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If you want the best
Can i recommend another series?
1st. HyperX Cloud 2
2nd. Steelseries Siberia
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Anyway kraken had a better mic in my opinion
Can i recommend another series?
1st. HyperX Cloud 2
2nd. Steelseries Siberia
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Anyway kraken had a better mic in my opinion
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To answer your question, G633. But, I would much rather get these than either of the two you suggested. http
/pcpartpicker.com/part/steelseries-headphones-51191
Very good headset, they are even recommended in one of toms reviews.
/pcpartpicker.com/part/steelseries-headphones-51191Very good headset, they are even recommended in one of toms reviews.
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I used to use logitech headsets (G35 and 930) but made the move to the cloud IIs.
The surround sound is a bit better, and having inline rather than on ear control is a bit more convenient. The main difference is the weight and pressure. Both logitech headsets made my jaw start to hurt after extended sessions, as the metal band is very rigid and tight on my large head. Eventually this was resolved but it did last some time. My cloud IIs are by far the most comfortable headset ive worn. Light, flexible, and soft padding.
Sound quality is relatively even, cant decide one or the other there. The Cloud's mic can be quiet, so it has to be maxed out.
The clouds can also be used as stand alone headphones as well, due to the 3.5mm to USB dongle.
The surround sound is a bit better, and having inline rather than on ear control is a bit more convenient. The main difference is the weight and pressure. Both logitech headsets made my jaw start to hurt after extended sessions, as the metal band is very rigid and tight on my large head. Eventually this was resolved but it did last some time. My cloud IIs are by far the most comfortable headset ive worn. Light, flexible, and soft padding.
Sound quality is relatively even, cant decide one or the other there. The Cloud's mic can be quiet, so it has to be maxed out.
The clouds can also be used as stand alone headphones as well, due to the 3.5mm to USB dongle.
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