Kingston hyperx cloud or asus orion pro
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Wraith
Bettyswollocks
HyperX Clouds
Frequency response: 15 - 25.000 Hz
Transducer type: Dynamic, Closed Ø 53mm Driver
SPL Sound pressure level: 98 ±3 dB
Connection: mini stereo jack plug (3.5 mm)
Orion Pros
Driver Diameter : 50 mm
Driver Material : Neodymium magnet
Frequency Response
Headphone : 20 ~ 20000 Hz
Impedance
32 Ohm ± 3 %
Input Sensitivity
-30 dB
Cable Length
2.5 meter
Noise Cancellation
Passive (noise isolation) :
Maximum > 30 dB
The prices are roughly the same, and both pretty much balance each other out performance wise.. so tough call, your choice.
Frequency response: 15 - 25.000 Hz
Transducer type: Dynamic, Closed Ø 53mm Driver
SPL Sound pressure level: 98 ±3 dB
Connection: mini stereo jack plug (3.5 mm)
Orion Pros
Driver Diameter : 50 mm
Driver Material : Neodymium magnet
Frequency Response
Headphone : 20 ~ 20000 Hz
Impedance
32 Ohm ± 3 %
Input Sensitivity
-30 dB
Cable Length
2.5 meter
Noise Cancellation
Passive (noise isolation) :
Maximum > 30 dB
The prices are roughly the same, and both pretty much balance each other out performance wise.. so tough call, your choice.
Feronix
New member
Well, this is a review site and there is a review on the HyperX Cloud:
http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/audio/kingston_hyperx_cloud_headset_review/1
http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/audio/kingston_hyperx_cloud_headset_review/1
looz
Active member
May I suggest an alternative solution?
Headphones
Detachable Microphone
Sound Card
Total: $88, and you'd end up with both better sound quality and the ability to replace the broken component in case somthing goes wrong. In comparison, HyperX Cloud is $93 there.
Headphones
Detachable Microphone
Sound Card
Total: $88, and you'd end up with both better sound quality and the ability to replace the broken component in case somthing goes wrong. In comparison, HyperX Cloud is $93 there.
