I’m also happy to report that the Cloud Revolver S is well suited to listening to music and watching movies as well as just playing games. This isn’t a big deal at all, and I’m glad the headset still provides a great experience at more reasonable loud listening volumes. Listening at maximum volume, which isn’t something I’d usually do or recommend, does lead to accentuated vocals and mid-tones while listening to music.
The evenness of sound quality continues right through the volume range of the headset, until you reach the very top.
Some gaming headsets I’ve tried go overboard with bass to enhance explosions while gaming, so I’m pleased HyperX has taken a more measured approach here. When listening to music, no one area of the spectrum feels overpowering, but there’s still enough bass and punch at the low end to be enjoyable. I’m not an ‘audiophile’ by any means, but I love the balanced and detailed audio provided by this headset. Sound quality from the Cloud Revolver S is very good. White details add a bit of interest to this attractive design, which certainly looks premium. I love the use of black steel for this headset’s frame, as well as the soft-touch matte plastic around the ear cups. Some gaming headsets fall well into the ‘gamer style’ category, but the Revolver S uses a more subdued and understated design. I was also impressed with the build quality and general style of the Cloud Revolver S. This headset is quite light in general, but its design prevents it from clamping too tightly to your head like some other products. The suspended design of the headband allows the Cloud Revolver S to fall comfortably over your ears, and manages to make the headset feel almost weightless on your head. The memory foam used in both the headband and ear cups is extraordinarily comfortable and has no issue perfectly conforming to the shape of your head. The HyperX Cloud Revolver S succeeds brilliantly here: this headset is one of, if not the most comfortable pairs of over-ear headphones I’ve ever used. When you’re sitting down to play an eight-hour stint of Mass Effect: Andromeda, you want to barely notice you’re wearing headphones, and you certainly don’t want to experience any discomfort. For a top-end product that retails for $149.99, I expect nothing less than the best experience HyperX has to offer for both listening to music and playing games.Ĭomfort is a key factor in any gaming headset. I’ve been using the Cloud Revolver S for a couple of weeks now, and I’m impressed with both the sound quality and comfort of this headset. The company is calling this product “the ultimate gaming headset”, thanks to improved comfort, new 50mm drivers, and a USB dongle that brings Dolby Surround 7.1 technology to the Cloud Revolver line for the first time. The HyperX Cloud Revolver S is the latest flagship headset from Kingston’s gaming brand.
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