry case

The Kingston HyperX Cloud II sounds great, is packed with features and has loads of great extras, making it one of the best gaming headsets available at under £100.

A high level of comfort while wearing them ; The battery lasts a decent amount of time ; Audio sounds fantastic

Doesn't feel like there is enough new here to warrant the price tag ; The microphone needed some more work

While there are many headsets on the market to consider, the HyperX Cloud II Wireless is certainly worth some strong consideration as not only is it comfy and easy to use, but it sounds great when it's up and running when used for gaming – less so if...

Impressive wireless connection ; Excellent battery life ; Solid sound out-of-the-box

Sparse software ; No audio tweaks ; No wired connection option

If you want a wireless headset that you can just plug in and it works, the HyperX Cloud II Wireless + 7.1 is for you. This is a great headset for those without the patience to tweak settings, but it also means you're missing the features available to...

Gaming audio is fantastic. Although imperfect, 7.1 setting adds new dimension to gameplay.

Virtual surround sound is not as good as the real deal.

Kingston's no stranger to high performance gaming-grade hardware and its HyperX Cloud II headset follows in the same suit. It's a sleek and understated headset that's attractive looking and doesn't scream that it's made for gaming, unlike some others...

There's not too much to dislike about Kingston's HyperX Cloud II headset, as it ticks all the right boxes for what you're after with a gaming headset. One minor complaint is that the headset's cord is not removable from the headset, which can make it a...

The Kingston HyperX Cloud II is a brilliant headset as it packs in plenty of bang for your buck and is well priced compared to its rivals. There are plenty of extras in the well presented box too, its mic is detachable and it works great with your PS4...

Attractive, understated design. Solid build quality. Works with PCs and mobile devices as well as most modern game systems.

Virtual 7.1-channel surround isn't effective. Besides the USB sound card, cable isn't detachable.

The Kingston HyperX Cloud II is a well-built, comfortable, excellent-sounding gaming headset that comes with its own optional USB sound card. It's generous with accessories, and will work with all computers and mobile devices, and most game systems out...

Superb comfort and sturdy design ; Satisfying audio ; Effective surround sound

Pricey ; Lacks EQ settings ; Volume levels can be low

The HyperX Cloud II Wireless brings the thunder thanks to deep, immersive audio and comfortable ear cups that are as soft as cloud clouds, but the headset lacks some more advanced settings.

Over 30 hours of continuous battery life. Well-built and comfortable design. Excellent performing boom mic.

Middling noise isolation performance. No channel mixing. No music or call management controls. Sub-par passive soundstage. Don't support Bluetooth.

The HyperX Cloud 2 Wireless are good for neutral sound. They have a slightly bass-heavy sound profile with a neutral and even mid-range that helps accurately reproduce vocals and lead instruments. However, their treble-range is a bit uneven, resulting...

Negligible latency. ; Good audio reproduction and microphone. ; Well-built and comfortable design.

Poor noise isolation. ; Slightly bulky. ; Can sound sharp on some tracks. ; Bass delivery varies significantly across users. Sensitive to glasses.