HyperX Cloud III Wired Gaming Headset for PC/PlayStation 4/5/Nintendo Switch: USB & 3.5mm Jack

Connectivity is constantly failing. No help from manufacturer. You will have to be pluging and unpluging until it works again, or restarting your computer. It's a headache, trust me. Do you want mine? Free.

I've owned this for 6hrs and I had to unplug and replug it 3 times to get it to work. The main issue I'm encountering is the mic not working. This is a comfortable headset for someone with glasses.

Got these for work and gaming, good headset, great price

Great product, one of my best purchases yet the audio is great and the cord to plug in is nice and long but not too long that it’s annoying. It’s very comfy and doesn’t leave a headset dent like other headsets that I’ve used. 10/10 I would recommend for people that play r6 or warzone or games like that who want the best audio specs ever

i got the mic and it was rattling on the inside and then it started not working i have a problem where if my microphone works the audio doesn’t work, or if the audio works the microphone doesn’t. it still rattles.

Brought this headset for my nephews birthday. He's really happy with it especially the sound. I brought it for him to use on his xbox. I don't know why it doesn't work on that console🤷🏼‍♀️ so he's using now while playing on the pc

HyperX used to be the king when it came to headphones now they are not so good. Great for cheap headphones but not what i used any longer.

It’s pretty comfortable

Bass is absolutely terrible but has a great mic. Item returned because I wasn't happy with the Audio quality. Hopefully HP will improve on Audio. Would recommend looking for a different headset. Another Alternative is the Hyperx cloud Alpha

I bought these headphones to replace the older version. Must say there better than the other headset far better sound and at a good price,would highly recommend.

A bit pricey but is absolutely worth it. I broke my krakens and thought I was screwed but these came in clutch. I'll go over everything I wished I could've seen in reviews. 1st off, sound quality is great and the microphone is crisp. This headset comes with a PC port that you'll plug into you USB but it also does work for controllers. The headphones themselves do cover your entire ear and are very comfy even if you have big ones like me. They're as good as anything else you'll find. Only problem is that they do take a little getting used to and they're not as comfy as the more pricey Kraken/Razor headsets.

Everything things works great except the volume could be better

Great headset. Very comfortable, solid build, sturdy chord, simple to use, no frills and good sound. Perfect update to the very popular Cloud II.

Microphone doesn’t work after testing, and replugging it. However, the Cloud 3 audio quality is better than Logitech 733 with DTS Enabled.

I love these headphones

I play mostly on the PC with this headset. So my review will be from that perspective. Pros: - It’s as comfortable, if not more comfortable than the Cloud II. - The sound quality is great, and according to friends the mic quality is better too. - I love the new onboard controls for volume and muting. The Cloud II’s controls were only accessible through the cable if you’re plugged into a PC leaving you needing some other way to mute or adjust volume on the consoles. Cons: - I thought the LED mute indicator was a great addition, but sometimes I still miss the fact that I am muted until I’ve already tried saying something. - One friend has complained that the new mute button makes an uncomfortable static noise when I mute and unmute. (on the Cloud II it was a switch on the controller you plug the headset into, it didn’t make any noise.) - My Cloud II came with a lot more accessories, and this microphone was missing a Wind Muff, Pop Filter (the little synthetic fur thing that goes on the end of mics to block wind and other slight background noises.) This meant my friends even heard my normal breathing and the fan sometimes. I was able to remove the cover from my Cloud II and it fit on the microphone for the Cloud III, but having one in the box, or on the mic would’ve been nice. Overall it’s a nice upgrade, especially if your Cloud II is starting to get worn out like mine was. But if you just got a Cloud II, you’re not missing out on something life-changing if you wait to purchase this one.