HyperXReviews of hyperxgaming.com

Ich habe die HyperX Alloy Origins und finde es Schade, dass die Tastatur mit ABS-Keycaps ausgestattet ist. Diese sind schon nach wenigen Tagen komplett fettig und sind billig verarbeitet. Das Body der Tastatur ist aber dafür beeindruckend stabil und komplett aus Flugzeugaluminium. Die Switches sind gut, trotzdem hätte ich mir wie bei den Vorgängern die Silver Switches gewünscht. Hätte man also bloß hochwertigere Switches verbaut und vielleicht auch die schnelleren Switches wäre das für mich wenn nicht sogar die perfekte Tastatur.

HyperX has been acquired by HP. Check the price on HP.com before you buy any HyperX products. I found the item purchased via HyperX UK to be cheaper on HP.com and asked for the difference to be refunded. The item was actually invoiced and sent by HP UK! The HyperX customer service department was unhelpful. That's a shame given how HyperX has been making good quality keyboards. Delivery was fast though.

I have a key board it is good and a mouse it is also good but the head phones are bad they fall apart and just kinda stuck I've had 2 of them just fall apart and not be fixable and both are nice but they fall apart after like 2 months of use i got the hyperx cloud stinger 2 and they just fell apart don't buy headphones from them.

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Bought a HyperX wired headset and was pleased with it: sound quality's very good, they're comfortable and they seal outside noise fairly well. In less than a year of normal daily use with no abuse, no droppage or the like, the clips at each end of the headband were breaking due to poor material and design: they're just under too much stress from having to compress against the headband foam. After complying with several email requests for pictures and data on the purchase, HyperX Customer Service said they'd replace the headset...IF I did the following first: --------------------------------------- Headset Video: Please create a video showing you cut the 3.5mm audio cable into three pieces. One of the cuts should be close to the headset, within 6 inches. Headset Pics: Please take a few pictures of the destroyed headset from different angles. In the pictures with the headset, you'll need to include a piece of paper that has your name and current date on it. Please make sure we can see the entire device and all broken parts. DO NOT SKIP- One of the pictures must have all the following clearly visible in one photo: The destroyed product with the destroyed parts and part number (on the product, if it can be seen) are both visible. --------------------------------------- Sum total, that's quite a lot of work at the customer's end, PLUS it means that the customer will be without use of the headset for the time it takes to destroy the unit and get out the photos+video+data package and wait for the replacement to arrive...as Customer Service agreed: at least two weeks. I use the headset daily and would have to purchase a replacement during that period in any case. TL;DR: HyperX's RMA policy means that during the interim processing and shipping period, the customer must unnecessarily do without the product they paid good money for. Plus they make the customer jump through so many hoops (in order to get a replacement for HyperX's poor design) that the whole process is not worth the trouble. ...and that is likely the goal of whoever writes their RMA policy. ___________________________________________ EDIT: In the hours since the above post, HyperX has emailed me that they WILL in fact now send me a replacement headset BEFORE requiring me to return or destroy the broken unit...and of course I'm fine with that. My opinion of HyperX has improved considerably. Now I just hope they'll redesign that problem part on the headset!

Don't get me wrong, I've owned a few of their products. I had to get one RMAed due to my keyboard not working at all, their customer service is pretty good. Their headsets? Avoid wireless like the plague and you should be fine.

I’ve had this headset for a year now and the battery time is now around 2 hours, it also makes crackling noises sometimes.

My review is based on using this headset on a Playstation 4. I previously owned headsets that costs almost 3 times the Flight S and whilst they sound amazing, I've had many reliability issues with them, so I decided to buy the Flight S until I get a PS5. The Good/Great: The Flight S sounds great. At first I was a little worried it would be too bass heavy as it has a frequency response of 10Hz-20000Hz, but I was wrong and none of the frequencies over power the other. The bass/lows and mids are powerful, but warm enough and the highs are not harsh, but extremely detailed, so the imaging and directional queues are simply outstanding. Great and clean sound quality overall. It's also quite a loud headset. Just don't bother with the surround sound. It's bad on all headsets including the Flight S. It's okish on some open world games, but really bad for games in which you need to listen to important sounds like footsteps. Super comfortable. Even though I prefer the part of the earpads that make contact with my ears/skin to be velour or soft material, these have super plush memory foam and soft leather earpads and they're still super comfortable. Functions and features are fully supported on the PS4. Full game/chat balance, mic mute, mic monitoring all at a touch of a button on the left earcup. Each has its dedicated button and very easy to access. Battery life is advertised as 30 hours at 50% volume, but I use this headset at max volume all the time and I still got around 20 hours out of it. Qi charging technology. Great feature, but I always charge the headset with the included usb cable. The Mediocre/Bad: The Ngenuity Software is pretty basic and not much you can do on there. Just basic stuff like mic and volume adjustments, turn on and off surround sound and that's pretty much it. All pointless to be honest as you can do all those adjustments on the headset itself. It still says the Ngenuity Software is a Beta version, so I'm guessing and hoping they will soon add more features on there, especially EQ adjustments. Headset software is pointless without an EQ option. Game/Voice chat mix is not the real chat mix you get on other headsets. On the Flight S it's basically another volume dial. What it's supposed to do is, when you choose to have more game or voice, whichever one you decide to hear more then the other should decrease. For example, if I choose to have more game sound because my teammates are being loud, I would press the game button to increase the game sound and that would also decrease the voice of my teammates. But what this does is, increase or decrease both at the same time. So it's not real chat mix. Conclusion: I can only give 3 stars due to the software and chat mix. I really wanted to keep this headset as it sounds so good, but I can get other headsets that would equally have good sound and that actually has a genuine chat mix option. Message for HyperX: Please please please improve the Ngenuity Software by adding more features, especially an option to be able to adjust our own EQ settings. Also, please ensure on your next generation headsets, if you're going to add chat mix, make sure it's actually the real chat mix.