





Docjon wrote:HyperX Cloud III Wireless – Gaming Headset for PC, PS5, PS4, up to 120-hour Battery, 2.4GHz Wireless, DTS Spatial Audio, 53mm Angled Drivers, Memory Foam, Durable Frame, 10mm Microphone, Black/Red
$49.50
Damn good price, I'm tempted to buy a spare. I paid $77 for a 'used, like new' set on Amazon just 5 weeks ago (and they were like new - still packaged up like new). . .and since I have a way of seeing historical prices on products, I can tell you that $77 was a good price - which means this is a very good price. They had a 3-day sale last November for $72, but for that, in almost 700 days of tracking, the price never went below $99, and was usually around $115.
I've been using these since the end of May. I like them and use them all day. It's really nice to be free of wires. I can go to the kitchen and still listen and talk in Discord, which is nice, but it's also nice to be rid of the wires when sitting at the computer. I find the construction to be very solid - the best constructed I've had since I was gifted a beefy set of KOSS headphones in 1980 (they were tanks).
I also use some free equalizer software, that equalizes all the sound that is generated by the computer. It's popular in some circles, and audiophiles like to create EQ settings for various popular headsets. The ones they post generally take headphones with heavy bass, or treble, or whatever range (these guys get pretty granular with the sound) and tweak it to be more neutral. I've been using this software for years, so I went looking for an EQ setting I could DL. I thought the sound was much better when I DL'ed and tried the recommended settings, so it's something you might like to try if you buy these.
Paladin, don't buy these. You know you won't like them.
Equalizer APO
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